The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
OBITUARY .

UkNON-Nlrs. Jennie (DAlaWlnl upson, As Prospect street olea lAse nlgha At the home of Mrs, Irving Noother l6e Cooke street.
 Born In Waeertown, the daughter of the late Elias and Mary (tflckoxl Baldwin, she was the widow ot Charles M. upson, associate in the former Upson- Singleton Mems Clothing store, Bank street, now known as Fitzgerald 6 PlAte Inc, Mrs, UpSon was Q member of the First CongregatlonAl church, She has no immediate survivors,
 The funeral win be held from tho Anderson funeral home, 70 Gen. tral avenue, at II Q, m. tomorrow, Rev, D, Kenneth Anthony, pastor of the First Congregational church, officiating. Burial wtll be In River side cemetery,
 KRAHN-NErs, Frelda A, Krahn, 90, of e&S Jerome avenue, Bristol, wife of Albert F. krahn, died Tues day in Norwich after Q lingering illness,
 She was born In Waterbury, Oct. 8, lelA, the daughter of Her man and the late Augusta (Proeh) Kllnger. Mrs, Krahn went to Bris- tol a years ago.
 Besides her husband and father, she leaves Q daughter, Norma Krahn, end Q brother, Walter Kllnger, ell of Bristol,
 The funeral will be held tomor- row at 2 p. m, from the home and at S,SO D, m. In Zion Lutheran church, Rev. John w, Sehult1e, pastor, officiating, Burial will be In West cemetery.
 ST, HILAIRE-Louls Napoleon St. Hilaire, Bushnell avenue, OakVtlle, died early this morning after in- gering Illness,
 Born in Lee, Mass he came to Waterbury 90 years ago, making his home In oakville,
 Survivors include his wife, Jen- nie; three sons, Bradford, Joseph and Albert, all of Oakville; two daughters, Mary and Margaret, oakville; two brothers, Bradford, Of Wallingford, and Henry Waterbury, and five grandchildren,
 MT, st, Hilaire was . member ot st, Mary Magdalen church, Oak. Ville, and the Waterbury Fraternal Order of Elks,
 The funeral will be held Monday morning from the Lunny funeral home, 25 Central avenue, time and other arrangements to Do announe. ed later, Friends may call ct the funeral home tomorrow from . to 10 D, m, and Sunday from 3 to 10 D. m,
 SWEET - Miss Ethel Sweet, a registered nurse in Waterbury for many years, died Wednesday ct the Masonic home, Walnngtord, after Q long Illness,
 Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Miss sweet was 0 member ot the Canadian Ambulance brigade dur- ing World War I, She came to Wa terbury and entered the Waterbury hospital school of nursing from which she was graduated in 1925, She was 0 member of the Water- bury Hospital Alumnae association and the order of Eastern Star, Sur- viving are two sisters and brother, all living In Halifax,
 The funeral will be held tomorrow Rt 2 p, m, at the Masonic home.
 SCoVILL - Sylvester M, seovill, 7A, 20 West street, New Milford, died Wednesday morning while ct his work As Q trAckman with the New Haven railroad, MT, Seovill at one time lived In Waterbury but went to New Milford in 1904, Fu- neral services and burial were held today in New Milford,
 KLUTTIG-Bernard Carl Klut. tig, l9e Deecher avenue, died this morning at Waterbury hospital, He was born Nov. 10, 1882 in Ger. many, the son of the late Carl and Pauline tMenEe) Kluttig and was employed for many years by the American Brass co,
 Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Mae (DumsehotD Kluttlg, Waterbury; and one son, Cpl, Paul F, Kluttig, U. 8, Army serving In the South Pacific.
 He was c member of St, Johns Episcopal church, Lafayette lodge, A. '. & A. M,, of Hartford, and Nosahogen lodge, Odd Fellows,
 Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. from the Alder. son funeral home, 70 Central ave. nue, with burial In Riverside cem- etery. Rev. Francis o. Ayres, st. Johns Episcopal church, will of- fieiate. Friends may call Rt the flu. neral home Sunday from 3 to 5 and 2 to Q ?. m.
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