The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-24

RYAN-Thomas E. Ryan, Of 16'
Hudson street, Syracuse, N. Y, for
merly of Waterbury, died in SYRIA
cuse on Friday. He moved from
Waterbury about 30 years ago.
Survivors include his wife, Jant
M. Ryan; a daughter, Miss Jane B
Ryan; two sons, Capt. Thomas v
Ryan, Sarasota, Fla, and Pfc. Will
liam H. Ryan; Fort Monroe, Va;
two sisters, Misses Anne and Sarah
Ryan, both Of Waterbury.
The funeral was held from the
residence in Syracuse this morning
at $3.50 o'clock to the Most Holy
Rosary church at 9. Burial was II
st. Agnes cemetery, that city.
WOODHOUSE - william Arthur
Woodhouse, 10, of 80 Grennan road,
West Hartford, died Thursday at
Hartford hospital. He was a retired
mechanical engineer.
Surviving besides his wife, Mrs.
Nellie Sprague Woodhouse, are
three sisters, Mrs. Florence Burns,
this city, Mrs. Eta Hewett of Tor
rington and Mrs. Ella Lockwood,
Bridgeport; two brothers, Joseph
Woodhouse of Bristol and George
Woodhouse of Seattle, Wash, and
a son, Louis w. Woodhouse Of West
Hartford.
The funeral was held Saturday
with burial in Fairview cemetery,
West Hartford.
FARRELL-James 7. Farrell, AZ,
formerly of Waterbury, died sud-
denly at MarcelluS, N. Y. He was
born in this city, a son Of John F.
and Margaret (Dunigan) Farrell
Surviving are three brothers, VIII
fred, OF Marcellus; Herbert of
Thomaston and Sylvester Of Water
bury; four sisters, Miss Mary Far
rell, Mrs. william Myers and Mrs
Thomas Phalen, all of this city, and
Sister Mary John of Calvary, sta
toned at Gadsden, Ala, and several
nepheWS and nteceS.
The funeral will be held Tuesday
morning at MarceIlus, N. Y.
LUKASZEWICZ-Sabin Lukasze.
wicz, 81, of so Pemberton street, dieC
suddenly yesterday afternoon al
his home. Death was caused by /:
heart attack, according to DIR. Ed.
ward H. Kirschbaum, medical ex'
aminer.
A native Of Poland, he came t,
the United States 80 years ago ant
has been a resident of Waterbur!
for 80 years. He was employed b.
the American Brass Co., and was /:
communicate Of st. Stanislau
Kostka church. He was a membe
Of st. StaniSlaus society, and ais
a member Of the Imie Jesus societ!
Of the parish.
In addition to his wife, Sophie
he is survived by a brother and sis
ter, both Of Poland. The funera
will take place from the Delintk
funeral home, II Congress avenue
time to be announced. Burial vii
be in Calvary cemetery. Friend
may call at the home after 6 p. m
today and all day tomorrow.
EIDUKEVICIUS-Mrs. Alice Ed
ukeviciuS, wife Of Anthony Eiduke
vicius, Of 581 Highland avenue, diet
early yesterday. She was a nativ
OF KaunaS, Lithuania, and came +
this country and Waterbury IS year
ago.
She was a communicate Of 81
Joseph'S church and wideIy-know
in the Brooklyn section.
She is survived by her HUSBAND
Anthony: two sons. Edward Wit
kauskas, U. s. Navy, stationed i
England: and Corp. Xavier vitkaus
kas, q. 8. Army. stationed I'm North
ampton. Mass: two brothers, Fran
and Louis LaudanSkis, both Of wa
terbury.
The funeral win be held from III
Deliniks funeral home, II Congrei
avenue, Wednesday morning, tim
to be announced. Burial viii be /
Calvary cemetery. Friends may ca
at the funeral home this evenin
from 2 to 10 and tomorrow from
TO 10 p. m.