The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-14
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Mrs. C. Brandmeyer's
 Funeral Tomorrow
Heart Attack Aggravated By High Temperature; Iues-
 day Is Feast of the Assumption

watertown. Aug l5.-Friends ot Mrs. Catherine Brandmeyer, widow Of the late Louis Brandmeyer and a former well known local resident were shocked tO hear of her sudden death in Waterbury Saturday after noon. Mrs. Brandmeyer, who re- sided at l2 wolcott street. Water bury, collapsed at East Main and WolcOtt streets about 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon and was deac upon admittance to St. Mafy's hos pital. Death was attributed to a heart attack. probably aggravated by the high temperature Saturday.
 Mrs. Brandmeyer and her family moved to Waterbury about l6 years ago but. for many years the family home was at. the corner of Wood ruff and HiIicrest avenue. Water town. The late Louis Brandmeyer died about 2 years ago.
 Mrs. Brandmeyer was born m Alsace-Lorraine. France. She had resided in the east end section ot Waterbury for the past ten years and was a communicant of the Sacred Heart church.
 Survivors include three sons: Louis L. Brandmeyer of Waterbury; Joe soph Brandnaeyer of Newark, ". J., and George Brandmeyer Of Water town: Mrs. Bruno Heitz of Stam- ford, and Miss Claire Brandnleyer of Watert0wn; two sisters, Mrs. Jo- seph Lehrer of Beachurst. l. l.. and Mrs. William Lloyd of Washington. ID. C., A brother. Joseph Dreyer oi South Orange. N. J., and several grandchildren.
 The funeral EiIl be held Tues day morning at 9:i5 o'clock rom the Lunny funeral home. 25 Or trai avenue, Waterbury. to the Sa- cred Heart church at 70 o'clock. where the body will be blessed. The burial will be in Mt. St. James eein" etery, Watertogn. A solemn hlgn Mass will be celebrated "Wednesday morning at 7:30 o'clock.
 Friends may call at the funeral home today from 3 until 10 D. m'
 Tuesday, BBsly Day
 Tuesday, the Feast of the As' sumption is a holy day of obliga' gation. Masses in St. Johns church Will be at 5:30, ' and 8 o'clock,
 There will be Mass in Bethlehem at Q o'clock. Tuesday evening hl 7:3O o'clock there will be deyotlons in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary in St. Johns church. -
 Confessions ia preparation Io, the Feast of the Assumption WI be held this afternoon from , upul 6 o'clock and this evening rom until 6 o'clock
 Fruit PlekeFs Needed
 Mrs. Eugene E. Lamphter ot Main street local chairman Of women Land Army activities has received d request from the Connecticut Wo. mems Land Army, for women ana girls to pick peaches and apples " the Greenwich vicinit from AugusI IS to October 1.
 Those applying may register log one week, two weeks, one nloilVl or for as long or short peFloo as they desire, ,.
 Persons registering must ne aple to climb ladders and must Delofe registering have a physical eKami'l- atlOn from their own physicians
 The hours are from ' a, %, 70 I2 noon and from 1 to 6 ?. m, SIX days a week, Work op Saturday afternoon Is optional and pay IS by the hour or by piece work, ..
 The camp Is supervised at all times and Is covered by insurance, A doctor Is on eall at Rll times and a nurse visits the camp peFl0dleally'
 For further information, those sns teTested may eall Mrs, Engene v, LamphleT, Main street, tTelepboDe lt2l,
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 Oyer l30 children who have at' tended the Civic Union pleygFolnas