Keilly Funeral Friday in Waterbury
William B. Reilly Keilly aged 62 of 17 Driggs Street died suddenly at St Marys Hospital. He was a World War I veteran and longtime Family Relations officer for the Fourth Circuit Court. Funeral Friday at Bergin Funeral Home to St Michaels Church with burial at St Josephs Cemetery.
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William B. Wim Keilly
Driggs St
St. Mary's Hospital
Joseph Daly
Keilly
Fourth Circuit Court
Watertown
Frederick and
Sarai (Ryan) Reilly
St John's School
US Army Artilery
South Pacific
Court
St. Michael's Church
Parish Italy Name Society
Waterbury Lodge of Elks
Thamaston, Fish and Game Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Court Welch Foresters of America
Reilly
Waterbury City
Brooklyn A.C
Economy Grocery
Waterville A.C
Washington Mills
Tribune AC
Braokfield
Obituary: Frank W. Carlson 78 of Oxford
Frank W. Carlson 78 of 465 Chestnut Tree Hill Road Oxford died at home from natural causes. He was born in Naugatuck July 6 1895 and was a Branson Manufacturing Co retiree. Survived by wife Julia Detlefsen Gilchrist Carlson two stepdaughters sister six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Buckmiller Funeral Home Saturday 10 a.m. Rev Langhorst officiates Grove Cemetery burial. VFW Council meets Buckmiller Friday 7:30 p.m.
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Frank W. Carlson
Chestnut Tree Hill Rd
Oxford
John Rogal
Naugatuck
Charles and
Agusta (Carlson) Carlson
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Branson Manufacturing Co
Beacon Falls
WOW
U.S. Army
WELW
Rock Himmon Grange
Julia
Detlefsen
Gilchrist
V.F W. Council
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Albert D. Carver Dies at 74 In Wallingford Masonic Home
Albert D. Carver formerly of Waterbury died last evening at the Masonic Home and Hospital in Wallingford after a long illness. Born January 6, 1892 in Waterbury he was a retired CR&L Co bus driver and a Harmony Lodge Mason. Survived by three sons Robert Waterbury Albert Jr Wolcott Edward Naugatuck six grandchildren and one great grandson. Private funeral Thursday at 10:30 in Wallingford burial in Riverside Waterbury. In lieu of flowers contributions to the Masonic Home and Hospital Memorial.
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Albert D. Carver
Waterbury
Masonic Home
Wallingford
Edgar and
Martha (Hamon) Carver
Harmony Lodge of Masons
Robert
Albert Jr
Wolcott
Edward
Naugatuck
Masonic
Nospital
Hiverside
Mrs Alexandra Greyb 83 Scranton resident dies after short illness
Mrs Alexandra Greyb 83 of 1306 West Locust St Scranton Pa formerly Waterbury Connecticut died Tuesday morning in Scranton after a short illness born in Poland March 9 1890. She leaves three sons John Edwin Kzyb of Scranton Henry Gezyb of Naugatuck six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral from Hughes Funeral Home St Annes Street Scranton to St Peter and Paul Church burial in St Peter and Paul Parish Cemetery. Home services today and Thursday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Pennsylvania
Alexandria
Mary) Greyb
West Locust St
Scranton
Waterbury
Grzyb
Poland
John
Edwin Kzyb
Henry Gezyb
Naugatuck
Hughes Funeral Home
St. Anne's Street
Peter and Paul Church
Peter and Paul Parish
Mrs Fenn Teacher Succumbs in Waterbury
Mrs Mary Quane Fenn wife of Neilson Fenn of 101 Nelson Ave Waterbury a Naugatuck school system teacher died Tuesday after a brief illness at St Marys Hospital She was a Crosby High School and Danbury Normal School graduate and taught at Central Avenue Grammar School She leaves husband daughter Nancy a brother Timothy and several nieces Funeral arrangements set from Bergin Funeral Home to SS Peter and Paul Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery Friends may call at Bergin tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Fourth Circuit
Arthur McDonald
Mr. Reilly
Rodney S. Rielson
We Court
Josephine (Moore) Reilly
Mortimer
Naugatuck
Bryan
Bethlehem
Vincent
Danbury
Eugene
Pasadena
Calif
John
Watertown
Richard
Bay Shore
Long Island
Thomas
Glendora
Michael
Lake Park
Fla
Maurice Moore
Milford
Harold Rowe
Tampa
Sam Panilailis
Morris
Waterbury
Mary
Quane) Fenn
Neilson Fenn
Nelson Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Fenn
Timothy and
Catherine (Sheehy) Quane
Crosby High School
Danbury Normal School
Central Avenue Grammar School
Calvary Cemetery
President Franklin Pierce Prefers His 1853 to 1857 Term
The statement notes Franklin Pierce served as U S president from 1853 through 1857, detailing the years of his administration and identifying the era of his leadership.
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Franklin Pierce
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