Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-11
MORTALITY RECORD.
Deaths and Funerals Of People Wei
 Known In This city.

Deaths and Funerals or People We'll
 Known i'm This city.
 David H. Hayes, aged S7 years. died at his residence, 450 West Main street, short ly after o'clock last night after an illness of one week. He was first attacked with the grip. which quickly developed into spinal meningitis, paralyzing his hands and lower limbs The deceased was born in this city, and in his younger years was a popular employe of Steele < Johnson's. He was prominent in baseball in the days of the bitter contests between the Monitors and Rose Hills. He associated himself with the Monitors and whenever dispute arose Mir Hayes was usually called in to act as judge and his decisions were accepted without murmur, for no one who knew him could question his veracity and hon. | esty of purpose. h 1886 he married Miss ! Carrie Gibson, who, with three children, David, Cornelius and Katharine, survives him. He was a nephew of John H James J. and William l.. Fruin, and of Mrs Rob ert Fruin, Mrs Edward McGrath. Mrs James J. Heuebry and Mrs Charles Hayes About ten years ago he engaged in the meat business in the West End and con- tinued in it up to the time of his death, He was a charter member of Sheridan l Council, K. of c. The funeral will take place at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning 1 with services at the church of the Immac- uIate Conception and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Thomas Darling died at his residence, 1S4 Baldwin street, yesterday morning 1 Besides his wife be leaves a family of eight children. He was a hro'her of Mrs Mar garet Manton and Mrs Catharine Barnes of this city, and Mrs Elizabeth O'Connell of Lewiston, Me, also of William and James TN- EEN.s T -aI Cor a number of years in tue casting depart ment at the Scovill Manufacturing Co The funeral will take place tomorrow at 10:30 with services at the church of l the Immaculate Conception. The de- l ceased was a member of Barcelona coun- cil K of c. and of Court WOlftoue. A. O.. F. of A.
 | Mrs Michael Sullivan, aged 8 years. l died at her home 10 Fuller street, Satur- day night. The rems ins were taken to Norwich for burial on the l o'clock train this afternoon in charge of Undertaken Mulv file. The pallbearers were: Michael Shea, Michael Sheehan, Patrick Pursell, Patrick Shugrue. Daniel Shea and Michael Shea.
 The funeral of Mrs Robert flatt took place at l2:30 yesterday afternoon, from her husbands residence on Cooke road. 1 SerNlceS were conducted by the heN UT Davenport. The pallbearers were: Miles J. Morris, Adam Faber, Nathan Merrill and Henry Hartford. Interment was at Riverside.
 The funeral of Joseph Kohnle was largely attended at } o'clock yesterday afternoon from his late residence, 669 East Main street, to Riverside cemetery The ConcoTdia Singing society rendered some selections and brief remarks were made by some of the society friends O. the deceased The various orgauiz ltions with which the deceased had been con- nected attended the funeral and appointed pallbearers as follows: Frank Huber. Ferdinand Anderson, George Groetzen- bach, William ScAaffrath, Emil Beer baum and Emll Haderer.
 The funeral of Thomas W, Smith took place from the residence Of his daughter Mrs Benjamin Sedewick, 92O South Main street yesterday afternoon with services at the house by Rev J. w Ellsworth of Naugatuck and inteIment in Riverside cemetery. Tho pAllbearers were D. L, Dickinson. George A. Boughton. Morton Tracy and II. |. Church.