The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-23

JERVELUND - Carl Macknay
Jervelund 81, Of 261 Grove street
died at st. Mary's hospital Saturday
afternoon, following y short illness
A native Of England, he had form.
erly resided In Philadelphia.
For the past four years Mr.. Jerve.
lund had lived In this city, where hi
had been employed at the Water.
bury Clock company es an inspec.
tor. Prior to that he had been asso-
ciated with the Martha Lane hal
shop. He was veteran Of the First
World war, having seen active serv-
ice in France.
Mr.. Jervelund was q 32d degree
Mason, and a member Of Eastern
Star in Philadelphia. He attended
the Episcopal church. Besides his
wife Mrs. Mary Alice CARR Jerve-
lund, he leaves his mother, 9
brother, and a sister in England.
The funeral was held at the AL
derson funeral home, 10 Contra
avenue today at 2 p. m, Leverett
Davis, lay reader Of st. Johns Epis'
copal church, ofiiciating. Burial wa:
in new Pine Grove cemetery. Con.
tinental lodge, A. F. q A. NJ, held
Masonic services at the funeral
home last night under the direction
Of John o. Clement, worshiptul mas
ter.
PLUMB-David Miles Plumb, "a
Of Cheshire road, Prospect, dice
Sunday afternoon at his home. A
native Of Prospect, he was born or
February 10, 1859, the son Of thu
late Algeron Sidnay and Laurt
(IotchkisS) Plumb, and was
graduate Of Cheshire academy.
A lifelong resident Of Prospect
Mr.. Plumb had taken an active in
terest in Sits affairs. For SO year.
he served as town clerk; was
member Of the General ASsembl.
from 1907 to 1909, and former tow
treasurer. He served on many com
mittees and held minor town OF
fees. He was also an honorar,
member of Prospect grange.
Mr.. Plumb leaves four sons, Fred
erick S., Edward H., Thomas, ant
Frank M, all of Prospect; tw'
daughters, Florence I. Plumb o
Prospect and Mrs. John Bird
Waterbury; four grandchildren ant
one great-grandchild. His wife, Ad
die (Matthews) Plumb, died severa
years ago.
The funeral will be held at tn
Anderson funeral home, 70 Contra
avenue, tomorrow at p. m. Rev
Daryl williams of the Prospec
Conversational church will ohici
ate. Burial will be in Prospect GENE
terry, Prospect. Friends may cal
at the funeral home tonight from
Z to 8.
SCHIRMER-Carl F. G. Schirme
/ of III Chestnut avenue died at tn
Waterbury hospital Sunday after
noon. A native Of Germany, h
was born on June 3, 1866.
Mr.. Schirmer lived in New Yor
before coming to this city Is year
ago. He was well known throug
his activities In civic and fraterns
organizations, having served on Tn
coming appeal board, and as forme
secretary Of the Connecticut Manu-
facturers Of Carbonated Beverages
He was q member Of the Waterbur
Lodge Of Elks and the Wealan
lodge Of Masons in New York. Nj
Schirmer had retired from his busi
ness as a jobbers Of bottled bevef
ages.
Besides his wife. MRS. Elsie (Muel
ler) Echirmer, he leaves two SON
Carl r. OF New York and Frederic
G. OF Kansas City. Mo-; and on
daughter. Mrs. Albert RehbeFgel
New York City.
The funeral win be held today 9
Q D. m. at the Henry etolzenbeFge
funeral home, New York CITY, tol
lowed By Masonic services IN chare
OF Weliand lodge, A. y. a A, y
Burial will take place tomorrow {
the c0nyenlence Of the family. IN
Waterbury ledge Of Elks held seFv
lees last night 81 the Anderson ~
neral home under the direction Z
Frank Healsy, exalted ruler.
WARNRR-Wiiiiam Shears War
neg, 50, Of Fentcn road, WoleQll
died suddenly last night, A nntiv
Il Of North Maven, Conn, he was "a
con ef CbaEleg 4. and GAasl
(Liitletohni Warner,
Az. Warner moved q WQleol
EIGHT years zee, freln WoteTnNI.
RFsoF 70 lisat ~ had g1sI1e1 4
Tbonneton, ~ y years We IA
heon employed a. 8 scales ne
alIanle af ~ Chass MTaz1 a oef