Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well Known Young Lady Expires at
Her Home Yesterday.

Well Known Young Lady Expires at
Her Home Yesterday.
Miss Della Hudner died last night
at her home. 575 North Main street
She leaves two brothers, John r., Of
Pittsfleld, Mass. Frank of this city,
and six sisters, Mrs M. #. Carroll Of
Bridgeport, Mrs g. B. Curtin of Hart
ford, Mrs II. D. Brady, the Misses Mel
lie, Margaret and Julia, the last four
of this city. Miss Hudner was we'll
and favorably known among q wide
circle of friends and acquaintance to
whom the news Of her death was a
great shock. The funeral will be held
morning at Z o'clock. The remains
will be taken to Canaan for burial In
charge of Brown s. Crane.
The funeral of Mrs Mary O'Nein
took place yesterday afternoon from
the family residence on East Main
street, with service at the Sacred
Heart church by Father Fitzgerald
and interment in st Josephs cemetery.
The bearers were William Hughes,
James Downey, Albert Miller, Henry
Quinn, Maurice Walsh and John Daw-
son.
The funeral Of Eddie Maher took
place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence on North Leonard
street, with interment in Calvary Gem
etery. The bearers, all playmates or
the deceased, were John Shea, John
Morgan, William Derwi1 and Thomas
Delaney. The floral tributes included
a pillow marked Eddie" from the
family: wreath, Home laundry; bou-
Cuets, William Derwfn. Mr. and Mrs
Keck, Margaret Shea, Charles Stein
and Mary Hyland.
The funeral of Elizabeth Jones took
place this morning from the residence
of John Fitzgerald on East Main
street, with O mass of requiem at the
Immaculate Conception church by
Father O'Brien and interment in st
Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were
jeremiah Dillane, Michael Prindible,
Henry A. Hayden and Hugh Flaherty.
The floral tributes included standing
wreath from the employees Of the HitchA
cock Paper Box 90; wreath, Mr. and
Mrs o. w. Noble.
The funeral Of Thomas Mulholland,
who died Saturday in New Haven,
took place this morning from the fam
lily residence on Cherry street with
mass Of requiem at the Immaculate
Conception church by Father O'Brien
and interment In Calvary cemetery.
The bearers we're Thomas Lynch, Mi
chael Egan, James Corrigan, George
Hosey. Paul Somas and William
Boyle. The floral tributes included a
pillow from the family; cross, Mr. and
Mrs Somas and family; bouquets, Ma
mie Keegan, Genevieve Guilfoile, Ma
mie L. Finn. Edward Stewart, Nora
Bagley, Teresa Gagain, Louisa En-
right. Katie Falvey, Frank Martin,
the Misses Orville.
The funeral Of Mrs Alice L. Winter
who died Thursday was held Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock from the Sec
ond Advent church, the Rev @. B.. L.
Smith officiating. The floral offerings
were AZ follows: Pillow Inscribed
"Wife," from husband; pillow from
Mrs Lillian Winter and family, EAT
Rest" wreath, "Sister," from brothers
and sisters; basket from 1ieighbors
anchor, from rfvet room Scovil1 man
ufacturdng company; crown, from
Loyal Workers, ~. W." ported plant
from Mrs Rose and Mrs Parthenay;
bouquet, from hair spring department
g." dLCAb July NAOSN wv bOuAuOL LAOhA
parents: bouquets from Miss Susie
Beach, Waldo Whitney, Miss Alta
Porter, Mr. and Mrs s. J. Rosa, Mrs
James Curtiss, Mrs B. W. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs Jackson. Mrs William
Gardner and Mrs William Brown. The
1nterment was In Pine Grove GENE
terry.
The funeral Of Margaret Jones took
place this morning from the family
residence on Kendr1ck avenue to the
Immaculate Conception church where
a mass was celebrated by Father
O'Brfen. The bearers were William
Knapp, William Knox, John Gahan.
Michael Bowe, John Roach, Michael
Gleason. The floral offerings consist
ed Of a pillow from the family bou-
quets, Mr. and Mrs Harrison A. Nor
ris, Mr. and Mrs Whalen, John Gahan,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Lat1t1on, Mrs G..
O'Connor. William Knox, Mrs Mar
garet, Sarah. Gerald and Desmond
Keefe, Mrs Gagain and family, Mrs
A. r. Cowles, Mrs Whtpple, Katie Ly-
man, Miss wallace, Mr. and Mrs John
Sayers, the Young Women's Friendly
league, Mr. and Mrs Wharton Grub,
T. B. Sedgwick, Mrs T. Loefler, Viola
Grub, Lizzie Gleasonj wreath, Mr.
and Mrs Harrison A. Morris The in
terment was in st Josephs cemetery.