The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-14

CARROEL-Mrs. Catherine Anna Carroll. wife of Michael Carroll oi 9 Walnut avenue died al her home yesterday following a short illness
 She was born in Ireland. daughter of the late Jeremiah and Bridget
 dHenneSseyD Dwyor and had been a resident of Waterbury for co years, living most a the time in the East eFn section of the city. Mrs. Carroll was a cOmmunicant of Sacred Heart chruch.
 Gn addition to her husband. she leaves a daughter, Mrs. John Crow ley Of Waterbury.
 The funeral wall be held from tine Bergin funeral home. 29o East Main street. Wednesday at s.30 a.
 m. to Sacred Heart church where a solemn high Mass will be cele- brated at g. Burial Eili be in new St. Joseph's celnefery. EEiencs may call at the funeral home today and tomorrow. afternoons and evenings.
 KEESAN-Joseph P Keenan Of s2 Walnut street diec in St. Marys hospital yesterday afternoon after a bT5ef illness. A native of Water bury. he was the son of the late John and Mary dMcEyoyD Keensn. He was sign-p2inter by trade and had lived in Waterbury all his life The deceased was a member of the Immaculate Conception church Surviving is his sister. Miss Eliza beth Keenan Of this city.
 The funeral win be held from the Mulyille funeral home, 27O West Main street. Wednesday. at 9 a. m. to the Immaculate Conception church where a solemn high Mass giil be celebrated at s:s5. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 YAHKAGJSKAs-Walter Yank- atiskas. ii8 Congress avenue. died Saturday night in Waterbury l0spi- tai after a brief Illness. 4 native of Kaunas. L1tlluania. he came to this country 39 years ago and had been a resident of the Brooklyn section Of the city since that time.
 He was an emplOye Of the Scoyill Mig. Co. for more than 50 years. Mr. YankauSkas vas a communicant of St. Joseph's church and a member Of the Lithuanian Independent Pol itical club.
 Survivors include his wife. Eva. Waterbury; his mother, Mrs. Theo- dora Yankauskas. MerideD: three sons. Sgt. Edward Yankauskas. U. S. Army in the South Pacific. John in the Merchant Marine in Aus fralia and Stanley Of this city; a daughter. Matilda. Waterbury: a sister. Mrs. Helen Hara. Mesiden: two brothers. John Of Waterbury and Bronislay Of Philadelphia. and several nieoes and nephegs.
 The funeral will be held from the Deliniks funeral home. j7 Congress avenue. "Wednesday. at 8:45 to st. Josepb's church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today and tomorrow from 2 to 10 o'clock.
 GAPGAAO Salvatore capu anO, formerly Of Waterbury died Friday at St viDoeDt's hospital. Bridgeport.
 Surviving are; Two sisters and 8 brother. this city. Mrs. Louise Pic- ozzi and Mrs. IDllDaciIlata Pizz0. and Joseph capuano: another brother, Charles capuanO of New York city: two sisters and two brothers Of Bridgeport, Mrs. Deletta SpeDtTinO and Mrs. MaFgaret Petrella, and A. bert and Louis capuanO.
 Funeral services yill be held to- morrow morning at St. Raffaels church, Bridgeport.
 e,gtANtbhgEYEk-Nrg. catheriDe BrandmeyeT, 5i, Of j2 WOleott street, died Saturday afternoon lD the police ambulance on the way to St. MaFy's hospital after she had collapsed at East Main and W0leOtt streets about 2 D. m, She vas dead upon admittaIiee. Mrs. BraDdmeyer was the gidOy Of Louis Brandmeyer,
 Her death was attributed to heart attaek. by pr. Edward z, Kirsebbaum. medical examiner
 According tO Patr0lmep Albert s. Lacey and Edward 7, Dunn. who t0ok Mrs. BrandHeyer t0 the hOspi- tal, she collapsed While talking to friend and was lying on the side walk gheD tbey answered the call at 2;05 ?, H,
 Born iD Alsaee-Il0rFsine, France, she was s resident Of Waterbury for is years and had ltyed lD the Fast End section for the past ten years, She vas former resident Of Watert0gD, Mrs. BrandBeyeT vas 2 eofDmunieapt Of Sacred Heart 
 Surviving are three sons, Louis L.. Waterbury; Joseph, Newark, q, j., and George, WsteTt0gD; three Mrs. Thomas O'NeiIj. Wstert0gp Mrs, Bruno Igeitz, Stamford. Mss Claire BFsDcmeyeT, Waterbury; two sisters, Mrs. Joseph LebTeT, BeaebuTst. L. l.. heg York; Mrs william Lloyd. Washington, D, C.; a brother, Joseph DreyeT, South Orange. H J, sDd several
 The funeral gilI be held t0BsOF- T0w at e:i6 e. In. from the Llinny funeral home. 2S Central avenue, to the Gaere1 Heart church ct %