The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-03
OBITUARY


Mr., Sehauland was q Well"knowil
vocalist, having done solo work IN
many of tho local churches, BE-
cause OF his active interest IN the
Conoordla society, h0 was made m
honorary member, Ito attended 3D.
John church. and was employed by
tho Shoe Hardware company ~ q
te0lmakef,
Besides his wife, Mrs, Florence
tAndergon) Sehaulnnd, no leaves u
brother, Otto SGhRulnnd OF Tor
rlngton; three sisters Mrs, Herman
DNhm of Stamford; Mrs Guy Aus.
TIN, and MrR Emma Hoffman OF
Springfield, Mass,
Funeral services will DO hold on
Friday afternoon Rt . o'clock nj
tho Anderson funeral home, 10 Con.
trail avenue, Rev, Francis Ayers Of
fieinting. Burial will be In new
Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may
call No tho funeral homo on Thurs
day from So and 10 o'clock,
DRUAN-Cliiford Druan, 81, NON
OF tho late Jeremiah and Jennie LA
i0lNmme) Druan, dlOd lust night at
tho Waterbury Hospital, following
u short Illness, A native OF this city,
he VIA born on July 20, 1921,
Mr., DfuNn was q graduate Of ~,
Thomas School, and attended
Lcavenworth High School HO was
employed NJ tho Waterbury Manu-
featuring Company. ITO made hiS
homo with hiB sister, Mrs, Joseph A,
DeloBso Of 30 DyrneBlde avenue.
Besides Mrs. DelasSo no leaves q
brother, George Drunn; two sisters,
Mrs, William p. Moriarty, and Mrs,
Louis A, duglI0ttI; several nlee0s
and nophowg, oil OF waterbury.
Funeral services will be hold on
Friday morning al 0 o'clock from
tho MniorAn0 Funeral Home, Oh
Willow street 10 tho 81. Thomas
Church NJ 0 o'clock, Burial will bG
In Calvary cemetery.
Friends may call at tho Funera!
Home tonight from ITO o'clock and
tomorrow from 2.i0 o'clock,
ANTIIONY-t'rAnls Anthony OF "A
East Hawkins street died Friday
following u long illness, A native OF
shefliold, Mass, no has been q resi-
dent OF this city for ~ years,
Mr., AndruS had boon employed
by tho White n Wells Company for
over 10 years, Ito attended the Zion
Baptist Church.
lilo leaves u daughter. Miss Lena
Anthony, Now York City; md q
sister, Mrs. Rufus Johnson, Torring-
ton.
The funeral will DO held tomor-
row NJ $50 D. m. NJ tho Reyes flu
neral home, 90 Pearl street, Rev.
David ID, Togg, officiating. Burial
will bo IN now Pine Grove cemetery,
Friends may call at the funeral
homo this afternoon and tomorrow
morning.
Administration Randall An.
drllR, 90, died Sunday ut his home
In Devon. Ho was o brother OF Mrs
Alfred Olson OF this city.
A native OF New Britain Mr.,
Devon Ind been q resident OF Devon
for 30 years. Because OF III health
Mr.. Andrus retired last October
from the Manning, Maxwell Moore
Company, where no had been en-.
ployed for many years as a pattern
maker. He was deacon OF the
Devon Union church.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Minnie
Andrus, he leaves one son, Capt.
Oliver 3. Andrus, physician In
Milford until his entry In the Med
ical corps OF the Army; one daugh~
ter Mrs, Evelyn Durr, a member OF
the faculty OF the Devon schools
one brother, DR.. william II. Andrus
O: Melbourne, Fla; two Sisters, Mrs
Royce Bass, OF Taunton, Mass. !:
Mrs. Robert PEBBLES OF Stratford;
and two grandchildren.
Rev. Alexander Alison, Jr, OF
the First Presbyterian church.
Bridgeport conducted the funeral
service In the funtral home Of
George j. Smith and Son, 1856
Broad street, Milford. today Mt II
a. m. Burial was In the Fairview
cemetery, New Britain.
ILES--Edward d. lies of Maple
street. Seymour, died yesterday at
the Odd Fellows home In Groton
following long illness.
For many years he was employed
by the H. p. g. e. Day company OF
Seymour. He was a member Of the
Nonnawauk band, Mechanics lodge,
Odd Fellows.
Mr.. lies leaves his wife, Mrs.
Emma E. lies of Orange, and q
brother, Arthur lies of this city.
McCARTHY-Sister Mary Dym-
pima CMcCarthy) OF 81. Bridget's
Convent Meriden. a member Of the
Sisters of Mercy, died Saturday aft
ernoon at st. Mary's hospital fol-
lowing lingering Illness. A native
OF Ireland she entered the sister.
hood 80 years ago.
Sister taught the fourth grade al
st. Roses Parochial school In Meri-
den for seven years. Prior TO that
she taught In Rockville. Torrington
Ansonia and Bridgeport.
Funeral services were held yester-
/ day at ST. Mary's home In West
Hartford. followed by burial there
at 81. Marys cemetery.
IVARAUSKAs--Mrs. MagdallnC
| Ivaraualas (Yovnurauskas) widow
1 Of John IVnfnuakos. Of Al Green