The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-19
OBITUAR

OBITUARY
REARDON-Miss Vera Reardon,
337 whalley avenue, New Haven,
formerly of Waterbury and school
teacher in New Haven for IL years,
died yesterday afternoon in New
Haven after q brief illness. Miss
Reardon had been active with war
activities during the war.
She was the daughter Of the late
John and Johanna (OLeary) Rear
don.
Surviving are an uncle, DR.. Ar
thur F. O'Leary; an aunt, Mrs.
Minnie M. OTSeary, both Of Water
bury: two brothers, both on the po-
lice force in New Haven, Raymond
and John Reardon; two other
aunts, Mrs. Harold Ryder, New
Haven, Mrs. Henry Wagner, New
York, and an uncle, Harold Ryder,
New Haven.
Funeral services will be in New
Haven tomorrow morning, time to
be announced.
ANDREW - Mrs. Elizabeth
(Jones) Andrew, IS, widow Of Allen
Andrew, died yesterday afternoon
at her home, 1853 Chapman street
extension.
Born October %, 1860, in Bolton,
Eng, Mrs. Andrew came to this
country and Waterbury about 3S
years ago. She was member OF
the Ladies' Aid and Get-Together
Societies of Third Congregational
church.
Surviving are a nephew Robert
A. Jones, and a granddaughter, Nor
ton w. Jones, both OF waterbury.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 in the
Anderson Funeral Home, 10 Central
avenue, Rev. Conner Lewis, pastor
of the Third Congregational
church. officiating. Burial will be
in old Pine Grove cemetery at con-
venience of the family.
Friends may call at the funeral
home tonight from to 9.
LEAHY-Miss Sarah Leahy, so
Prospect street, Meriden, whose
sister, Mrs. p. F. McVeigh, lives in
this city, died Saturday night at
her home.
Miss Leahy was a member Of the
Children of Mary Of st. Joseph's
church Meriden.
Surviving, besides Mrs. McVeigh,
Waterbury, Is another sister, Miss
Anna Leahy, Meriden; four ne
phews, Richard, George, Thomas
and Francis McVeigh, all oftWater-
bury, two nieces, Miss Mary Nc
Weigh, Waterbury, and Mrs. Gerald
Wilson, Detroit, Mich; two grand
nieces and two grandnephews.
, The funeral will be held today
: from the A. T. Smith Funeral
Home, Meriden, to st. Joseph's
| church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be
in St. Patrick's cemetery
HEALY-Mrs Bridget Healy, 49,
! West Main Street, died this morn
: ing at her home after a brief i'll
. ness. She was born in Ireland, the
: daughter of the late jeremiah anc
= Mary (O'Brien) Sullivan, COMING
!. to waterbury sixty years ago. Sh'
4 was a communicate Of the I'm
{ maculate Conception Church.
Survivors are two daughters, Mis-
u Mary Agnes and Miss Alice Frances
Healy: and one granddaughter
Beth Caryl Healy.
The funeral will be held from tn
a Mulville Funeral Home, 27O Yves
u Main Street, Thursday at 8:15 a. m
i, to the Church of the 1mmaculat
e Conception for a solemn high Mas
IS at 9. Burial will be IN new 81
IS Joseph's cemetery. Friends may cal
IS at the funeral home this evening
3 from 7 to 10, and tomorrow iron
y to 10 p. m.
= GUGLIOTTI-Miss Anna Gugli
Is otti. 1904 North Main street, diet
Is suddenly last evening while visit
81 ing at the home of Anthony Giarlo
=, 227l East Main street. Assistan
= Medical Examiner Harold F. Nor
= rill said that death was due to
heart attack.
one Is SuINAfCo w WV
l. Lorenzo and Michael, and severa
is nieces and nephews OF waterbury
r Miss Gugliotti was native o
w Italy, coming to Waterbury SO year
r ago. She was a member Of the Pom
in telandolfo Society Auxiliary.
The funeral vii lbe held Thurs
n, day morning from the Maioran
n, Funeral Home, 95 Willow street, q
r 8 o'clock to st. Lucys churcl
where a solemn high Mass Will b
celebrated at 9 o'clock. Burial wi
1T be in the family plot In Calvar
e. cemetery.
Il. Friends may call at the Maioran
is Funeral Home this evening betwee
r 7 and 10 o'clock and wednesday De
m tween 2 and 10 p. m.
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