Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-06
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Death Came Suddenly to Henry c.
Waltz This MOrnina.

Death Came Suddenly to Henry G.
Weitz This Morning.
Henry g. Weitz. one of the happiest
and most popular bartandsrs In Wa
texbury died shortly before IL o'clock
this morning In his room over Callen-
der's restaurant, 1873 South Main
street after a brief Illness. He ret1r-
ed hast night in his usual happy frame
Of mind, but this morning about
o'clock be was seized with cramps
DR. Goodrich and DR. Hungerford were
called In Mr. Wettz was suffering
from a violent pain In his stomach
and Later 1t extended TO his kidneys.
The physicians did all in their power
to help him and he felt a little easier
this forenoon until close onto IL
O'Clock when an attendant who was
tanning him noticed a change for the
worse and hastily summoned Mr. Car
n Iendar, who was in his room on the
next floor below. Mr. Calendar hur-
RED In and when he reached the sick
MANS bedside he found him gasping
for breath and in few moments he
had passed away. The body was re-
moved to Bergins morgue Mr. Weitz
was born In Rockville about 40 years
Il ago and leaves one daughter, Philip
6 pima, bright girl about II years old,
who resided with him His mother,
Mrs Philippine Cook, a venerable old
lady resides in Naugatuck. Both feel
the affection keenly, and it would
n soften the stoniest heart to hear the
y girl tell Of the loss Of her mother and
father in less than one year and the
mother weep over the sudden calling
away Of her only boy. He also
leaves sister, Mrs Amelia Butcher
of Naugatuck. Mr. Weitz learned the
barberfng business and followed it for
a time. He came to waterbury nine
years ago and has since been employ
ed as bartender. At the time OF his
death he was employed as bartender
at the Schlitz cafe on South Main
street, opposite Scovill street. He was
member of the X. of p at Manga
( tuck, the Waterbury aer1e OF Eagles,
the Bartenders' union and the Forest
ers. His wife died last August and
was buried in Naugatuck. Mr. Weftz
was well liked by everybody who
knew him, his merry laugh ana pleas
ant jokes making him a fayorite
wherever he went
John, the infant child of Mr. and
EIrs Peter 8axftTkie of I51 Charles
street died last night. The funeral
*ook place this afternoon with inter-
ment u Calvary cemetery,
Annie, the six-months-oId child of
~ and Mrs Patrick Stack of 70
Edge street died last night. The fu-
neral took place this afternoon with
1nterment in Calvary cemetery.
Michael Noonan died hast night at
his home 149 South Main street Be
sides his parents, Mr. and Mrs James
N0onan, he leaFes four sisters and
three brothers. Alice Della, Margaret,
Annie. Patrick, Dennis and James. The
deceased was a member of the Bartend-
ers' Aid association. The funeral VIII
be held Friday morning.
The funeral OF Hslen, the 1o-years-
: old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles
BaYtz OF Bronson avenue, who died
yesterday, Will take place from the
family residence tomorrow morning
at $50 O'Clock with mass of re-
qhiem at st Patrtdk'E church and in- |
teFnent dn Calvary cemetery. The
deceased was a pupil at the Russell
school and very promising girl.
The funeral of John r. Micah took
4 place this morning from the family
residence on North Main street with
service by Father Brennan of the
Immaculate Conception church and
fnternenf In Calvary cemetery. The
Z bearers were Maurice Walsh, Robert
Quinn, Frank Keeley, Patrick Riley,
TfsNvTs.< Tf,11r .aA ~ u r
Z Fay. There was large number Of
floral tributes.
Mrs Mary 1arocqnA aged 81 years,
died eazay this morning. after inger-
ing illness with cancer. Besides her
husband. Joseph I4aroequs, she leaves
two sons and four daughters, Peter
Ea1ocqua. proprietor of the East End
carriage shop, Edward Mrs Ernest La
Barre, Hoiyoke; Mrs Louis Charpron,
Mrs ROsana La Barre, Montana, and
Virginia Larocque. The funeral took
place this afternoon with service at st
Arms church and tnterment in Calvary
cemetery.
Patrick Breen, for many years a
resident of New Haven, died last
night at the hospital In five minutes
after the ambulance had taken him to
that institution. He was found on
the door step. Of house formerly
owned by himself at o Olive street,
suffering great agony The ambu-
lance was summoned and although
quick time was made, death proved
J the victor In the race. In his pocket
was found an empty bottle, in which
there had been carbolic acid short
time before his death. At the hOspi-
TIA III was stated that there were no
eVlAences OF carbolic acid poisoning.
Mrs Mary Gallagher aged SO years,
died this morning at the residence of