The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-30

BOBILIN-Rev. Gustav Bobilin,
70, father Of Rev. Theodore Bobilin,
former pastor Of the First Metho-
dist church now living in Hemp
stead, L. /, died Monday at the
Bethany DeaconesS hospital In
Brooklyn, N. Y.
A native Of Frankfort, Germany,
Rev. Mr.. Bobilin came to this coun-
try at the age Of II and entered the
ministry q few years later. He was,
at one time, pastor Of a Bridge
port church. A clergyman for 81
years, the deceased minister was a
retired minister Of the New York
East conference Of the Methodist
church. He retired last April after
serving as superintendent Of the
Bethany Deaconess hospital for
nine years.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday night In Brooklyn, with
burial in Lincoln Hill cemetery,
Ridgewood, Queens.
LITTLE-Mrs. Rose A. (McKeon)
Little, widow Of the late Oliver B.
Little, and mother Of Patroln1an
James Little Of the Waterbury poll
Ice force, died at West Haven yes
terday.
The funeral will be held from the
funeral home Of Cox, Smith, q
Crimmins in New Haven Friday
at $3.50 to st. Peters church where
a aAianaaa 1ai0iA NRaea will Ia Rala.
brated at 8 o'clock. Friends may
call at the funeral home today un-
til 8 p. m.
Burial will be in ST. Lawrence
cemetery, West Haven.
GIORDANO-Mrs. Maria Giusep-
pa Giordano, widow Of Giuseppe
Giordano, died this morning at her
home, II Division street, after q
brief illness. A native Of Italy, she
came to this country and Waterbury
"a years ago, residing here ever
since. She was the president Of the
Sacred Heart Society OF St. Lucys
parish and founder Of the st. Fran
els Assist Society.
Survivors include four sons, Dan
lei, william, Anthony and Ralph,
all Of Waterbury; one daughter,
Mrs. Canio FerTari Of Brooklyn, N.
Y: and one sister, Mrs. Vincenzo
NardozN Of Italy. The funeral will
be held Saturday morning from
the home, II Division street, at 8:15,
to ST. Lucy's church for q solemn
high Mass at 8. Burial will be IN the
family plot in Calvary cemetery.
Friends may call at the home this
evening after 9 p. m. Please omit
flowers.
BRISTOT-Warren H. Bristol, SO,
grandfather Of Naval Lieutenant
Kenneth Coe Bristol, formerly OF
Waterbury, died Monday at his
home, 1850 Columbia Heights,
Brooklyn, N. Y, after a short ILL
ness. Lieutenant Bristol was re-
ported lost at sea in a plane crash
eight days ago off Florida.
The deceased became Ill last We'd
nesday upon receiving the news OF
Lieutenant Bristols experience, and
Of the death Of another grandson,
Flying Officer Beverly w. Bristol OF
the Royal Canadian Air Force, who
died nine days ago in an aerial ac-
cident in Vancouver.
Mr.. Bristol was born in Cheshire
and was graduated from the Yale
Law school in 1890. He practiced
law in New Haven before moving to
Brooklyn in 1894. He Is former
attorney for the Peoples Trust Co.
of Brooklyn and a retired lawyer.
Survivors include two sons. Ray
mond w. Bristol, chairman Of the
board of Bristol & Martin, manu-
facturers of war goods, and Maj.
Kenneth H. Bristol, Army, formerly
of Waterbury; four grandchildren,
Eileen Ward Bristol, Of the Army
Air Force Ferry Training detach-
ment; Lieut.. John Winship Bristol
in the Army Air forces, Craig w.
Bristol and Mrs. Phyllis B. Olson.