The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-02
FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. Auree (st. Pierre) LeFoux, wife Of Gilbert Leroux. 20 Douglas avenue, was held from the Mulville Funeral Home Saturday to the Church of the Blessed Sacrament where c requiem high Mas was celebrated. Rev, Ro- bert Chagnon was celebrant. Miss Jane Barrett was oFgAnist and Mrs. John Collins, soloiSt. Burial was in Calvary cemetery, with Father OhAgnon of1oiating ct the commit tai services.
 Bearers were Arthur Tlrcotte, John Mariboni, Joseph Tierney, Da- Vid Mccormack, Oscar Anderson and Thomas Marlboni.
 The funeral of Rhelnhold Kratzke 30, 2e Williams street, who died suddenly Friday morning, was held yOsterday afternoon from the 3. O.. Porter Funeral Home, 10 Court street, New Britain. He was born in Worcester, Mass, and made his home in waterbury for the past seven years.
 Surviving are his wife, Mary (Sherman) KrAtxke; c son, Ray. Fiond; his mother, Mrs. Julia Krat. xkO; three brothers, William, Paul and Herman, al of New Britain and four sisters, Mrs. Carl zup, Miss Emma KratEke, Mrs, William Miller and Miss Martha Kratzke, ell of New Britain.
 The funeral of James Y. Neagic, oI Elmwood avenue, was held Oil Saturday morning from the Mulyilie funeral homo to the Immaculate Conception church where his nephew, Rev. Harold Flanagan, North Haven, was celebrant Of the solemn high Mass assisted by Rev. Harry Flanagan of East Norwalk aS deacon and Rev. Joseph Flanagan og Torrinston aS subdoaeon.
 Seated in tho sanctuary were; Rev. John Conian, Roy. Francis o. Shea, Rev. Lawrence skelly, Rev. Donald O'Leary, Roy. George Rel. ley, Rev. John Dial, Rev. Francis Hfatton, Rev. ]. oliver Cronan, oi waterbury; Rev. Myron Miller Of Hartford; Rev. WIn. Cavanaugh, Rev Joseph o'Connoliy, West Hartford. Prof, John |. Bonn was ofganiSt and Mrs. Robert Mc1kiernan, soiolst.
 Honorary delegations included James Brennan, George Dcrsin, James HeAiey, Walter Mcoowan, Hector Roberts, Harold lily, Rop. resenting the waterbury lodge Of Eihs were Past Exalted Rulers walter Monagan, George Ryan, Robert Mccormack, Harry CaShin, John ?. F1tEmaurico and Rcnard Palatine. Also Frank x. Bergin, Willimn Cunningham, George Hynes, Edward Callahan, Francis MuliigaF, Frank MeCann, William Cavanugh, Frank Campbell, MI. ehaei Dareey, Thomas Dunn, and Eugene Oviatt.
 Bearers, members of Corp. Coyle Post, No. 1, American Legion were; Wallace ]. Inglis, Victor Baker, Daniel MAhaney. George MeDuff, Leander Dt. Martin and John Sweeney.
 Burial was in now St. Josepht cemetery with eomTnittal services conducted by Father Cof1lAn, asBists cd by the attending clergy.
 The funeral of duStavO I. Eng. veil, 0i, ei Delaware avenue. was held today At 2 D, m, ct the AdOFSon funeral home, 70 COns tral avenue, with Rev. Francis Q. Ayres ofiiciatlng. Burial was in old Pine Grove cemetery.
 The funeral of Maude de.Boiie Gran. dal Dunn, 8, daughter of William and Beatrice Hill Dunn, Allen street, Orange, was hold today at 2;90 D. m, from the MuivlllO funeral home, 2T0 West Main street. Burial WaS in Prospet cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs. COcOlIa Alma Prince, 900 North Elm street, widow Of William Prince, was held today At 1880 from the Reyes funeral homo, 60 Pearl street, to Grace Baps tlst church at 2 ?. m. Rev. Jona- than Reed. pastor, officlatsd. Burial was in new Pine Grove cemetery.
 Private funeral services for Miss Mary '. Begs, i2S Hill street, were held this morning at 0;50 from the TesidencO to Dt. Thomag church at Q where c solemn high Mass was celebrated by Rev. John A. Audoson,
 CARD OF THANKS
 We wish 10 thank our many