Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-26
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
We'll Known People Who Have Seen
 Called Away.

Called Away.
 The funeral of Mrs Ann Perkinshaw.
 who died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ada Blakeslee. 5S Gen.
 ter street, will be held at 2:30 to-lnor-
 row afternoon.
 Charles l.. Bailey, aged 27 years.
 formerly employed at the F'arrel
 Foundry x Machine Go and the E. ].
 Manville Machine Co, this city, as
 draftsman, died yesterday at his home
 Ill Milford, Mass. Mir Bailey's wife is
 ! daughter of Mrs George E Hart of
 Waterbury.
 The funeral of Ms Anthony Scor-
 plon took place from her home S20
 North Main street yesterday to the
 Lady of LOurdes church. Interinent was in Calvary cemetery. Floral of
 ferings, pillow marked mother. MI.
 and Mrs Jerry Scorpion; wreath.
 mother" Mr and Mrs Rocco Meo:
 cross, at rest MI and Mrs Rocco Scor- plon: bouquets carnations Mir and Mrs
 Urino, carnations and roses, Mrs A.
 Caputo. carnations, Rose Meo, carill- tions, friends.
 Charles H. Ward of Round Hill street, who drank carbolic acid Wed
 nesday by mistake, died shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon. He raj lied for a time yesterday and it was thought that he was coming out of it all right; but he sdon became uncon-
 scious again and finally. passed away in much pain. Mr Ward was born in England forty-five years ago and came 10 this country ill 1880. He leaves a widow and three sons. James. Charles
 and Elmer. He was member of Nosa- hogan lodge, I. 0. o. F.. and of the A. D. D. ". The funeral will be held Sunday afterpoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence at 90 Round Kill steeet with services at the house In- terment in Riverside cemetery
 Miss Bridget Dunphy died last night at theahome of her sister, Mrs Daniela Brennan, 26 Franklin street. after an, Illness of two weeks. The deceased IS survived by her mother, Mrs Mary, Dunphy of 364 Dublin street. one brother, John Dunphy, and five sisters,
 Mrs Brennan, Mrs John Lane, Mrs N.
 J. Cooney, Mrs J. W. Nolan of Derby, and Mrs pr Kennedy of Long Island City The remains were. remOvefl to6 the home of her mother Ion Dub1in street, from where the funeral win. take place Monday morning with 4
 mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. Miss Dunphy was forelady for the past twelve years at Steele & Johnson Mfg Co and had wide circle
 of friends. The funeral of Mrs q. ID. BoIan ttj6k
 place this morning from the fanaiIvs
 residence on Summit street with
 mass of requiem at St Patrickss church
 by Father Gleeson and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bear CTS were F. F.. Ramon, John Cohessey. f-Frank Ray. John Malone, Patrick Gro
 nan, Thomas Gronan. The floral tribz utes included pillow Ietfered tAfotli err from the children of the decesa s9d
 standing heart marked Sister, Mrs
 Thomas McVety and Mrs Charles Smith, New Haven: f,xstandinp harp. Hardware Hall association; pillow, Catholic Literary association: cross. { Mrs Harry Fisher and family: bou- quets, George A. Savers, Mrs Charles
 Smith, MT and Mrs George Fisher.
 William Dunpfy. William McGuir-.
 ness, Dennis Clancy, Joseph 1T. Afsc1ls
 Guinness, William Madden. Hardware
 Hall association, Mrs Paul Hamilton.
 William Degnan. The funeral was
 largely attended, several out of town
 relatives and friends being in attend ance, Mrs Thomas McVety and Mrs Charles Smith, New Haven: Peter Rowley, NJ. J. Brady and Mrs N. Sfal. Joy of Bridgeport; Mrs F. Dunnigan, Watertown. a'