Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-08
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well known People Who Have Been
Called Away.

Mary, the 6-years-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs James Sullivan of Charles
street, died yesterday. The funeral
took place this afternoon with inter-
ment In Calvary cemetery.
Fannie, the 12-years-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Post of 147 South
Main street, died this morning. The
remains will be taken to Pine Plains.
N. u, for burial in charge of Martin
Bergin's Sons.
Mrs Sarah Madden died last night at
the residence Of her son, John Madden,
o. Park place. Besides her son she
leaves daughter, Mrs Martin Cunning
nam Of Silver street. The funeral will
take place Thursday morning with
mass of requiem at the Immaculate
Conception church and interment in
st Joseph's cemetery.
Mortimer, the 10 months old son of.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Raffel, met with a
fatal accident last week. The infant
was in close proximity to a gas stove,
and some Of the dishes thereon boiled
over, spreading the contents over the
baby. Doctors were Immediately sum-
moned and did all they could to relieve
the sufferings of the little one. 1t was
impossible to save it's life however,
and its death occurred the following
day. The funeral took place Thursday
The funeral OF William Kinney took
place this morning from the family
residence on Burton street, with mass
of requiem at ST Thomas's church by.
Father Crowley and interment in new
st Joseph's cemetery. The bearers
were John Millerick, William Doyle,
from Court Rose Hill, #. of A.; William
Nolan and Edward Maloney, represent
ing Liberty lodge, A. o. U. W.; M. r.
OHara and ]. p. Lyons, from the
Plumbers union. The floral offerings
included a pillow from the family;
gates ajar, Plumbers union; pillow,
Court Rose Hill, r. of A.; wreath, the
Seery and Petit children; bouquets,
Mrs @. Russell, Mr. and Mrs Edward
Lawlor.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Howard
took place this morning from her late
home on South Leonard street, with a
mass of requiem at st Patrick's church
by Father Gleeson and interment in
new st Josephs cemetery The bear
ers were Patrick Dunn, Daniel Hickey,
Frank Sheridan, John Duggan, limo
thy Calvin and Thomas Farrell. The
floral offerings included a mound
marked Mamma" from the children
of the deceased; heart of roses, brothers
and sisters; wreath, Mrs Pearce and
family; cross, John Howard; standing
cross, Mrs Edward Howard and fam1-
ly; standing cross. Waterbury aerie Of
Eagles; anchor, the Ryder family; a
piece representing faith, hope and char
ity, employees of the Waterbury Button
90; bouquets, Mrs SAKE, John McCon-
nell, John Suskier and Paul Villette.
The funeral of Mrs Johanna Lynch
took place this morning from her late
home on Ridgewood street with a mass
of requiem at the Immaculate Concep-
ton church by Father Broderick and
interment in st Joseph's cemetery. The
bearers were John and Edward Fitz-
gerald, George and Dennis Havican,
James Cahill and Thomas Farrelly.
The floral offerings included a pillow
from the family; cross, grandchildren;
wreath, Mrs Moran and family; basket
Of roses, clerks at A. r. Cowles mil
linery rooms; wreath, Mrs Hayes and
family; wreath, Mr. and Mrs w. w..
Schlegel; ferns, Miss May Fitzgerald;
wreath, Mrs Flanagan; wreath, David
Dillane; wreath, Mrs Oscar Zeigler;
cross, G. Lacey; pillow, Mr. and Mrs
Prior; bouquets. L. Bronson, A. Judd.
Mr. and Mrs Dennis Kilduff, Mr. and
Mrs Cowles, Miss Katherine Becton,
Mrs Barker and family, j. @. Johnson,
Mrs Gentle, Miss Donahue and Mrs
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