Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-02

WlF3, gW1Ie or EQnlOnu WlCkWlf0. WHO died Monday at her home, % Second avenue, took place this afternoon with service at the house by the Rev MT Haywood and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 The funeral of Evelyn, the eight months old daughter of MT and Mrs Arthur J. Lewis. who died Sunday at Andes. N. Y., took place this afternoon from the residence of Clark A. Lewis, 26 State street, with interment in Riy- erside cemetery
 Mrs Mary Gleason, aged 30 years. died this morning at her home,. 5 Green street. Besides her husband, Michael Gleason, she leaves two chil- dren, James and Margaret, three brothers and two sisters, James, Will liam and John Grove, Mrs Patrick Gleason and Miss Annie Grove The funeral will be held Friday morning.
 The funeral of Mrs George Cable took place this noon with service at the house on South Leonard street by Dr Buckley. The remains were taken to Brewster for burial. The bearers were Raymond s. Bishop, Martin Glov- ell, James H. Sherman and Joseph Johnson. The floral offerings included a pillow lettered 'Wife,Y a standing anchor marked Mother and wreath inscribed Sister from the husband, children, brothers and sisters of the deceased: mound, Mrs J. Miller ana Mrs M. Wilson; basket of roses Annie Gallagher; bouquets, MT and Mrs sherman Sand T. Kenney.
 Isaac Straw died yesterday after- noon at his home on Henry street. MT Straw was born in Nottingham, Eng, January 31. 1928. He served as q British, soldier in the Crimean war in 1855 and 1885-6, and was in the United States army for three years during the civil war, receiving his discharge in 1864. He was member of Wadhams post, G. A. R.. He was also a veteran Mason, being initiated ill Chesterfield lodge. No 445, Illinois on November P, 1865. and demitted to Harmony lodge, No 42, Waterbury, July 19, 1869. His wife died about six years ago. He leaves an only daughter, Mrs Fl. s. WoolIey. The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with service at tta house by the Rev Dr Anderson and sinterment in Riverside cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Law Tor took place this morning from the family residence on North Main street with a mass of. requiem at the Im- maculate Conception church and in torment in St Joseph's cemetery The bearers were Charles Roper, Michael Guilfoile, Patrick Holohan, Christo- pher Lawlor, NJ, Heffernan and John w. Gaffney. There was a large num- Der of floral tributes, The church waa crowded, with the many friends Of the. deceased; ! who was one of the foremost and best known Catholics in Water bury. Her brother, the late Bishop Hendricken. did much for the early Catholics in this city. Mrs Lawlor was of a retiring and quiet disposition, but was always tireless worker ill her own way for her faith and her people. Father BrodeIick sang the requiem mass. At the conclusion Mrs William J. Bergen in a very feeling manner rendered Nearer My God to Thee.'' The remains were inferred in the fam. fly plot in St Joseph's cemetery.
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 The funeral of William J. Derwfn took place this morning from the fam, fly residence on Drayer avenue to St Patrick's church. where solemn requiem mass was celebrated with the following officers: Rev James E. Der win of New Haven, cousin of the de- ceased. celebrant; Rev Father Gleeson, deacon; Rev Father Keane, sub-dea- con. Services at grave by Rev Father Derwin and Father Keane. The inter- ment was in St Joseph's cemetery. The active bearers were John Gloster, Will liam Byron, Edward Donahue, Thomas Garyey, James Law1or and J. J. Me Donald Honorary bearers represent ed Waterbury aerie, 379, Fraternal Order of Eagles; Brooklyn Athletic club and Protector Hose company, No f. Among the out of town relatives present were Sister Emmeline and Sis- ter Mary James, cousins of the de- ceased. from the convent of Mary Im- maculate, Parkville, also Rev Mother Francis of the same order; AIr and Mrs Jeremiah Corners and Mir and Mrs Morris Savage of Bridgeport; Mrs and Miss M. McNerney of Newington; the Misses Ashe and Gloster. from Winsted; Mrs Thomas and Mrs John Lyons of Thomaston. The floral trib- uteS were as loloWS, CioSS. " IL Ham," Miss Katherine Gloster: fire bell, Protector Hose company No 4; standing wreath, Eagles: standing cross, Kleinert department, Farrel foundry; large standing cross, cousins of deceased; pillow, At Rest St Thomas Cadets; pillow Brother 7 Brooklyn Athletic club; basket of roses, nieces and nephews; wreath, Mrs Johanna Gloster and family wreath, MT and Mrs E. J. Fitzpatrick star. the Misses Garyey; bouquets, William J. Derwin and E. J. Brennan, Miss Annie Flannigan, MT and Mrs O. Kleinert. MT and Mrs F. X. Bergin, MT and Mrs T. J. Begnal, Mrs Charles Schmidt and family, Mrs Mary Finn, MT and Mrs John Campbell, Mrs Thomas Newell, Miss Margaret E. Hanrahan, Miss Margaret Hayes. the