The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-15
OBITUARY

WIGGINs Frederic Wiggins 0b4 South Main street, died ct Wa. terbury hospital this morning after e brief illness.
 Born March 20, 1878, in Brook. lyn, N. Y. he was the son of the late George and Mary (TTavls) WigginS, and was employed At the Waterbury Buckle Go. Mr. WiggifA k survived by his wife, Loretto (T'hompson) Wiggins; two sons! Frederic ]. and John H., both ot Waterbury, and one daughter, Mrs Mary E, BFingmann.
 Also; Three brothers, Frank Wig gins, of Newark, N. l., end Wal' lace and Edward, both of Bridge. port, and five sisters, Mrs, Edward PArke, Thomaston, Mrs. Madeline Tiern0y, Meriden, Mrs, Edward BYoniken, Brooklyn, N. Yy Mrs John Dalton, Woleott, and Mrs Theodore Nelson, Bristol, and seven grandchildren.
 The funeral will bo held WedneS- day afternoon ct 2 o'clock from the Aiderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, Burial will Do in new Pine Grove cemetery. with Rev. Francis 0. Ayers officiating.
 Friends may call ct the funeral home Tuesday afternoon from to 6 and from [ to Q,
 ,DANETCIB-Domeni Daniels, 00 30 Canal street, died yesterday @i gt. Mary's hospital. Mfr, Daniels wai born in Italy, and came to thii country 44 years ago and hes hvee in Waterbury ever since. He wal formerly employed as jaaitor at tht Elton hotel. MT. Daniels is sur Vlyed by two sons Prank Of Water bury and Pfc. Joseph Daniels. D. 8 Army of Occupation in Austria. Alse four daughters: Mrs. Joseph Qler' rera, Mrs. Bart Daniels, Mrs. Mi chael Inafoscia and Mrs. Dosneflit L,ombardl, oil of Waterbury. The fu' neral will Dc private, from the colo sAnto funeral home, 032 BanE street. for c solemn high Mass a' Our Lady Of Lourdes church. Tht burial will Dc in Calvary cemetery Time to Do announced later.
 BRUNI-MFs. Flora (CaFneill) Drufi, b2, wife of Dominica Drufl! died suddenly yesterday at her home q Norman Street. pr. Edward H Klrschhauin, medical examiner, at- trihuted death to c heart attack.
 A native of Italy, Mrs. Brurni came to this country and Waterbury 36 years ago. She had resided here since.
 Besides her husband, Mrs. Bruni is survived by two brothers, Attilio Canaelu, of Oakville, and Pasquale CamellI. of Hartford; and one ss- ter, Mrs. Joseph Vincent, Of New York City.
 The funeral will be held Tuesday 8:i0 from the ColaSanto Funeral Home, o32 Bank street, to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church where . be celebrated ct 9 o'clock. Burial VII clock where Q solemn high Mass VIII be in Calvary cemetery.
 Friends may call ct the funeral home tonight from [ to 10 ?. m. and tomorrow from 2 D. m. to 10 ?. m.
 KLUKIS-Mrs. Mary (Bernotas) Klukis, of ie6 Spring street, widow of John Klukis, died Sunday at the Waterbury Hospital where she hat 5eeii iii month.
 She was born in LithuaSlia ant had livaA here Al vn0Pg
 She leaves three sons, Charles John and Peter: two daughters Mrs. Frank 0rellis and Mrs. Stan ley 0esseck, all of Naugatuck, aSt three brothers, Joseph Bernotas O | Waterbury, Vincent of Lithuanii and Anthony of Argentina, and fiy' grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held Wed nesday at 8:i6 from the Pitzgeralt Funeral Home, 320 North MaiE street. Funeral Home, 320c, ,hS :: street to St. Mary's church at g O. click where a solemn high Mass. wil be celebrated. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 Friends may call ct the funera nome Monday from ' to 10 D. m and Tuesday from 2 to 10 ?. m.
 Miss Catherine 0 OMeara, 105 Dewitt street, New Haven. died yesterday morning al home after a long illness. She was [ communicant of Sacred Hear church, New Haven.
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