Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-19
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Remains of Mrs Alice Chase Lathrop
 Taken to Carbondale.

Taken to Carbondale.
 The funeral services over the re- mains of the late Mrs Alice Chase Lathlop were held at the home of Will liam J. Pape, 4 Willow court, yester~ day afternoon at 8 o'clock, the Rev Dr Davenport, pastor of the Second Coll- gregationa1 church, and the Rev John N. Lewis, rector of St John's church, officiating. During the service quar- tet composed of Isaac B. Clarke, Frank T. Clark, Alfred Gretter and Alfred E. Savage rendered Lead, Kindly Light" and Now the Day is Over" The floral offerings were profuse. The remains were taken to Carbondale, Pa, this mourning for burial.
 Mrs Mary Reilly died this morning at her home, 24 Linden street. She leaves i've daughters and three sons. The funeral notice will appear later.
 The funeral of Kathleen, the IA mOnths-old daughter of MT and Mrs James Smith of 23 Clock avenue, who died yesterday, took place this after noon, with interment in St Joseph'S cemetery.
 Died at Bridgeport, October IT, 1903, Augusta E,, widow of the late John Wahl Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her Late residence, 2s4 Logan street, Bridgeport, on Tues day, October 20, at 2 D. m. 1nterment in Mt Grove cemetery.
 Mrs Sarah A. Curtis of Middletown, widow of the late Dr Lucius Curtis of this city, died In that town yesterday, aged S4 years. The funeral will pc held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after noon at the Hall Memorial chapel. Relatives and friends of the deceased are invited to attend the funeral.
 The funeral of Mfrs Anthony Stins was largely attended yesterday alter noon from her late home, 47 North Leonard street, to St Josephs LAth- uanian church, where the funeral ser vices, were read by Father SaurusaitiSs The floral offerings were beautiful and included a cross from her mother; wreath, inscribed "Sistar," Mrs Ella Crosby; wreath, Mrs Stdne; basket, Mrs Staczokas; bouquets, Mrs KaczeN makas and Mrs StraciSalits. The pail bearers were John Biarnfszicps, Wil- liam Mia1inancfcas, Joseph Czasfnas, Charles Pasna, William Tesu1atts, T, Tesulaitfs. Tnterment was in the fam fly plot in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of William Hickey took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Lafayette street. with service at St Patrick's church by the Rev Father Gleeson and interment in St Joseph's church. The bearers were James J. Lawqor, Charles J. Law Tor, Patrick J. Lawlor, George H. Law Tor. William H. Law1or and Frederick w. Jawfor, all first cousins of the de- ceased. The floral tributes Included a piece representing faith, hope and charity from the employees Of Che brass department of the Waterbury Button Go; harp, brother of deceasedg bou- quets. Miss Lucinda Duval, Mir and Mrs Henry N Hull.
 The funeral of James Connor took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Hickory street to St Francis Xayieg's church, where ser vice was read by the Rev Father Fleming. The Holy Name societies of St Patick's, Sacred Heart, St Thomas and St Francis Xavier's parishes at tended the funeral in body, with John H. Moran as marshall The bearers were Martin Keefe and John Kennedy, representing Court Richard F. Phelan, F. of A.; Patrick Madden and James Delaney. from the Holy Name society, John Tehan and Jeremiah Delaney The floral offerings included a pillow lettered Husband" from the widow. of the deceased, and pillow from Court Phelan. The internent was in St Joseph's cemetery. Mir Connor came to this country from Ireland thirty five or forty years ago and re- sided here ever since, being employed nearly aT that time in the wire mill at Holmes. Booth & Haydens. He was good citizen and had wide circle of friends in all parts of the town, many of whom were not aware that he had been III since last July until they saw t7re notice of his death in the papers Friday night. A mass of requiem was celebrated for +he repose of his soul at St Francis Xavier's church this morning.