The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-09
OBITUARY

DOWD - Patrick Dowd, father of Mother Mary Teresia, Superintend- ent of St. Mary's hospital, died at his home in Windsor Locks early this morning after brief illness He was 70 years old.
 Born In Ireland, Mir. Dowd came to this country ct an early age and spent most of his life in Windsor Locks. Besides his daughter. he ta survived by six sons, Timothy, Law: renee, John, Charles Thomas, and James; two nephews, Rev. Daniel Dowd and Rev. Timothy Burns; and several grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held from the family home Saturday morning at S:30.
 STIEGLER Mrs. Mary Krom Stiegler, 30, wife of 0uStave H Stiegler of Meriden avenue. South ington, died Wednesday ct her home. Born In Accord, N. Y., she had lived in Southington 40 yearl and was 6 member of Grace Meth odist church. Besides her husband she leaves two sons, John Wander mark of Elizabeth, N. J., and James Vandermark of Waterbury: a daughter, Mrs. William J. Walker ol southington. and two brothers Charles and Jacob Krom, both o1 Van Nuys, Calf.
 The funeral will be held Friday at 2:30 D. m. ct the Hallahan Su- neral home, in Southington. Rev Robert Mcfarland, pastor of Grace Methodist church. will ofnciate. The body will be placed in the vault ir Oak Hill cemetery, Southlngton.
 GRAICERSTEIN -' Samuel Graf. cerstein of 26I Cooke street, diec early this morning ct St. Mary'i hospital. Born July 16, 1867, lE Russia, MT. Graicerstein came tC this country 53 years ego and K Waterbury 4S years ago. He was ( member of Beth-El synagogue, vict president of Brass City lodge anG Q past oftlcer of the Jewish Home for the Aged. He was a member oI the Waterbury Hebrew Benefit as' sociation and had been active ir many other Jewish organizations toI the past 45 yearg.
 Survivors include his wife, Mrs Susie (Carenbleth) 0FaicersteiTa one son, Perry Graicerstein, an at. torney, of Waterbury: three daugh' terS. Mrs. Mendel Cross of New York City, Mrs. Aaron Paur anC Miss Esther Gralcerstein, both Oi Waterbury, and one granddaughter Bernice Cross of New York city.
 The funeral will be held tht afternoon at 3 p. m. at the Aldersor funeral home, 70 Central avenue Burial will be in Brass City Lodge cemetery, with Rabbi William ? Greenfield of1ciating.
 MASI-MrS. Angeline (Moutellal Masi. aged 68, wife of Frank Masi died this morning at her home, l0I Hill street. She was Q native oi Italy and came to this country s: years ago. She had been c member of St. Thomas's church choir toI 70 years.
 Besides her husband she ieavel three sons. Henry and Edward oi this city and Nicholas of HaTtfoEdi one daughter, Miss Angelihe Mast oi Waterbury, five grandchildren aIlC two brothers stephen Montella oi Waterbury and Anthony Montsila of Bristol; two sisters. NrA. Nle0la perugini and Mrs. Felix Colaveeehio both of Waterbury and several hieces and nephewa.
 Funeral services will he held Set. lirday morning ct 6 from the Maio- rano funeral home, o6 Willow street with c solemn high Mas At 9t ThomAs's church ct Q. Burial will be in the family plot in Calvary cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from . Co 90 and tomorrow from 2 to 70.
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