Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Wsu xsswn PssNs Whs Have Dssn
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Mrs Horace TrOss of New York died yesterday at her home East 21 street. The remains were brought to Water bury this afternoon and the funeral will l take place to morrow morning at S:3O from 73 Dover street to St Patrick's s
 church. Mrs Tross was formerly
 Miss Ella MuiIaly of Waterbury and
 her many friends will regret to hear of her death as she had a. wide circle of
 friends and was loved by those she
 came in contact with. The funeral
 will take place at s:3O o'clock to-mor-
 row morning with services at St Ann's
 church. Interment will be in St Jos eph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Annie Barrett
 took place yesterday afternoon from
 the family residence on High street | with service at the Immaculate Con
 ception church by Father O'Brien and
 interment in St Josephs cemetery.
 The bearers were Frank Dwyer,
 Thomas Shearon. Patrick Gleason, Fred Mitchell. Daniel Sullivan and
 John Kelly. The floral tributes in- cluded wreath from grand children
 of the deceased: sheaf of wheat, An
 nie Barrett; bouquets, Mrs Schweible
 and family; Mir and Mrs Beauchamp
 and family, F. E. Steinman.
 Miss Elizabeth sherman Crosby. daughter of Mrs Lorain Maltby and
 the late Sherman SIinott Crosby. for ! over twenty-seven years superinten- | dent of the public schools of Water
 bury, died last evening after short | illness. Miss Crosby was an instruc- tor at St Margaret's school for the
 last fifteen years and was held in high esteem by all who knew her. The funeral service will be held at St
 Margaret's school tomorrow afternoon
 at ? o'clock. Tine burial will be at
 Cambridge. N. Y.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Martha l Chipman took place Saturday after
 noon from the residence of her daugh-
 ter. Mrs Hollis D. Segur, 46 Chestnut
 avenue. with service by the Rev MT
 Walters. and interment in Riverside
 cemetery The bearers were. w. s. R.
 Wake. J. P. Morgan, L. N. Camp
 and F. W. Tate.
 A claim against Alexander A. Derry,
 blacksmith and carriage-maker on Brown street brought his financial diff faculties to climax to-day. Unable to
 meet the claim Derry filed petition
 in bankruptcy. stating his assets to be
 about S4,OOO and his liabilities about $7,OOO.
 Henry Beach Baker. aged s2 years,
 died Saturday at his home, 56 Field street. He is survived by one son,
 Beach H. Baker. with whom he re- sided. The funeral will be held to-
 morrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. The
 burial will be in Burrville.
 John H. Clark was given judgment today to recover from Louis Harper S20.78. Tn the city court Saturday af, ternoon before Judge Cowell this case
 was heard. It w;S to recover S31.90 for house rent and four cords of wood. The funeral of Mrs Hannah Lynch,
 wife of Patrick Lynch, of 47 Simons
 street. who died yesterday, will take place tomorrow morning with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment in Calvary cemetery. The funeral of Edelle. the 5-months- old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Yoki of 25 Green strest, who died yes terday, took place this afternoon with
 interment in Calvary cemetery. Mrs Mary Lehan died this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs Thomas Hogan. 3ss Mill street. Flu neral notice later.