Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-05
DEATns AND FUNERALx
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 CalJsa Away.

The funeral of John English took
 place thls morning from his late
 home on South Leonard street to St
 Pntricks church where mass of re-
 quiem was celebrated by the Rev
 Father Gleeson. The bearers, all
 members of R. ]. Costello lodge. train-
 men. were James Sherman, James +.
 Condon, Howard Rogers, Peter J.
 Meehan. Elmer Johnson and John
 Meehan. The floral offerings included
 d pillow from the parents of the de-
 ceased; cross, Mir and Mrs Eilvernail:
 pillow, Ethel and Hazel O'Donnell:
 stonding cross. soldering department fat Plume & Atwood's; broken wheel 4R. l. Costello lodge: wreath, Anna ' and Edna English: wreath. Mrs ' Strong and Mrs William McGann; < bouquets, Mir and Mrs J. English;
 Miss B. Kelly, c. Stigberg, Miss R.
 Murray, Maurice Ryan. Mollie Har- fington, Grace Mccarthy and one {marked, "Alma, Esther and Selma" ," }The remains were taken to Millerton. N. .Y., in charge of Mulville.
 Mrs Mary AIcGrath died suddenly yesterday at her home on North Riv-
 erside street. The family had just
 finished dinner and Mrs McGrath was
 talking with one of the boys when she
 was stricken and sank rapidly. Medi-
 cal Examiner Crane pronounced
 death due to heart failure. The de
 ceased was well liked by her neigh
 bors and her sudden death was great shock to everybody in the neigh borhood. She was the mother of Mrs Michael Maroney and Miss Nellie Me Grath and of Patfick. Thomas and James McGrath. The funeral will he held to St Patrick's church at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Dris- coll took place yesterday afternoon from her late home on Fuller street, with service by Father Broderick at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in new St Joseph ceme- tery. The pallbearers were John Fitz- gerald, James O'ROurke James Mur- phy, John Fitzmaurice, John Sheehan and James Sullivan. The floral tributes included a cross. from the. husband of the deceased; pillow, Mir and Mrs J.. F. Sheehan: standing wreath, John Driscoll and Jeremiah Lynch; wreath, Timothy O'Rourke and family; wreath, Daniel F. Foley and family.
 Mrs Thomas Parker died at 1O:30 o'clock this morning at her home, 461a Washington street. Besides her hus- band, she leaves five sons and one daughter. John, Edward, Thomas, Robert. George and Miss Josephine. One of her sons. Thomas, Is prom islng young physician. Mrs Parker was an exemplary wife and mother. and commanded the respect of all who knew her. She resided in Water bury fer many years and enjoyed good health until a short time ago when she was taken Ill with com plication of diseases.
 died yesterday. Death was due to heart failure. The deceased was an old resident of Waterbury and veteran of the civil war. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning from the residence of Edward Me Alenney. 9 Jewelry street, with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment in, St Iahenh'A. cemetery. Vi o.rts ar,f't I Mrs John Cullum. formerly Miss 1 Elizabeth Horn of this city, died yes terday at the Hartford hospital. The | family reside in New Britain and the | remains were taken there, but the ! burial will be in St Joseph's cemetery. | Waterbury. The body will arrive hero on the 11:40 train tomorrow in charge of J. H. Mulville.
 Daniel Griffin died this morning at the home of his sister Mrs Charles Mccarthy of Calvin street. Besides Mrs Calvin he leaves his father. four brothers and one other sister. Patrick of Willimantic, John of Manchester. James, Dennis and Mrs Thomas Ken ney of this city.
 The funeral of Catherine, infant daughter of Mir and Mrs Frank O'Rourke of Kingsbury street. who died yesterday, took place this morn Ing with intermeirt in new St. Joseph's cemetery.