Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-30
NAUGATUCK NEWS
John u Halls Funeral Largest Held In
This Town in Years.

This Town in ears.
The funeral of John j. Hall took
place yesterday morning and the large
attendance testified to the esteem In
which the deceased was held. There
were delegations present from several
fraternal organizations. many being
present from other towns. At the
head of the line marched the Nauga-
tuck drum corps with muffled drums
beating a funeral dirge, and directly
behind the corps came the IL flower
bearers, carrying in their hands the
| beautiful floral tributes. Following
the flower bearers We're the honorary
| and active members of the Naugatuck
fire department, the former in civilian
dress and the latter in full uniform,
| Behind the firamen We're the members
of Court Unity, r.. of A., and they
were followed by the mebers of Ojeda
council *. of c., Division No i, A. O,
H., and nearly 20 of the local liquor
dealers. Next came five hacks con-
tanning representatives of fraternal Or
CARNATIONS, The first two contained the
officers of Queen of the Forest circle,
g. o, r.. in the third were four mem
| bers of the Waterbury lodge of Elks;
the fourth was occupied by a delega-
| ton from the Salem Social club and the
| fifth contained four representatives OF
| the Robert Emmett. club, The hearse,
and the mpnrners and friends in hacks
and carriages followed the societies. 4
AT st Francis church requiem high
mass was celebrated by the Rev Faith
| or Tanning, and at the ofertory the
| solo, fave Maria" was sweetly sung by
Miss Frances Higgins, After the
mass the quartet rendered "Rest, Spir-
| it, Rest and Nearer, My God, to
Thee The floral emblems were beau
| tifHl and were ais follows; Pillow,
| Aaugatuck fire department; Tyre, liq-
nor dealers; pillow, Thomaston fire.
men; harp, "a. O. H.; pillow, Robera
Emmett club; floral clock, ID. F.. q. 10.
| No 265 OF Waterbury; mound and dove,
| William Kerr; mound, w. ID. Richard
son; basket of cut flowers. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Hall; pilIoW, Salem Social club;
! fiat piece, George Goodin; fat piece,
/ Lottie Weaving; harp, Lizzie Reilly:
| crescent, Cal O'Brien; bunch of cut
| flowers. Catherine Campbell; bunch of
cut flowers. Mrs George Go0din; pill
low, g. o., IT.; fiat piece, III. r. O'Gon-
nell: pillow with words Bench Mold
| efs' Hammers" Mr. and Mrs r. T. Com
! don; Faith Hope and Charity Ojeda
If out aa,.a,,s nIs
oratta and possis Ia,,,,a ~. ~ srs'
arc A1;aa aaa1;s,. az $780, -. NV
Gan4.Tass Tsaaa,'ii1zs - y = :, s1hni.e
and Mrs Siahaa, Ash hut ,,, npMsfs, Ml
Unity, r. Of ,,ilIa,r p''1 49, .,,a,.
| drum corps; wreath. q friend emf fIov.
| ers, Marie speliman. basket sweet
peas, Agatha Kiely3 cut flowers. "a eoroe
9eodili; palms. Mrs sylvester Sull5ya5'.
book, with words, nJesns have mercy
Lon me- children; cut flowers. Mr. and
AIRS Frank Campbell; cut lowers. John
G0pdin; wreath, AZ IL and Mrs j. B. Fnl-
fjlers basket OF howars THANK zones.
IA le tower hanFers We're. From the
IAaHgatuck9 ffA Recruitment John
Jones' Gaorga HrTingl Henry Miller:
frpln the knights OF Columbus Jaseph
| Neal, George cannon, Peter Wood
| Richard King, wv, p. IT, Keiltv. FROM
the Il, of al, Matthew BoyIan. John
Cannon, Emil Waller, Daniel O,Keefe,
Matthew Dunno; from the A. %. H..
charles Murphy. Michael Bfahnigan,
James King, John Kissane The pail
peafefs Wefe' William Kerr, repre-
sehtlhg the Naugatuck fire depart
mehf; Aaron French of Court Unity,
q. OF A. George sHaggerty, from Di-
VISION NO !, A. @, H. Edward Moran,
i Ia,la, tle Malefpufy lodge OF Elks;
sanlss = paAtef, representing Ojeda
avtIieu, ~ q 81; ana Patrick Rooney
ffoin lhe Aopeft Emmet club. The
lnfefmenf was In st James cemetery.
John Martin, who has been visiting
relatives in town for the past few
weeks, returned to his home In New
Britain yesterday.