Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-24
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.


 The funeral of Mary D. Kelly will bake place from the family residence Dn Dover street tomorrow morning Rt 8:30 o'clock with a mass of re- quiem at St Patrick's church and in- terment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral Of Mrs Catherine Cud- hy took place this morning from the residence of her nephew, Patrick Hickey, 6 Lafayette street, with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by Father Gleeson and inter- ment in Calvary cemetery. The bear CTS were John Kinney, Patrick / John Bagley and John Shannahan. The floral tributes included sheaf of wheat from MT and Mrs Patrick Hickey; bouquet, Mir and Mrs P. J. Hickey. @<@i
 James Mulligan died suddenly this morning at his residence, 626 South Main street. MT Mulligan got out of bed about o'clock to get drink of water and fell on the floor and died before medical aid could be summon ed. Medical Examiner Graves was notified and pronounced death due to heart failure. Besides his widow he leaves three daughters and one son, Mrs John Egan, Catherine, Annie and George Mul1igan. MT Mull1gan was resident of Waterbury for the past 20 years. He travelled extensive iy as a salesman and could tell inter esting "reminiscences of his expert ences in almost every part of the country. The funeral will take place Friday morning with a mass of re- quiem at St Patrick's church and 1n- terment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Amelia Harcke was held yesterday afternoon from her late residence on Park avenue. The burial service was conducted by the Rev Paul Lembke, pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran church. The remarks were touching and fitting, bearing appropriately on the life of the mother and friend, and were in German. The interment was in Bris- tol, where the services were conduct cd by the Rev Henry. Morrison of Bristol The pallbearers were George Funck of Bristol Ed Ockels, William Hoffman, A. Divis, Henry Sullivan and James H. Cline of this place. The floral tributes were beautiful and pro fuse, among them being pillow marked Mother from her son: cross MT and Mrs F. Ehlers. Mrs Haubeil; cross, MT and Mrs IT. Sullivan; wreath, Mrs F. Doescher; basket, MT and Mrs Divfs; bouquet of sfxty-four carnations. Dr Van Wagner and James 1T. Cline; bouduet or roses, Mrs A. Seidel, Miss Charlotte Seidel. and Miss Charlotte Castrop: bouquet of asters from MT and Mrs Ed Ockels; bouauet of asters, MT and Mrs A l.. Coddfngton; asters. MT and Mrs A. : Holman and family; roses. Miss Laura PilIon; sweet peas. Joe Rvben- ski and Miss Lena Jessell; basket of z flowers. Mir and Mrs Funck and Mrs Sophia Schubert nephews and nieces of Bristol; two bouquets from Mrs Henry Clark; roses from friend
 The funeral of John Curtin was held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock with services at St Mary's church, New Britaiul The celebrant of the mass was Rev Jeremiah J. Curtin of Waterbury, a son of the deceased, and Rev Jeremiah Curtin of West Haven, a nephew, was deacon. Rev Timothy M. O'Briep of Thomaston was sub-deacon and Rev James B. NihiII of Bridgeport master of cere- monies. Rev Daniel A. Bailey of Montville delivered the eulogy. A number of priests were present from out of town. They included Rev Will liam H Rogers, Rev Paul F. McAl- enney and Rev Edward Plunkett of Hartford; Rev William J. 9Slocum, Rev Joseph M. Gleeson and Rev John J. Fleming of Waterbury: Rev Thomas P. Jovnt of New London; Rev J OR Sheridan of Naugatuck; }Rev Thomas s. Duggan of East Hart { ford; Rev Luke Fitzsimmons of Rock vile: Rev John T. Walsh of Plain vile: Rev Charles J. McElroy of Derby: Rev John F. Donahue of Mill ford: Rev James F. Donovan of Mid- dletown At the cemetery Rev Faith CT Curtin, son of the deceased, read the committal service and the re- sponses were chanted. The bearers were John and James Curtin, John, Thomas, William and Henry Murphy, 1 orandsons. The flower bearers were l Patrick Curtin, William Conghlin and William Murphy. The funeral was conducted by W. J. Spain of the A. a..