TITLE:       Mrs. Frances Deni, Obituary,  April 10, 1965

SUBMITTERS:  Thompsonville Press
             Enfield, CT (issue April 14, 1965)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, June 2001

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Mrs. Frances Deni

Mrs. Frances Deni, 83, a resident of Thompsonville for almost 50 years before
she moved to Rockville in 1957, died Sunday at Rockville General Hospital.
Born in Bisaquino, Italy, in 1881, the daughter of Nicoli and Rosalie Nicolosi,
Mrs. Deni came to Thompsonville in 1908.  She was a member of St. Bernard's 
Church in Rockvillle, and of St. Joseph's Society in Thompsonville.
The funeral is scheduled for this morning from the Leete Funeral Home at 9, 
with a solemn high mass celebrated at St. Patrick's Church.  Interment is to
be in St. Patrick's King Street Cemetery.
Mrs. Deni leaves two daughters, Mrs. Caroline Scura and Mrs. Edwin Liszewski, 
both of Rockville; three sons, Michael and Walter Deni of Thompsonville, and
Antonio of Hazardville; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.



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