The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-08-01

kOSLOWSKY-Paul Koslowsly,
also known as Kozloski. y Lafayette
street. died last night in st. Marys
hospital after long illness.
He came 10 this country IS years
ago. and had lived In Waterbury
most Of that time. For the past
10 years ne had been employed by
the Waterbury Battery Co, and had
been well known in the Brooklyn
section. Mr.. KosloKsky was a COM
municant Of st. J0seph's church.
Survivors include = son. Cpl. VIII
liam Koslowsky. U. s. A.. now In
France. and a daughter, Miss Helen
Kosloggky. this city.
The funeral viii be held from
the Deliniks funeral home. II Con-
gress avenue. Thursday at 9:l5 a. m.
TO St. JosephiS church at $50 for
q high Mass. surIal viii be IN Cal
vary cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home today from 2
TO 10 p. 10. and tomorrow from 2 10
10 y. ~.
TESTA-Mrs. Micnelina Tesla, 81
widow of Andrew Testa Of Hobart
street. Southington. died at Brad
ley Memorial hospital following a
brief illness. She was a member
Of St. Thomas church and the
Maria SIS Della Angel society.
She leaves six daughters, Mrs.
vincenza Simone, MRS. Julia F0rgi-
one, Mrs. Emma DellaVeccbia, al
Of EOnthingtOn: Mrs. Theresa Mara
fln0 Of Waterbury. Mrs. Mary Bor-
giO Of Bristol and Mrs. Stella Tes-
tori Of New Britain; i've sons. Frank
Of New Haven, Med0re Of Water
bury. Dominisk Of 60uthingt0n. Pfc.
Alfred Tesla with the Army In the
Pacific and James Tesla, stationed
with the Army at Fort Bragg, n. c.;
sister. Mrs. Carmen MongillO Of
6Outhington, and 10 grandchildren.
the funeral win be held at her
home tomorrow At $50 q. 10. and
At st. Thomas cemetery.
AsiAfBRUsTER Otto Philip
Armbruster, ~ Leilngwell avenue.
died at Waterbury hospital this
morning after q brief illness.
lie was born November %, 1881,
in Bristol, the son Of the late George
and Della Horn ATIDbruster, Mr..
ArmbTuster was employed as q fore
man 10 the machine room OF the
American Metal Hose for many
years.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Louise Ann lGcbyer) ATmbruster,
Waterbury; two sons. George w..
Glastonbury, and Ensign Ralph Y.
ArmbFusteT, UGNR; one grandson,
David s, Armbruster, Glastonbury.
a member of the Second c0pgTe.
eattonai church, Mr., ArmbrusteT
was Q past master Of Continental
Lodge, A. y A. 4, NJ and past
mobile grand OF N0sah0gaR lodge Of
ODD Fellows,
Funeral services will he held from
The Anderson funeral home, 10 Gem
ffai avenue. Friday morning at u
O'Clock, Rev DR., John q. Walker,
pastor of tl9e Second Congregational
church, offlelatlng. Burial VIII be IN
new Pine Grove cemetery. Friends
may call 81 the funeral home,
Thursday from . TO and 7 10 y
D. m
klluLANlEk Miss Marie Anne
tsoulengeF, 10 South Main street,
died ~ Waterbury hospital last
nlgbt after . long DlDfsS, Born IN
~ Nafelsse, Canada, she resided lD
waterbury ~ years, Miss BOnlDDgev
was employed IN the CLOSING room
" the se0vIll Mig co. Tor ~ years,
survivors Include, five bT0theTB,
Joseph, Ellie, H0Tmidas, George, tfls
city, and Arthur, 0akVllle; three
sisters. MIS-. Joseph PeTTa, Mrs,
9ollp Befnier, Waterbury, and Mrs,
Fred Narellll, Glastonbury and
several Dleees and nepbegs,
The funeral WI be held from TN
kellsyllle funeral home, 6e East
Clay street, Thursday Dl0gDlDg NJ 3
O'Clock 70 ~ Ans church NJ b,
lsnflsl WIZ be IN Calvary cemetery,
kFieOds may call NJ the funeral