The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-30
OBITUARY

JACKsON--deorge T. Jackson, ii Coo street, died. Saturday morning ct St. MaryB hospital. MT. Jackson was employed for 6i years by the Jones, Morgan & Go. until his rec tlrement three years ago. He was in charge of the mems furnishings department.
 lie was born in Waterbury, the son of the late Thomas and Mary (Quliin) Jackson,
 Ho was at one time active in the National Guard and was an Elk and c comnlunicant of the Immaculate Conception church.
 Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alice (slaVir) Jackson and c brother, Louis A. Jackson of California.
 The funeral will be held tomor. row ct o;ib c. m. from the Bergiil funeral home, 200 East Main street, to the Immaculate Conception church ct e:46 c. in. for c requiem high Mass. Burial viii Dc in old St. Jcseph'S cemetery. Friends may call ct tho funeral home today.
 LAVIdNE-Noe LaVigne, 74, Of 3O Pend street, died Saturday iii st Mary'S hospital after an extended illness. MT. Lavigne was c native Of Canada and had lived in MancheSt- CT, N, H., for 70 years before coming to Waterbury 12 years SEQ. He was employed aS c custodian Of the Franco. American club of which he was 6 member.
 Survivors include five sons, Ars thur Of this city, Eddey Of Man- chester, ". H., Emile of Canada, Henri Of Bristol and Nerve of -Woicott; three daughters, Mrs. Ed- de Trottier, Bristol, Mrs. William BOlleriVe, Waterbury, and Sister Marie Fibre of the Order Of Bon- Pasteur, Montreal; IS grardchll- dren, and several nieces and i1eph- eWs
 The funeral viii be held tomorrow At 8;i6 c. m. from the Beiieville fu- neral home, 60 East Clay street, to St, Aims church ct Q. Burial VIII Dc in Calvary cemetery. Friends may cali ct the funeral home today from 2 to 10 ?. m.
 sTEWART-Myron W. Stewart i2i0 East Main street, died 6atur- day morning ct his home after lingering illness.
 Born in Barton, Vt, Mir, Stewart was Q carpenter and had been . resident of Waterbury for 36 years He was c cominunicart of Sacred Heart church.
 Surviving are his wife, Mrs Caroline (McFarland) Stewart; four sons, Noel, Clyde. Harley. Earl; six daughters, Mrs. John Carey, Mrs Alice Erskine Mrs, Theodore Hamm Mrs. John Luke, Mrs. Clinton Smith and Mrs. Harry Goldberg, all oi Waterbury; two brothers, Lester and Erwin Stewart; two sisters, Mrs Arthur Smith and Mrs. Nina Water man, all of Vermont: 2l grandchil- dren. c great-grandchiid and . number of nieces and nephews.
 The funeral was held this morning at S:15 from the Mullville funeral home, 270 West Main street. Co Sacred Heart church at 9 where a solemn high Mass of requiem waa celebrated by Rev. Henry Quinn as- sisted by Rev. Franklin Corrigan. deacon, and Rev. John Dial, subs deacon. A special musical program was offered by the Sacred Heart church choir under the direction of Miss 0eorgianna Wolfe, organist Burial was in Charleston, Vt. Bear- CTS were Wilfred Jarvis, Harry Gold berg, William Cunningham, Theo- dore Hamrn, Clinton Smith and Francis Mcfarland.
 STMONES-C Charles Simones, also known as KaZys Simones. 61, 32 Ab- bolt avenue, was found dead in bed at his rooming house, about 10 a. m yesterday. Dr. Edward H. Kirsch- baum. medical examiner, said death was due to a heart attack.
 Mir. Simones retired about o'clock Saturday night, according to his landlady, Mrs. Michael Salimoski, who discovered he wal dead when she called him yester- day morning, police reported. De- tective Sgts. Charles McWeeney and Joseph Mccarthy investigated
 He was born in Lithuania, anc came to this country and to Wa terbury 30 years ago. A former farm-hand. he had been employed at the Casino Garden restaurant for the past two years.
 Kis only survivor is 6 hEu9her Anthony simones. of Chicago. xu' neral arrangements. in charge ol the Colasant0 funeral home, D3' Bank street. viii ne announced