Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well knswn People Who Have Bssn
 Called Away.

Well knswn People Whe Have Bssn
 Called Away.
 Mrs Annie E. Walsh, aged 47 years, died yesterday afternoon ut her nome, 43 Cottage place. Her health had been poor for several weeks, but it was thought she was improving and her children had strong hopes that as soo.l IS the fine weather came and she could get out without fear of catching cold she would recuperate and in time re- gain her accustomed good health. But in this they were doomed to disap- pointment, for yesterday while all the family were in the house and the nOtll- CT seated in chair she was taking with sinking spell and never rallied. Mrs Walsh was native of New Britain, but had resided in Waterbury for several years. Her maiden nanE, was Annie E. Loughman, and her people have always been numbered among the most respectanie citizels of New Britain. She was the widow of the late Thomas F. Walsh, formerly an employe of the Trott Baking Co. Her husband died when the children were small, but she kept them together set them Il good example In her own conduct and also managed to give them liberal education and had the consOla- tion of seeing them grow up about her, credit to their mother and to them- selves and useful members of the com munity. While attending strictly to her household duties she found time to perform many charitable acts in other walks of life and her good offices in this respect rendered her q most desir. able neighbOr and won her the respect and esteem of all who came in contact with her. She was an active member of the Queens Daughters and of the New England Order of Protection. She is survived by four sons. Thomas w.
 Walsh, official stenOgrapher of the dis trict and superior courts. Samuel c. Walsh. regular patrOlman. and Frank T. and Lawrence A. Walsh. employees at the Chase Rolling Mill Co.'S. The funeral will be held to Ut Patrick's church at S:3O o'clock tomorrow morn- ing when q solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated. The interment will be in St Joseph's cemetery. lt
 William Henry Wheeler, for some time past pharmacist in the employ of the Apothecaries' Hall Co, died suddenly last night at his home, 4T Prospect street. He had been in poor health since last fall, but his condition was not considered any worse yesterday than it had been for some time past. His wife had left the sick room but few mo- ments and on her return she found that he had passed away during her absence. Besides his widow, he leaves his mother and one brother, Albert, both of Litchfield. Mir Wheeler was an actor for ten years and was at times connected with companies under the management of Charles Frohmnn. He was a member of the Actors So- ciety of America. past master of St Paul's lodge of Masons at Litchfield, and n member of the Abagadasset club of this city. Funeral services will be held at Trinity church. at four o'clock tomorrow, and the burial will take place under Masonic auspices at Litchfield on Wednesday.
 The funeral of Thomas McAvOy took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of his parents. Mir and Mrs Thomas McAvoy, ;i5O Baldwin street. Owing to the fact that the forty hOu., devOtiNn is being held at St Francis Navier's the body was not taken to tine church, but Father Fleming conducted service at the house. The bearers were Thomas Kelly, Jolm Kelly. Thomas Pendy. Michael Healy. William Casey. and Patrick Winston. The floral tributes included a pillow lettcrcd Brother" from his sisters and brOth- CTS: basket of roses. employees of F.. A. SimOns department at the button shop of the ScOvill manufacturing Co: bouquets. one marked Comrades" and pieces from Lizzie McGee, Lauretta Henabrey. Annie and Margaret DCna. hue. Miss McAvoy. Marion and Joseph Tierney. Mary and Thomas Kelly, Katherine Madden and Laura Leduc. The interment was in St Joseph's ceil. etely.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Hannah Smith was held from the house. A. Ayers street. yesterday afternoon to tIe Cuu.Cu OB tiOn where service was conducted by Father O'Brien. The burial was in the new St Joseph's cemetery. The pall bearers were John CoOney, James | Mclean. Jolrn Anderson. NJ. Kelliher, | NJ. Cavannugh and J. Phelan. X mass of requiem was celebrated for the de- | ceased at the Immaculate Conception | church this morning.
 Mrs Hannah Thompson. widow of | the late John Thompson. die1 Satur- ! day evening at her home on Summer | street. She leaves one son. William l H. Thompson. foreman of the wire | department at Holmes. Booth X Hay 1 dens. and two daughters. Mrs Perry | Knickerl,Ocker of Fishkill, \. Y., and | Mrs T. l.. Bronson of winstei. The | funeral will be held at o'clock to- | morrow morning The remains will i be taken to MilIerton. \. Y.. for burial. |
 James C.. the eight years old son of 4 Mir and Mrs Cornelius Shea. 33 Hick- ory street. died yesterday afternoon after q short illness with spinal menin- gitis. Besides his parents he Leaves one sister and three brothers. Mary. | Matthew. Cornelius and John. The funeral will be held at 2;:sD o'clock to-