The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-13

"a, Of 70 Maple street, Torrington, died Wednesday morning at her home after 0 long illness, Born ln France. she came to this country S7 years ago. She lived in Buffalo, N, Yu for Q short time before moving to Torrington. Among the survivors Is a daughter, Mrs, Alfred Fournier, Waterbury.
 The funeral will be held tomor. row at B;i5 from the Phalen funeral home, Torrington, to st, Francis church where e solemn high Mass will be eelehretad at Q. Burial will Do In new st, Francis cemetery. Friends may call at tho funeral home from 2 to 6 and ' to Q p, m, today,
 WINIKoFF-Mrs, Esther Winl. koff, wife of Morris Winikotf, 2e7 Pine street and Q resident of WNter- bury for 90 years, died yesterday morning at St, MaFy's hospital, She was Q member of the Ladies Aid, SlSterhood, and Daughters of Beth. Israel synagogue and Ladies au%- Hilary of the Jewish Home for the Aged,
 Besides her husband Sho B sur. vived by A son, sydney, PittS' burgh, Penn; two daughters, Mrs Lena Kesowsky, thls city, and MTS Ruth Drobnes, Norwich; and foul grandchildren,
 The funeral wnl he held at 2 D m,, today from the residence, Rabbi Mordeeai dittor of Beth fSraeI synagogue officiating, Burial will b. in Brass City Lodge cemetery Friends may call at the residence and arc asked to omit flowers.
 W0ODIN - Levi Loekwo cod Woodin, Brook Hill road, Woleott, died this morning at his home after a brief Illness, He was born Sep. temher 20, 1877, Beekman, N, r., the son Of John J. and Phoebe (SweeD Woodin,
 Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Laura Edna (Norton) Woodin; one daugh- ter, Miss Edna Marie Woodln and one brother, Nelson Woodin, ell oi Woleott.
 Funeral services will be held Monday at il c. m, from the Alder. son Funeral Home, 70 Central ave. nue, Rev, Alfred M, Bells, pastor oi the Woleott Congregational church efileiating, Burial will be in Edge wood cemetery, Woleott, FFiendI may call ct tho fuenral home Sun day from 8 to 6 and [ to 0 ?, n,
 BROWN - William Sherman Brown died at his homo i7 Cherr! street, last night after on extended illness.
 He was born In Ansonia, the sol Of tho late Charles Henry and Par theFnia (Eton) Brown and ha( been Q resident of Waterbury fo over 30 years, H0 was wood An lsher by trade.
 Survivors include his wife, MrG Elizabeth (Cahil) Brown; thFe daughters, Mrs, Ralph Erwin, Mri William Volago and Mss jan Brown; four sons, Raymond, Leroy Leslie, oil Of Waterbury, and Don aid, U. g. Army, stationed in Gull fornia; and one sister, Mrs. Jennl Blanchard.
 The funeral will be held from tn, Bergin Funeral Home, 200 Gas Main street, Monday ct e:30 c. m to the Church Sof the tmmaeluAtl Conception ct 0. Burial will Do fl Calvary cemetery, Friends may col at tho funeral homo Saturday RnC Sunday afternoons and evenings. NEU B FER T--RoboFt ]. Neubort husband of Mary (smith) NouhOrt died suddenly this morning ct hi home, 60 Center street.
 He was born in Waterbury, thI son Of the late John NeubeFt ane Mrs, Mary (schnitG Neubert. MT N0ubort was employed as supervSiol in the assembly department of thu Waterbury Tool Go, Division oi VickeFs, Inc. A communicant of St CeeiiiAs church, he was c nom. boE of St. CeeiliaS choir, vlce.pTes ideht Of Turner Hall, Q member oi tho Lyra Singing society and tho yrateFnal Order Of Eiks.
 Besides his wife no B survived by two daughters, Miss Ruth and Mis- Marion Neubeft; his mother, Mrs Mary NeubOrt; five sisters, Mrs. Ada Keith, Mrs. Ruth Kelley, Mrs. Ser. tha Downey, Mrs. Mae Shea, all oi Waterbury, and Mrs. Elizabeth KiS' sane, Union City; two brothers Walter and John ]. Neubert of Wa teFbuFy.
 The funeral will % held from tho Mulviile funeral home, 270 West Main street, None sy morning to Ht oeOilia's church, tme Co be CD. nounced later. DuFiai will Dc in Cal. vary cemetery. friends may call al the funeral homo Saturday and Sunday from 2 to ,fo ?. n,