Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-15
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Wsll Known People Who Have Bssn
 Called Away.

Called Away.
 The funeral of Miss Anna McKenna will be held from her late hone :2s Cole street. tomorrow morning at S::H, o'clock, with mass of requiem at the immaculate Conception church and iu ternlent Ill new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Mrs Elizabeth Dolan, widow of the late James Dolan. died at II: 30 o'clock last night at her home, S8a North Main street. She leaves two daughters and one son, Mrs T. !. Phelan, Miss Maj. garet and James F. Dolan. also two sisters, Mrs John Mitchell and Mrs John Dwyer The funeral will be held Friday morning.
 Frank T. Shields, aged eighteen years, died this morning at the resi- dencc of E. B. Root, at Norris, where he had been stopping since last Sep tember. He leaves his father, James Shields, two sisters and one brother Mrs Frank O'Rourke. Miss Julia and Joseph Shields. Undertaken Mulville went after the remains this forenoon and removed them to the family resi- dence, @ kingsbury street. The time of the funeral will be announced later
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Walsh took place this morning from her late home on Clarke street with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by Father Gleeson and interment in St ,Ioseph's cemetery. The bearers were Daniel Noonan, Thomas McC:rath, Michael Mcdonald, William Walsh, Matthew Ryan and Thomas Wagner. The floral offerings included q pillow marked Mother. from the family: pillow. employees of the press room at the American Ring Co: basket of roses F. ]. Lallier; wreath. Mrs Miller: bou- quets, Catherine Grady, Elizabeth Creamy, Elizabeth NJ. Dunphy. Jennie Clancy, Elizabeth. Katie. Sadie and Anna McGrath.
 The funeral of Edward Leach of 1lO Riverside park took place yester- day afternoon from his late residence. The Rev r. L. Brooks conducted the services. Burial was in Pine Grove cemetery. The bearers were brother members of the local aerie of Eagles, George Taylor. P. Tonhill, Charles J. Helmes and F. Fl. Quinn. The floral tributes included a large pillow. in- scribed Asleep from friends and em- ployes in department o7 of the Water, bury Clock Co: q Tyre marked ''Our Comrade.' from Emily Gale. Hattie Lee. Frank Ennis and Edward Dow ney: standing wreath. Waterbury aere of Eagles. There were bouquets from Mary. Anna. Joseph and William Ennis. George Smith. Arthur II. O'Donnel, Gertrude Reed, Hugo tiillard. Peter Clough. Mir and Mrs Arthur Henry. Mrs Ernest Gale, Mrs Arthur Conklin, Mrs J. Byrnes. Mrs Gilbert Walden. MT and Mrs John Whiff1er aud Albert Leach. AIr Leach was young man of exemplary character and sunny dis position. ever ready and willing to aid those about bim. Although he had been sufferer for many months he was uever beard to complain. and when his friends went to cheer him through his hours of pain and suffering they al- ways found him ready 10 look on the bright side of life. Besides his mother ht leaves two sisters, Mrs Arthur Henry and Mrs Ernest Gale.
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 The funeral of Mrs Annie Miles took place this morning from the fam fly residence, 1a Kingsbury street. with mass of requiem at the In. maculate Conception church and inter- ment in St Joseph's cemetery. During fho ;,,% h., ,l,, H.U rendered 2 solo entitled Some Sweet Day" The pallbearcrs were John O'Brien, John H. Moran. William T. Walsh, Charles Gallagher. Walter E. Lanuen and Daniel Cashman. The floral offerings included pillow marked Wife. cross inscribed "MotJler" and a crescent lettcred "Graudma from the husband. chil- dren and grandchildren of the ,lc- ceased; piece representing faith. hope and charity. from friends of the family at Reid & Hughes: wreath of English violcts. the Misses and Frank Hudner: wreath, Ar and Mrs r. D. Davis; calla lilies. Mir and Mrs F.. D. \. Brady: wreath of autumn leaves. Mrs J. Egan: palms. Mir and Mrs Ar thur Tyrreil: cross. Mir and Mrs A. F.. Rice: mound. John Convard; Gates Aiar'. employees of department cI. Waterbury Clock Co: mound. Mr and Mrs r. E. Rice: roses and autumn leaves. Mir and Mrs Charles Detrich: English yinlets and autumn leaves. Miss Josephine Herbert and F. Ken ny: yiOlets and autumn leaves. Han nah Noriarty. Minnie Bray. F. F.. Hodgkinson: bouquets. A. k. Benham. Harry PhelDs. \. l.. Lyall. Mrs Keat- Ing and family. Miss Katherine Gal ! vin. Margaret Reilly. Mrs Francis Bergin. Mrs $. F. Williams. Mrs Davis Cullen Griggs. Mrs Anna Herbert.
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