Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-19
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been Called Away.

Michael Collins died to-day at the residence of his sister, Mrs Dennis Flavin, S05 Baldwin street. He leaves three children, Margaret, Mary and Richard. Besides Mrs Flavin he is survived by two other sisters, one in Ireland, and another, Mrs Patrick Fo- Fey of Seymour; also three brothers. The funeral will be held Monday morn ing at S:3O o'clock with a mass of re- quiem at St Francis Xavier's church and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Mrs Celia Goodwin, of Terryville. widow of Ralph Goodwin, died in the hospital in New BTitain on Thursday and the, funeral will be held in the
 Congregational Church, TerryviIle, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The service will be conducted by Rev. s. E. Evans, and the burial will be in the Terryville cemetery. Mrs Good win was born in Plymouth about sixty-five years ago and her maiden name was Celia Beach. Two sons
 survive her, Burton D. of New Brit ain and Warren of Waterbury.
 The funeral of Mrs Hannah Donovan was held from the residence of her daughter, Mrs James Delaney, No 12 Irion street, at S:30 a. m. Friday, fol- lowed by requiem mass at Sacred 1, Heart church at a. m. Mass was celebrated by Rer Father Fitzgerald. The remains were taken on the 10:52 train for burial In St Mary's cemetery.
 Ansonia, by F. s. Bergin. Among the numerous floral offerings were the fol- lowing: Pillow, marked Mother" from sons and daughters; pillow mark ed Rest" from North End A. club: wreath, department 3. Waterbury Clock Go; wreath, from friend. The pallbearers were John McHale. Joseph Egan, Thomas Delaney, Patrick De-. laney, Edward Burke, Timothy Me Carthy.
 The funeral of NJ. J. BrzezinslSi took place this morning from his late resi- dence on Orange street to the Immacu. late Conception church, where sol emn mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father O'Brien, assisted by Father Frederick and Father Bren- nan. The bearers were J. A. Cullen and W. H. Johnson, representing the Waterbury lodge of EiAs, and John Siebert and Fred Snyder. from the Harmonic Benevolent association. A delegation from the Elks consisting of Roger Connor, J. A. Hynes, Otto Castrop and John B. Moran. attended in n carriage and assisted the pallbearers. The floral of- ferings included floral clock from the Elks; pillow, Townsend lodge. k. of P; carnations, c. J. Sawdey; wreath, MT and Mrs Sloyone, Hobo ken, N. J.; chrysanthemums, Miss At wood. Roxbury. Dr and Mrs McLin- den, Miss Clylenska, Mrs Bagnell. Bayonne, N. l., F. +. Lunny, Miss May K. Lunny, the Misses Shannahan and Mrs Murrican; carnations, Mrs Hodges; lilies, T. Iunny; roses, grand children; wreath, B. Witkowski: nar- cissus. Dr Lopez; wreath, John Delger; wreath, J. I. Burns; wreath, Fenton Phelan; standing bouquet, T. K. Lun- ny; palms and carnations, the Misses Synnott; roses, J. Whalen, New Ha- ven; wreath, Polish circle, Chicago: roses, Polish society. New York city; wreath, Polish society. Waterbury. The out of town persons present in- cluded Attorney John Clancy, Miss May Flynn. Mrs Mary E. Lease, Miss Grace Lease and Dr Angulatis, all of New York. The interment was in the uavy Cf Ionay9hfS S ram 11ftarrv sS