Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-14

Frederick Champlain aged 56
 years, painter in the employ of the
 Waterbury Clock Co, and formerly q local liveryman. died suddenly Satur-
 day night at his home, 156 Bank street of heart failure. He ate his
 supper with the family and shortly
 before midnight he was taken ill and passed away in a few moments. He is survived by a widow and two daughters. The funeral will be held tomorrow. r
 The funeral of Matilda M, the eight year old daughter of MT and Mrs Martin J. Brophy of 17 Luke street. who died Saturday of diphtheria. took place yesterday afternoon with inter- ment in new St Joseph's cemetery. Mir Brophy is being. sorely tried with sick ness. His wife has been ill for some time past and is not yet able. to do much, and to make things still worse two more of the children are suffering from an attack. of the malady that carried the other away
 The funeral of Mary Alice, infant daughter of Mir and Mrs John Dorali of Poplar avenue. took place yesterday afternoon with internent ill St Jo- seph's cemetery The floral offerings included basket of roses from par. ents; pillow, Miss Alice McGrath; wreath, Mrs B. Bresnahan and Julia Cunningham; basket of roses, Mrs Ar thur Brown of Bridgeport; bouquets, Miss B. Lester, MT and Mrs B. J. Cor coran, Mrs James Strong, Miss Mary Troy, Marie Bloomfield. Margaret and D. Doran. Misses Nellie and Bridget OBrien, Mir and Mrs John Mccoy. Harold Gilbert, Anna Kennerney and Mir and Mrs J. T. Larney.
 The funeral Of Florence D. Keenan took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on William street with service at the Sacred Heart church by Father Shelley and Inter- ment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were John Bowling, Martin Bowling. Martin Sullivan, John Dow ling, William Blum and/ Michael Con- lon. There were many floral tributes, q harp from the employees of H. Her inger's department of the Waterbury Clock Co; pillow, Catherine Keenan; pillow, Court Falcon, F. of A.; wreath, Friend" bouquets from MT and Mrs J. T. Mccarthy, John Bowling, MT and Mrs William La Force and Alice Ryan, A mass of requiem was celebrated this morning for the deceased at the Sacred Heart church..
 The funeral of the late Mrs Fred erick Menzes was largely attended Saturday afternoon with services at her late home, % East Liberty street. Ey Rev F. T. Lenlke. The '1orai ce ferings were numerous and included a pillow from daughter, pillow, grand sons; pillow, NIT and Mrs Rudolph: wreath, MT and Mrs Henry Kluttig wreath, Mir and Mrs Henry Kulttig and family; wreath, Mrs E. Miller, Mrs Loaffer and Mrs King: sheaf of wheat and bouquet from her grand soil. Bernard; wrest'., Mr and Mrs LI:is Schick; sheaf of wheat and bou- quet, Mir and Mrs A. A. Hartman; bouquets from the following: Mrs Shaffrath and daughter, Miss Gather inc Ferris. Miss Rose Rudolph, MT and Mrs John J. Seibert. Mfr and Mrs Paul Asheim and family. Mir and Mrs Goedeche and family, Mrs Elizabeth W'eitzman, Mir and Mrs Thatch, MT and Mrs w. D0wney, Mir and Mrs NJ. J. McEvoy, MT and Mrs N. Flota, Miss F. Fritsche, Mrs William Kirschbaum, c. A. Templeton, Mrs E. Heiser. Mr and Mrs A. Reichenback, Miss Helen Drunk. The pallbearers were B A. Young, Charles Bradshaw. W. Coed eche and A. A. Hartman. Burial was in Riverside cemetery.