The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-14
OBITUARY
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where the body win be blessed. Burial win be in St. James ceme- sery, Waiertoxn. A solemn high Mass will be celebrated Wednes- day at 7:30 a. m. Friends may can at the funeral home today from 3 tO 10 D. m.
 MARRGOan William Henry Marigold, Jr.. 59. of ( short street. Silver Beach. Milford. died Saturday at his home.
 A native of Waterbury, he had
 been constable in Milford for sev- eral years. Mr. Marigold was a mem-
 her of the Rotary Club. Odd Fellows Lodge. and chairman Of the fifth district. Republican campaign cofl- mitiee. A Milford resident for 9 years. Mr. Marigold had served as first lieutenant in the National Guard during World War I. and at the time of his death was a member of Governor Baldwtn's Minutemen.
 Besides his wife. Helen CMaTtinD Marigold. he is survived by one daughter. Miss Arleyn Marigold of Milford. and one sister. Miss Bessie H Marigold. Bridgeport.
 Funeral services will be at the George J. Smith and Son Funeral Home, l35 Broad street, Milford, to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening There are tO be military rites at the funeral Burial will be in Lakeviey cemetery. Bridgeport.
 KING Thomas H. King, I35 West Main street. died suddenly ln TbomastOn yesterday afternoon. He was born in BeIlport. l.. l., and had resided in Waterbury the past $ years. MT. King was superintendent Of the Citizens Coal Company for 30 years until his retirement IS years ago.
 He was a communicant Of Im- maculate Conception church, a member Of the Woodmen Of the World and Of the Loyal Order Of Moose.
 Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Flora Burns Waterbury. and Mrs. George Stanley. Berwyn Heights. Iil.; four sons, Harry w.. Aver. Mass, Farquhar J.. Thom- aston: Jollp F., Waterbury, and Donald r. Seattle. Wash: tyo sis- ters. Katherine King and Mrs. Anna Sloat. all Of BelIport. l.. l.; three grandchildren and one great-grsnd- child and several nieces and nep- heWs..
 The funeral sill be held Wed nesday from the Mulyille Funeral Home, 270 West Main street. at B:i5 a. m. to the Immaculate Concep- fioD church at 9, where a solemn high Mass Of requiem will be oele- brated. Burial gill be in Our Lady Oi the Valley cemetery, Sheffield, Mass. Friends may call at the funeral home timOrr0w from 2 to 10 D. m.
 William P. Maxwell. of Hartford, former Walerburiap, died yesterday afternoon at St, Francis Hospital in Hartford from injuries sustained when he fell from a third floor window Of his home early in the morning.
 He left Waterbury % years ago to make his home in Hartford. and had been employed by the cligIlSnan ftflalCk HsnanNaaaaH N1ssiA la a moved to the Niles street home, where the accident occurred.
 Survivors include tgO brothers, John J. and Charles 7, Maxwell, both Of this city; a cousin, Mrs. Mary Frederick of this city. and several pieces and neptleWg.
 The funeral wjll be held Tuesday morning at e:45 from the Mulyille funeral home, 270 West Main street, iO SaeTed Heart Church at l0;30, Mass will be celebrated at S a, n, on "Wednesday, due to the Feast Of the Assumption tomorrow, BUrial yjll be iD Calvary cemetery, Friends may cali at the funeral home today from 3 to 10 D. n,
 AONCARATI - AInedeO ROncsrab 70, Of I070 sOutbt MalD street died in the Veterans hospital, Rocky IsiIi, yesterday after q Lingering ilI- ness.
 He was a natlge Of ItaIy, and had resided Ip Springfield, Mass, for l3 years before coming to Waterbury i9 years ago.
 4 veteran Of World War ! he served tD France about R year was w0 Dded and gassed epd served with the Army Of Occupation iD GeTs maDy for tg0 years after the waF, Ige was q c0mmuDleaDt Of Our Lady Of JSOuTdes church
 Survivors include his wife Gle, neDilna Of this city; seven sons, James, Alfred. Herbert, Robert, Raymond Henry and Ronald aDl Of Waterbury, bss gaFeDt6, Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe RODeaTeU Of Italy; four brothers ceIstinO Dino GeFard0 and Primo all Of Italy; twO sisters MFE, Rocco RulII of this city and Mrs. Lena BerBag0ssI 0f ttaly and several nleees and nepbews.
 The funeral giiI be held from the Aaaiorano funeral home. % Wn- l0w street, Wednesday at 9 Q, D., to Our Lady Of L0urdes church where a requiem high Mass Wlll De celebrated ct i0 Burial wili be in