Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-31
CITY NEWS.

Coroner Mix was taken to his homo on the 3:45 train this afternoon x Special forecast for Connecticut. Generally cloudy tonight; "Wednesday fair; brisk westerly winds diminishing in force. #
 Broadway stables, Joseph Moriarty proprietor, is making boarding a. spe>. cialty. First class accommodations. $2O month Satisfaction guaranteed,
 Mrs Clarinda Stiles, widow Of the late Bennett Stiles died suddenly this morning at the family residence, 146 Baldwin Hill. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:8O o'clock.
 James Burns, the six months old son of MT and Mrs John Burns, died at the home of his parents on Cassidy street last night The funeral was held at 3 o'clock this Afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery. Jeremiah Tobin died in Pittsbure, Pa ,on Sunday night. He leaves ~ widow and two children and one sister Mrs Patrick Kelly of this city. The re-. mains were brought here on the z o'clock train in charge of Bergin ~ Sons. The interment will take place In old St Joseph's cemetery. He was. formerly resident of this city and was we'll and favorably known in the eastern section where he and many of his relatives resided.
 The forty hours devotion which opened at St Francis Xavier's church last Sunday closed at 9 o'clock this morning with a solemn ligh mass. off klx /. the close of the devotion was very, large. At the early mass yesterday and this morning the place was crowd ed and people kept going into and cont ing out of the church during the day- time and until the doors were closed at night. Several out of town priests were in attendance.
 The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Early | took place this morning from her late home on Park place. to the Immacu- late Conception church, where sol~ l emn mass of requiem was celebrated. with the Rev Father Slocum as cele- | brant. Father Frederick, deacon, ana
 Father O'Brien, sub-deacon. The bear-
 CTS were George A. Gaffney, Joseph T..
 Gaffney, John l.. Gaffney. Thomas F.
 Byrnes, Christopher Mcclure and James Byrnes, all grand-nephews of the deceased. The floral tributes i'm cluded a bouquet from Fred Stevens: I wreath MT and Mrs T. F. Hutchinson. I The interment was in St Joseph's cern- l etery.
 l The funeral of Alexander Boufferd took place this morning at 3 o'clock
 from his late residence, 9S Charles street, and was largely attended. A | ,fx .IxtS. xx.Yu
 at St Ann's church by the Rev Father Senesac. There was a special musl- cal program and at the offertory "Cak
 very' was beautifully rendered by
 Miss Rose Roberge. Interment was
 in the family plot dn the old St Joseph . cemetery. The pail bearers were lGeorge and Xavier Bouffard, Hector
 Laurencelle, Joseph Derry, Alexander lHupee and Joseph Boivert. all ne- lphews of the deceased. Among the many and beautiful floral offerings were the following: Mound of Easter Ililies and roses, children of the de-
 ceased: wreath marked ssGrandpa.s \
 grandchildren: extra large sheaf of
 wheat. former employees of the de.
 ceased; pillow, Court Stephen Y.
 Meany. F. of A.; harp. Circle Lasa-
 lette, F. of A.; wreath. Helen Hamm,
 New Haven; amounted harp, MT and
 Mrs A. Morin. Mir and Mrs F. B,
 Vance: bunch of Easter lilies, Miss Lil- Idan W,ithey; bouquet white roses. A
 Esinhart; sheaf of wheat, ". 0. Hall, Ipair palmetto palms and carnations l,P. T. Kendrick; bouquet pink roses. Jo.
 sic Cronan; basket of roses F Lallier, bouquets, William Garvais and MI . Kline of New Haven and many Qi1 ] CTS.