The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-28
FUNERAL OF MARY KELLY.

E'U n ERAL OF MARY KELLY.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Kelly, wife
of Terrence Kelly Of 262 Wallace street,
was held yesterday morning from St.
Patricks church. The large church was
nearly filled with relatives and sympa-
thizing friends. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Father O'Connor, and
We're very impressive. In his remarks
Father O'Connor spoke in terms of high
praise Of the deceased. He referred to
her long membership in the church,
and to her earnest work in it's behalf.
Appropriate selections were rendered
by a quartet which included Miss Ho-
gan, Miss Conner and Mr.. James Nc
Laughlin. The bearers were John Reil-
ly, John Nolan, Michael Doherty, Will
liam Costello, John Carroll and Martin
Badger The interment was in St Ber-
nards cemetery and the burial service
was read by Rev. Father O'Connor.
FUNERAL OF HUGH QUINN.
The funeral of Hugh Quinn was held
yesterday morning from his late home,
244 Washington avenue, at $50. At
o'clock requiem mass was celebrated
in Sacred Heart church. Rev. Father
Fitzgerald celebrant The bearers: Jer-
emiah Scanlon, Patrick Gray, Patrick
Kennedy, Joseph Strann, James Ken
needy and Stephen Kelley. The funer-
al was under the direction of Cox &
Henze, and the interment was in st.
Lawrence cemetery.
FUNERAL OF MISS COLLINS.
The funeral of Miss Ella Collins took
place from her parents residence, Ill
Pine street, yesterday morning. A re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated by Father
Kennedy in st. Francis church. The
interment was in st. Demands ceme-
terry. The bearers were Thomas F.
Hushion, Michael Callahan, Joseph
Hushion, Richard Doyle, Thomas Fo-
garty, William R. Carroll. The deceas-
ed was twenty-five years old and
graduate of Woolsey school.
MRS. SUSAN CONWAY.
The funeral of Mrs. Susan Conway Of
Al Davenport avenue was solemnized
from St. Johns Catholic church yester-
day morning. Rev. Father Mccarthy
celebrated the mass and the interment
was in st. Lawrence cemetery.
JAMES KEARNS.
The funeral obsequies of the late
James Kearns were conducted Sunday
evening at the residence Of his sister,
Mary Kearns, 500 Chapel street. The
| remains were taken to MiddletoWn yes
terday for interment. The deceased
was member of the G. A. R. having
gone out to the front in the Fourteenth
regiment, c. V, and received an hon
| orable discharge.
FUNERAL OF MISS CARBERRY.
The funeral of Miss Henrietta Ger
trude Cranberry, the eighteen-year-o
daughter of James Carberry, took place
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at 101
| Putnam street.
FUNERAL OF ROSA P. KING.
| The funeral of Rosa P. King, widow
Of James E King, and daughter of
Harlan P. Adams, took place at 2
| o'clock Yesterday afternoon at 30 Dag
gett street, and at Trinity church at
2:3O o'clock.
MRS. ROBERT WHEELER DEAD.
| The death of Mrs. Robert Wheeler at
her home in North Stonington re-
! moves one of the many women-their
number is rapidly creasing-conspic-
uous for patriotism during the civil
war. OF an old Connecticut family,
4 with records of good service in the
earlier wars, she sent her two sons to
the front and later followed herself TO
act as nurse to the younger son who
was seriously ill., but failed to reach
the other, who died in New Orleans.
Among her neighbors she will be
greatly missed. Mrs. Wheeler was the
mother Of E S. Wheeler, Esq, Of this
| city,