Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-17

Tue funeral or Fra1lE |. SuieiuS took place this morning from the fam fly residence on Kingsbury street with a mass of requiem at the I'm maculate Conception church by Fath- CT O'Brien and interment in St Jo- seph's cemetery. The bearers were r. J. Ennis, Thomas Ennis. David Downs and Joseph Durochor The floral pieces included pillow from the family; cross employees of the lamp department at the Scovill Mfg Co; bouquets, r. J. Ennis. Mrs Mar tone, Mrs Ennis and one marked "Friends.'
 The funeral of Tony Carlo. who died at the hospital from the effects of injuries received in one of the fac tories. took place this morning from his late hOme on Bank street with ser vice at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes by Father Karam and inter- ment in Calvary cemetery. From in- formation received at New York the ship on which the boys father is coming here will not come in before Sunday. and this was considered too long to keep the body. The young fel- low had |. lot of friends. many of whom attended the funeral.
 The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Dolan took place this. morning from the fam lily residence on North Main street. With mass of requiem at St Thomas's s church by Father Sullivan and inter- ment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Thomas Malone. James Lord, Richard Powers and John Mitch- ell. The floral tributes included d pill low marked ''Mother,' and a cross let. tered "Grandma." from the family and the grandchildren of the deceased: wreath. Mrs John Matthews and fam lily; palms. James Kelly: sheaf of wheat. Mary and Elsie Nolan: anchor and cross, inscribed Sister Mrs John Dwyel- and Mrs John Mitchell: basket of roses, Frank Mitchell, Annie and Helen Dwyer; bouquets. Helen, Annie and Mary Mitchell.
 The remains of Edward Meehan, who died "Wednesday at his home in New Haven. arrived in this city on tho l:l0 train this afternoon. in charge of Undertaken Hugh Keenan. and accom- panied by q large number of relatives and friends. including the daughter Of the deceased. Miss Winnie Meehan. who acted as hOusekeeper for her father since the death of her mother many years ago. The caSket was GOV nr,nI Nx-sth ,fat, tributes. including Il beautiful piece from san Salvador council, No 1. K of C.. fhe parent branch of that great organization known as the Knights ot Columbus. A delegation of local knights met the funeral party at the Naugatuck station and from their number selected bearers as follows: E. J. Finn. James A. Hynes. J. W. Me, Donald and C. \. Jackson. The caSket was then placed in Bergin's hearse and conveyed to St Joseph's cemetery. where the burial took place beside the ashes of his wife, whose maiden name was Winifred Kennaugn. q native of Waterbury, Besides the knights many relatives and acIuaintances turned out to the funeral. Prior to leaving New Haven mass of requiem was celc> brated for the deceased at St Johns church by the Rev Father Coylc. the church being crowded to the doors. Mir Mechan was agent for the Singer sewing machine in Waterbury. but left here twenty nine or thirty years ago and took up residence in New Haven. where he resided continuously since. He was a man of sterling char. acter and left a lasting impression mon all who knew him.