The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
OBITUARY

RARTOIINI - Grace Mary Bar tolMl, one-year-old daughter of Alfred and Mary (CartocetO Bar tollni, 2S Wadsworth street. died suddenly Saturday afternoon at st. Mary's hospital,
 Surviving besides the parents, are Q brother, Robert; paternNl grand- parents, Mir, and Mrs, NaSSnreno bartolini; and maternal grand- parent, Mrs. Crlstina Cartoceti, all of Waterbury,
 Funeral services were held today At 2 D. m, at the MalorAno Funeral Home, e6 Willow street, Burial was In Calvary cemetery.
 PICKETT-Miss Ellen Pickett, 2S Spencer avenue, died Saturday night, iS minutes after she was ad- mitted to st, Mary's hospital, Death was due to q heart attack, accord- ing to pr, Edward H, Kirschhaum, medical examiner,
 Born In RoxhuFy, Conn, 6 daugh- ter of the late Michael and Mar gAret (Moynihan) Pickett she had lived in Waterbury for the past 90 years, Miss Pickett was Q comynunl- cant of the Immaculate Conception church and Q member of the Rosary Confidently of the parish,
 She Is survived by . twin sister, Miss Nora Pickett of Waterbury, and three nephews, Edward Pickett, New Haven, George Pickett, Bridge port and John Pickett, Roxbury,
 The funeral will be held from tho MulVille funeral home, 270 West Main street tomorrow at 0 a, m, to Immaculate Conception church where solemn high Mass of re- Quiem will be celebrated ct s;Ab. Burial will be At st, Francis Xavier cemetery, New Milford. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 2 to 10,
 AHERN-Mrs, Nora Ahern, wife of William J, AheFn. i2e Central avenue, died Saturday afternoon at St, Mary's hospital after Q brief ill- ness, She was born in the North End tho daughter Of Nora Moynahan and the late Maurice Horan. A grad. uate of St, Thomas paroehial and Wilby high schools, she was em. ployed as a secretary at Curley real estate agency, Mrs, AheFn was eommunieant of St, Margarets church.
 Surviving besides her husband and mother, are Q son, William, 'Jcu . daughter, Miss Patricia Aaern; two sisters, Mrs, Torrance MRFFani and Mrs. John phelan, Q brother, William, with the Army in the south Pacific,
 The funeral will be held from Mulvilie funeral home, 270 West Main street, toTnufrow, at e:i6 Q. m. to St, Margaret church ct Q for Q solemn high Mass, Burial will be In Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 p. m.
 Wo0D-Mrs. Louisa A. Wood, 0e, Of 33 Union street, TeFryville, died Saturday morning of 6 heart attack while visiting in Mlddletown, N. !. A former resident of Waterbury, she was born in New BFunswiek province, Canada. She also resided in Thomaston for several years.
 She ls survived by her husband, Major Ernest 4. Wood; Q sister, Mrs. NitA V. Lynch, of New Brunswick: two sons. Gerald M, of Terryville and Reginald ?. of Middletown, N. l.; Q daughter, Mrs. Pauline Turner of Corpus Christi, Texas, and three grandchildren.
 BR0DEUR-Albert Brodeur, 700 Meriden road, died at Waterbury
 hospital yesterday afternoon. Born h Chicopee, Mass, the son of the late John and Rose (AdanAs) Bro. deur, he had been Q resident of this city tor the past 30 years. He had been employed at the Waterbury FaFrel Foundry & Machine O., foI the past 70 years.
 Surviving are his wife, Anna, and Q niece, Mrs. Lillian Stevenson of Naugatuck.
 The funeral will Do held from tho Bergin funeral home, 200 East Main street, Wednesday morning ct e:30 to St. Anns church ct 900. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call ct the funeral home to- night and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
 YOUNG - Jane Agnes Young, D2, native of Waterbury, and Q resls dent Of Bristol for more than 30 years, died Saturday ct the home Of the Little Sisters Of the pcor In New Haven, where she had been res siding in recent years. Funeral services were hald today with c high Mass of requiem at gt. Matt. hew's church, Bristol, and burial in ct. Jcsephs cemetery, Piainvllle,
 Mrs. Young wag born h Water. bury In ieS1. Tn 1878 she was mars Eied to Lawrence Mccormack, who died ip 1868. Tn 1eee she married Simon Young, who died in ie20.
 Three children from the second lnaTriage survive: A daughter, Mrs, Ross etichtenoth; two sons, 0eOrge Young of Untonviile and Jasl,es Young Of Bristol, two grasids daughters and great grandson.
 DAUPMINATe - Mrs. Emma uaaIphinais, ae, widow Of Samuel pauphinals. sD rmii avenue, oakvlsle, dled Saturday night ct her honie. Nl1e was Q native og Canaam and had lived in the south end cf WateEbuEy