The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
FUNERALS

Funeral services for Mrs, Fannie M, Laury, S6, will be held tomorrow at l;S0 p, m, at the Mount Olive A, M, E. Zion church, Private prayer service for members of the family will be held tomorrow at 1 p. m, Burial will he in Riverside cemetery. Friends may call at the Reyes funeral home, 69 Pearl street today and tomorrow morning,
 The funeral of Tyler White, Gravel street, Meriden, was held to- day at 2;S0 p, m, at the John J, Ferry Funeral Home, SS East Main street, Meriden, Rev. Hurtt N. Tim ble, pastor of the First Baptist church, Meriden, ofleiating, Burial was in Pine Grove cemetery, Water bury,
 The funeral of Mrs. Margaret A, (Raehurn) White, wife of James White, S2 Meriden road was held today at 2 D, m, at the Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Central avenue, Rev. Ivey J. Shuff, pastor of Mill Plain Union church, offlciating, Burial was in new Pine Grove cenae- tery,
 The funeral of Harold W, Din- neen, A20S Washington Blvd. Hale. thorpe, Md, former Waterbury res- ldent, will be held at e;S0 a. m. today from the Kenny funeral home: l242 Leeds street, Malethorpe, that city, at Q.
 Burial will be held tomorrow from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, this city, Q t2 p. m. to new St, Joseph's church. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 p. m,
 A military funeral for Louis Ret. tho, lo Irion street, was held Sat- urday morning from the ColasAnto funeral home to St. Lucy'S church where Q solemn high Mass of re- quien was celebrated by Rev. Mich ael MeVerry assisted by Rev. Felix Sooglio, deacon, and Rev. Italo Cal- caogni, suh-deaeon. MSgr. Joseph Valdamhrini was seated in the sane- tuary. Mrs. Jerry Maseoli was or- ganiSt and Mrs. Louis Russo sang two solos.
 The military escort was in charge of Sgt, Wallace J, Inglis and in- cluded Sgts, James Oracle, James Noonan, PvtS., John Altieri, Thom- AS N. Corcoran, William La Bonte, William Sheehy, Bugler Donald White sounded church call and taps.
 Bearers, ell nephews, were '. A. Cusannelli, Carlo Cusanelli, John T, Scale, Walter Delgiorno, Pas- quale Scalo and James Cusaneli. Burial was in Calvary cemetery with the oommittal services con. ducted by Father Scoglio
 The funeral of Mrs. Molina Ga. niontAgne) Laranger, 6i Yale street, WaterVilie, was held Saturday from the Bellevillo funeral home to St, Miehaels church for e solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial was In Cai- vary cemetery. Rev. Alphonse duir- ard, of quebec, Canada, celebrated the Mass assisted by Rev. Francis Bratton, deacon and Rev. Stanley E. Hastillo, Sub-deacon. Tn the sane. tuary were Father Comineho and Father Mccormick. Miss Winnie Delaney was at the organ. A dele. gation from the Ladies of St. Anns Sodality was composed of Mrs. Anna Brousseau, Miss deorgiana Forest and Mrs. Mathilda Duquete. Bearers were George Lewis, Michael Longo, Henry duirard. Leo Stone, Albert Forest and Robert Benninghoff. Father Mccormick and Father duirard officiated at conlmittal serv- ices.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ray, 10 Elmwood avenue, widow of Pat rick Ray, was held this morning at 0:3D from the Bergin Funeral Home, 200 East Main street, to St. Mar. for nearly 50 years before moving to Oakville Q year ago.
 Survivors include e brother, John Deauregard of 2, South Braintree, Mass, and three nephewS, Francis and John Beauregard and Edward Blanehette, oil of Waterbury.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow ct 0:30 c. m. from the Belleviile Funeral Home, ee East Clay street, to st. Anns church ct 2. Burial will be In Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 ?. m.
 sN0W-HeFbers Eugene Snow, 233 Woodtick road, died yesterday morning ct Waterbury hospital on his e4th birthday. He was c native of Brooklyn, Conn, but had lived most Of his life in Waterbury.
 Mir. Snow was employed at the American Brass Go. for 3i years prior to his retirement eight years
 Survivors include two sons, Dwight of Waterbury and Herbert of New York; Q daughter, Mrs. poDlsschop Of Waterbury; two brothers, Dwight of New Haven and walter Of gouthlngton, 20 grandchildren, ib great-grandchil. dren and several nieces and nephewe.
 Private funeFaa services will Dc held from the Snyder funeral home, Ij4 Willow Gt. tomorrow afternoon st a:so. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery, Woodtick with Rev. dee- |Fude COG of WoIeott officlatlng.
 wFsbndS may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening,