The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-22
OBITUARY .'

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 VOGT-Jacob Vogt, 72, of % Maple street died yesterday in St Mary's hospital after @ brief illness He was born in Germany, a son o1 Michael and Catherine (Gruen- waldo Vogt.
 He came to this country and to Waterbury in 1873 with his par ents, who started 8 brush manu- featuring business here which MT Vogt continued until his recent illness despite failing eyesight.
 The city hall, school department factories and hospitals were supplied by the concern, which was located in the rear of the Vogt residence for many years. MT. Vogt was 6 member of the Trinity Episcopal church. i0
 Survivors include two brothers George F., and Louis J. Vogt oi Waterbury; a sister, Mrs. Louise Foley of Boston, and two nieces and a nephew.
 Funeral services will be held te morrow at p. m. at the Clark funeral home, 20 State street Rev Roger B. T. Anderson, rector oi Trinity Episcopal church, officiating Bural will be in new Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 3 to 5 anc ' to g p. m.
 HOUDE-Octave Houde, 58, of 4C East Liberty street died Saturday afternoon in St. Mary's hospita, after an illness of two years. Born in Canada, he lived in Waterbury for 16 years. He was employed al the Chase Metal Works before hi: illness. He was 8 member of Can. ado-A American asociation, and ths French Artisans.
 Survivors include his wife, Maria son, Robert, training with thu Navy at Sampson, N. Y: hi mother. Mrs. Clara LeDuc, of Can ada; three brothers, James, Tele' sphere and Rock; seven sisters Mrs. Richard Cosette, Mrs. Ferdi' nan LeClerc, Mrs. Donat I,e- Pointe, Mrs. Eddie Deavuille, Mis- Aurea Houde. all of SchawinegaI Falls, Canada, and Mrs. Georg' Bailey, Waterbury, and a nun O. Paris. a grandson and severa nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held tomor row from the Belleville Funera Home, 68 East Clay street at 8:l! a. m. to St. Anns church for ; high Mass at g. Burial will b in Calvary cemetery. Friends ma, call at the funeral home toda: from 2 to 10 p. m.
 PHELAN Miss Elizabeth Phelan of 67 Chestnut avenue, die, at her home Saturday. A native 0 Waterbury. she was a daughter o the late Patrick J. and Mary cry nan) Phelan. She attended the ol' Waterbury High school and was communicant of St. Margaret church.
 Survivors are three sisters, Misse Helen, Sadie and Catherine Phelar Waterbury; brother, Finton I Phela1. chairman of the Waterbur. Fire Board; two nephews, Captail Finton J. Phelan, Jr.. Army Al Forces and Attorney Joseph J. Phe Ian; three nieces, Mrs. Maurice Cor bett, Cheshire, Misses Katherin and Anne Phelan: a grand-nephev Richard F. Corbett; and a grand niece. Anne R. Phelan.
 The funeral will be held from tn residence, 67 Chestnut avenue, to morrow morning at 8:30 to St. Mar garet'S church at o'clock. Buria will be in old St. Joseph's ceme tery. Friends may call at the res idence this afternoon and evening.
 CASS-Miss Katherine A. Cas- died last night at her home, 27 Mar ion avenue. after a long illness.
 Miss Class was a daughter 0 the late John and Briget Milton Class. She was associated with tn Benedict and Burnham plant befor the turn of the century and con tinued her employment when tn firm became consolidated into tn American Brass Co, where she wa employed until her retirement fl 1921. She was a conamunicant of tn Blessed Sacrament church.
 She leaves brother, John, 0 Wethersfield: two sisters. Miss Mar! Class and Mrs. Edward Maher, botl Of Waterbury, and several niece anrd nephews.
 The funeral will be held iron the Bergin funeral home, 200 Eas Main street, Wednesday morning a 8:30 to the Blessed EaeTamen church, for the solemn high Mas Of requiem at 9. Burial will be in olt St. Josephs cemetery. Friends ma! call at the funeral home today iron ' to 10 ?. m. and tomorrow, 2 to il ?. m'
 sTAIGWELI,-MFa BaFbaFi 6taigwell. eo MerFimae street, Oak. vile, died yesterday at the home oi her daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Bal ehunaE. 24 South Riverside street She was born in Bhantls, Llthuanis and came to the United States many years ago. She resided in Oakyills and Waterbury for the past elghl years.
 She is survived by her husband Peter. Oakyiile; q son, ChaTlel three danghtefs. Mrs. Stella Max. well. Boston. Mas: Mrs. Char. lotte baichnnas, Waterbury, and Mrs. etephanie Massleoite, We. tegbury. and hy eive grandchildren
 Tas funeral win be hsl4 Wed