The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-16
OBITUARY

OBITUARY
 MARGOLIS-Mrs. Fannie Mar golis, 70, widow of Jacob MargoliS died in New York city Saturday She had been a resident of Water bury 36 years and was active II the Waterbury chapter of Seniol HadaSSat, member of the Hebrew Home for the Aged, and the Water bury Hebrew Ladies Aid and otheI organizations.
 Surviving are brother, c niect and Q nephew, all of New Yorl city.
 Funeral services and burial vert held Sunday in New York city.
 McCLURE-Peter H. Mcclure 32l North Main St., died yesterday at Waterbury hospital after an ill ness of three weeks. He was borr In Scotland, and had been 0 resi- dent of Waterbury for 60 years. HI was employed by the Valley Dinel on South Main St. He was @ mem Der of the Second Congregations Church.
 Surviving are 0 daughter, Mrs Gerald Dunn, Watertown; Q broth CT, Robert of Middlebury; and sister, Mrs, F. M. Grilley, Wes
 Funeral services will be helt Wednesday at p. m" from th' Snyder Funeral Homes, IA Willow St., with Rev. John o. Walker pastor of the Second Congregations church, officiating. Burial will D in old Pine Grove cemetery. FriendI may call ct the funeral home to day from 2 to 4 and ' to 9 ?. in'
 UPSON-Harry W. UpSon, e died yesterday afternoon at hi home, 45 Aurora St., after 0 brie
 A native of Waterbury, MT. Upsol was employed by A. H. Wells Cc He was member of the Speedwel Lodge No. 100, Kof P.
 Surviving include c half -brothel Albert J.Ailison, and several cousin all of Waterbury.
 Funeral services will be held Wed nesday from the Clark Funera Home, 20 State st, ct 2:30 D. m with Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, rec tor of the Bunker Hill Congrega tional church, ofaciated. Buria will be in old Pine Grove cetne tery, Friends may call at the fu neral home today from 8 to s p. n and from 2 to 9 p. m.
 YARMALA - Anthony Yarnal0 B7. of O7 Vail street, died yesterda' afternoon ct the Waterbury hospi tai shortly after collapsing at hi work ct the wire mill of the Amer ican Brass Go, Death was attributes to natural causes.
 A native of Lithuania, he cam to this country and to Waterbur, 40 years ago and had been c resi- dent of this city ever since. H was c communicant of St. Joseph church and Q member of both tn. Lithuanian citizens Political Clu' and the Lithuanian 1ndependen Political Club. He had been an ein ploye of the American Brass co. 10 10 years.
 Surviving are two sons. Josepl Yarmala, recently discharged iron the Army aS c sergeant; Anthon, Yarmala, Jr.; c daughter, Mrs. Johi | Meade, this city. two brothers, Johi Yarmala, Bethlehem; and Martli Yarmala, Lithuania; and an uncle Matthew Yarmala, of Waterbury.
 The funeral will be held Thurs day morning from the DelinilE Funeral Home. i7 Congress Ave at 0:l5 to St. Joseph's Churcl ct 0:30. Burial will Dc in Calvar cemetery. Friends may call ct tn funeral home today from 2 to ] and tomorrow from 2 to 10 ?. m.
 DULsKTs-sylvester DulSkB, 9 Norton St., died this morning c St. Mary's Hospital after Q brie illness, A native of VilkaviSkil | LithuanIa, he came to this city 1 years ago and resided here eve since; He was employed ct tn | Waterbury branch of the America Brass e Copper Co., for the pas 70 years. He was a member of th | Lithuanian Independent Politica Club and e member of the Lithu anian Roman Catholic Alliarlc' | Group oi. He was e comInurlicafl of sE. Joseph's church. 6urvivin are his wife, Magdalena: i've sor1l Anthony. Peter and Frank of thi city and John and Joseph of Cleve iafid, Ohio, and five grandchildref
 The funeral will be held from tn Deliniks Funeral Home, 17 Con grcss Ave, at 0:i6 to St. Joseph Church ct 0:30 for Q solemn hiS Mass of requiem. Burial will D cali at the funeral home WedTleS in Calvary cemetery. Friends ma day and Thursday from 2 to 10 ?. n URBANO Eugene J. Urbario. year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Ur bano, % Mcoiii street. died earl this morning at St. MaTy's hosplta
 Besides his parents, he is survive by 6 brother, Nicholas, Jr. Prlyat funeral services will be held Wed nesday afternoon from the Mulvill funeral home, 270 West Main stree Burial will Dc in Calvary cemetery
 RLIA-MrS. Josephine (0arguilc Ella, widow Of oennar0 Ella, die early this morning ct her home. 1 rNa.I "A. A aaaa