The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-30


SUxGAFxE - sohn Tnomas sui
N1e. ~ Piazza aVon0o father of ne
late COL Thomas n. SallikRe, vino
sl1ceumeed laSl May lrom injuries
gaiIer0d as = par9tFooper b Eanone,
@ied YESTERDAY.
ar. Sutnne was q chauffeur Cor
- years tor private families IN Wa
terourg untQ his retirement eight
bears eco.
Born Dec. as, issa, h Plymouth.
De was The son u tie late Bennett
u, and Elisabeth KiEk Sathile and
was Z member of TIE Second Con-
gregaeional Church. Ne belonged 70
Che sons q the American ReVol0e
eion since 1904. one % the firSt
ehauifeurs On this city, he was en~
ployed BY only two families, Mrs
Mary Mitchell and mrs. Bertha 2.
hart
Surviving are his wife, AErs. Al
mira Cannon S0tllife, this city, q
con, John 3. Sutlllfe, san Fran
cisco, Calf; q daughter. Miss
Eunice E. Sutliffe. waterbury,
sister, Miss Daisy Sutliffe. Moro.
eons four grandchildren, Lynn and
Michael D. Sutliffe. san Francisco
Calf, and r. Kirk and r. Gan
Sutlif1e, wilmington, Mass.
Funeral services win be held from
che Anderson Funeral Home 20 Gen.
tral avenue, at $50 p. N. with
Rev. Dr. John Q. walker offiei-
citing at the services. Burial win
be In hillside cemetery, Thomas
con, af the convenience OF the FAM
sly. Friends may call at the funeral
home Thursday evening from z to
p. N.
RUSSELL - Louis a. Russell, "a,
81 Radcliffe avenue, died last night
&c the Waterbury Hospital. He had
lived in this city for the past q
gears and had been employed by
the Scovin Mfg. Co.
Mr.. Russell was born in Kent,
che son Of the late walter and Lois
CCook) Russell. He was a COM
Enunicant Of Christ Chapel. He was
q member Of Continental Lodge Of
Masons, the New Milford Lodge OF
Odd Fellows, and the National As
eocia&ion Of Electrical Engineers.
ne also belonged to the Mad River
Grange.
He is survived by three sons. Frs
kline, Waterbury; Linus, New York
City; and william, New Milford
four daughters, Mrs. Harold Scott,
Bristol, Mrs. George Mcknight,
Waterbury: Mrs. Luther Peet, New
Milford: and Mrs. Alton Lewis, New
Milford; two sisters, Mrs. Fred
Brown, Fairfield, and Mrs. Erskine
Bradley, Greenwich; seven grand
children; and two great-grandchil-
eren.
Members OF the LOOP. Encamp-
nnent OF Danbury, winona Rebecca
Lodge, zindah Grotto, Canton T.
n. Martin and the Patriot Order
OF America and the Patriot order
Of the sons Of America. Funeral
Wdll be held Friday ct 2 p. m. from
Anderson Funeral Home, 20 Central
avenue. Burial win be In the spring.
Friends may call at the funeral
home Thursday from to 5 and z
toep. m. Members Of the Odd Eel
lows win hold services at the fu-
neral home Thursday evening at 3
D. N.
WEDTN-Mrs. Anna Wedin. 30
formerly Of Ansonia, died yesterday
morning at the home OF her oaugh-
Ter. Mrs. Joi1n n. Brown. Middle
bury, after D long Illness.
A native Of Sweden, Mrs. Wedin
came to this country as a youne
woman and lived In Ansonia ioi
many years before coming 70 1--we
with her daughter 10 years ago.
Survivors include two daughters
MRS. Brown and Mrs. Theodore
Kirby, Waterbury; son. Newton
Wedin, Ansonia: brother, Charles
6orman, Derby; and six grand
children, Mrs. Frederick Trowbrioge
Mlddlebury: Hilda and Barbara
Jenkins, Ansonia; Robert and Caro-
wedin. Ansonia; and Vernese Kirby
Waterbury.
Funeral services viii be held FIJI
day morning at IL O'Clock at the
Jenkins Funeral Home, Ansonia
Rev. Francis Ayres officiating. Burial
viii be in Pine Grove Cemetery
Ansonia.
FRIENDS may call at the funeral
home from 3 to p. m. and u
. p. m. Thursday.
AfORSON-Dorothy Kulbis Nor
son, 306 Scott street, Naugatuck