Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-26
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

Well Known People WhO nave Oeen
 Called Away.
 Martin Foley, aged AZ years, died yesterday in MiddletOwn. The re- mains were removed by Undertaken Mulville to the residence of his sister, Mrs Margaret Quinn, 800 Mill street.
 The funeral of Harlow s. Northrop, aged 37 years who died Saturday at his home in Bridgeport, took place Wednesday morning with service at Hall Memorial chapel and interment In Riverside cemetery. The mother and four brothers of the deceased re- side in this city. They are Mrs Mary K. Emerson, George R., Frederick A., William w and Llewellyn.
 Mrs Jeanette SatSatrom, wife of M. | Sanstrom, died at Ter home, 25 Sum mer street, yesterday afternoon. She leaves h1sband Two sons and one Edaughter Pray yefH VIII be read at the Tuesday morriinRUa @ o'clock, and flu, neral services owfIp be held from the l Swedish Lutheran church half hour | later. Rev J. ID. Danielson officiating. The burial will be in Portland. Wales l.. Wooding, aged 76 years. died yesterday afternoon at his home, | AS Kingsbury street, from Brtght's dis ease. MT Wooding has resided In | Waterbury for the past thirty four years and was well known and high 1 ly respectable citizen. He was car penter by trade. He leaves widow and four children, Mrs J. H. Guern7 lisey, Emerson s. and Dayton o. Wood 1 ing of this city and Fred 8. Woeding of New Britain. The funeral will take place at 2:80 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
 The funeral of Edward Brophy was held thds morning at 9 o'clock from the residence of his aunt. Miss Brophy of 6 Hayden street, followed by re- l uuiem mass at the Immaculate Con- ception church at 9:30 o'clock. Mass was offered up by Rev Father Broder- ick. Burial was in Calvary cemetery. The pallbearers were William Fitzpat- rick. William and Patrick Fitzpatrick, James Cavanaugh, Martin Holland and Joseph Brophy. The floral offer 1 ings were beautiful ana included bas- ket from MT and Mrs John Brickel; bouquet, Miss Mary Fitzpatrick; 33 roses, MT English.
 
 was killed near his home in Hazard. vile Thursday evening, was largely attended Saturday morning from his home to St Mary-s church, where re 1 uuiem mass was offered up by Rev l Father Flannery Six brothers of the deceased acted as pail bearers. Rela- l lives and friends were present from Waterbury, Bridgeport, New York city and Plainheld, N. J. The sym patdny of the entire community is ex- I tended to the afflicted family for the 1 sudden and violent death of the fath- CT while returning from work, which leaves the mother with seven children, the oldest of whom is thirteen years I and the youngest was born three weeks ago.
 The funeral of Mrs Minnie c. Gala win, wife of James w. Galavin, took I place from her late residence, IS Arch street, at 9 o'clock this morning. A mass of requiem was celebrated at I the Immaculate Conception church by Rev D. J. O'Connor of Noroton, a friend of the family. The pallbearers were Frank Wallace, Frederick Wal lace, John Doran. James Doran, Mat thew Byrne and John Byrne. Among the floral offerings were the following: BrOKon COlIluln ITO1u GCNWdFu HUSH dHll family: palms from the husband and from Mrs Nellie Farrell; standing cross, T. J. Boyle and family; wreath, the Misses Heffernan and Hart; wreath from the Doran family; wreath, Mrs w. J. Darling; basket, Mrs O. Finnegan; standing harp, em- pIoyes of J. D. Smith & Go; wax and metal wreath. Catholic womens asso- diation: star N. E. O. F.; basket of roses, MT and Mrs William T. Walsh; wreath, MT and Mrs J. D. Smith; wreath, Finton Wallace and family; bouquets, Bella M. Beenan- J. A. Low, cit, Elizabeth Somers, MT and Mrs Donovan. Julia Cass, Mary and Mi chael Galavin. MT and Mrs W. S. Jones, Mrs Peter Fox, Mary O'Connor, Misses Costello and' Green. MT and Mrs J. P. McEvoy, J. M. Dillon, Ger aid P. Desmond, James Smith and family, T. Garvin, Julia Roper, R. N. Blakeslee. Services at the grave were conducted by the Rev D. J. O'Connor and the burial was in the Rush family plot in St Joseph's cemetery.