Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-17
MORTALITY RECORD.
Deaths and Funerals of People We Known Here.

Deaths and Funerals of People We'll
 Known Here. e
 The funeral of Mrs Anastasla Deegan was largely attended from her lave home, ii Sperry street, at l 30 yesterday afternoon to the church of the Immaca- late Conception. The pallbearers were six nephews of the deceased, as follows: James and Edward Fox, B. J. and E. J. Finn and Edward Fitzpatrick of this city, and James Fitzpatrick of Saratoga. The Rev Moves w. Miner, D. D., aged l 71 years, died in Paterson, N. Y., last Friday. The deceased was well known | in Waterbury and used to come here l frequently to visit his daughter, Mrs H. To, Hill. Interment will be in Riverside cemetery from the 11:12 a. m. Nauga-
 tuck train tomorrow.
 Francis Caswell, aged 80 years, died Saturday evening at his residence, 66 Grove street. He had lived in Water
 bury fifty years. One son. Charles F:
 Caswell, survives him. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning from his late residence. E
 The funeral of Thomas English took place at 9 o'clock yesterday afternoon from his fathers residence, Rushton place, to St Joseph's cemetery: The Ipallbearers were Henry Beaulac, Joseph Montault, Archie Lafond, Victor St
 Mendo, Dolor Courtemanche and Joseph Lamerieux.
 William A. Chamberlain, for many lyears bookkeeper for B. Shoninger & Co, died Saturday at New Haven from cerebro spinal menIngitis. On Wednes- day the mother of the deceased dled from pneumonia. The double funeral was held at Winsted to-day. MI l Chamberlain was we'll known in Water bury, having formerly been connected 5 with the local store of B. ShoniDger &
 leo.
 II The funeral of John E. Malone, aged Iyear and 8 months, son of Thomai 8 o'clock this afternoon to Calvary ceme
 tery.
 r I7:15 last evening at the residence of hi n father, William H. How'd, East Mail a street. The funeral will be held to
 morrow at Il o'clock from the Mil ;, Plain chapel. sop ut- t The funeral of Eliza Claffey tool e place at 12 o'clock yesterday from tn d family residence one Bronson street. t d the church of the Immaculate ConceE l. handsome designs from Mrs GeOrg ia Clark of Watertown, the Misses Begle rs and M J. Fogg and clerks. There wer ia many friends present from New Haver ia The bearers were: Frank Phelan, Wi
 liam Kenney, Richard Tanning, Charle T Durham, William H. Dinneen and Mar u McGuire. Interment was In St Joseph .~ cemetery. s.s5 aat Ss Iva May Fairchild, aged 12 year or daughter of Oscar Fairchild, died tn
 morn ng. Funeral tomorrow at 1:S
 from Mill plain chapel.
 ,e EClaude, the year old son of Ere, d erick w. Lampkins, died this mornir v- at the residence of his parents, Burtc he street.
 in The funeral of William F. Henning
 was largely attended at 1:S0 this afte od noon from his late residence, 200 Cherl St street, to Riverside cemetery. .. Fl r, members of Mutual Hook & Ladd he company marched in a body, at tl is head of which was Fire Marshal Snag ;n The pail bearers were members of u
 ovecompany and marched beside | nd The funeral of Chas. Peters was he ng from his late home on the Watertoy iS road at 2:S0 this afternoon. The el an ployes of Tracy Brothers attended in ls body. Iuterment was tt Riversi A cemetery. *-, rsrE