Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-26
DEATHS, FUNERALS
We'll Known People Who Have
 Been Called Away.


 Ray Wordin, aged P years, died suddenly Sunday in Bridgeport. The deceased formerly resided in this city.
 James, the 4-years-old son of Mir and Mrs James Donnelly of 192 Bald win street, died yesterday. The fu- neral will be held at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
 Edward J. Dwyer, for some time prescription clerk at r. J. Coogans pharmacy on Baldwin street, and later at NJ. F. Cassin's, died Sunday at his home in Ansonia. The funeral took place to-day.
 Nora, wife of Patrick Griffin of 160 Mill street, died last evening. Besides her husband she leaves two sons. Peter and John. The deceased was 34 years of age and had wide circle of friends. The funeral will be held at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning to she Immaculate Conception church.
 The funeral of Mrs George Wilton took place from her late home at ? o'clock Friday afternoon with ser vices at Hall Memorial chapel, the Rev Frederick Buckley officiating. The pail bearers were John Lawson, Charles Blackburn. Thomas Wilton, Charles Hamilton, Harry Wilton and George Kemp. The floral pieces il- cluded pillow inscribed Wife" from husband: standing cross inscribed Mother" Mrs Henry Gleason; mound of roses, Frederick Stephenson: sheaf of wheat, Mrs Bernard Mulcrone; bouquets of carnations, grandchildren Willie, Irene, Henry and Thomas Gleason; sheaf of wheat, Mrs Beeby, a niece. Interment was in the family plot at Riverside cemetery
 The funeral of George F. Hart, for many years superintendent of the New England Watch factory, who died Sun day morning at his home, 40 Central avenue, took place this afternoon with service at the house by the Rev Dr Davenport and interment in Riverside cemetery. The employees of the fac. tory viewed the remains between the hours of II and o'clock. Mir Hart was born ill Walpole, Mass. October 15. 1S42. In 1882 he came to the New England Watch factory and remained with the concern ever since. Besides his widow he leaves q son and daugf- ter, Edwin Hart and Mrs Charles L. Bailey, and sister. Mrs George M Stevens of Lancaster, N. H.
 The funeral of Miss Julia l.. Raf. ferty took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on North Riverside street with service at St Patrick's church and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The following members of Liberty circle, c. of F., acted as honorary bearers, Adeline Bansfield. Alice McGrath. Katherine Doyle and Mary Grady. The active bearers were Francis r. IGuilfoile. Charles W. Bauby, Edward ]. Dona- hue, Frank Ryan. William Mahaney and James Commerfofd. The floral tributes included a pillow from the family: standing cross. Liberty circle, c. of F.; Tyre, employees of MT Pal iner's room. American Ring Co; wreath, Mir and Mrs Weiss: Gates Aiar," clerks of Miller X Pecks dry goods store; standing wreath, ivory department of the Waterbury Button factory: anchor. John I. Stokes: stand ing wreath. anchor. Mrs I. F. Murphy and. daughter; basket ofa1 r0sesss the Misses Nellie Leeney, Rose Keefe and Etta Laffin; bouquets of roses. clerks of Reid & Hughes dry goods store: roses and carnations. Mary K. Lunny and Ellen c. Shanley: wreath. Mir and Mrs D. |. Rafferty, ir: wreath. Nora and Molly Mahaney; wreath. Mrs F F. Ryan and family: carnations. Will liam Leclair: carnations, Mamie Egan: carnations, E. NJ. Dwyer; roses, F. !. Donahue; carnations. Catherine and Stasia Cassln: carnations. F. W. Tate and ]. H. Selbie: pink roses. James Commerford; carnations. Anna C. Duff fy and Mrs Frank Warren; carna- tions, Mrs Elizabeth Brennan: pink roses, Josephine Flanagan: bouquets of roses. the Misses McGowan; bOu- quets, Miss K. Kilduff: basket of roses, Mrs John Bowe; bouquet. Mir and Mrs M. Murphy; wreath, Sake X Floto; cross, Annie Flanagan: bou- duet, Mr and Mrs Garland. Among the out of town people present were r. H. Kelly, Thomas Flynn and Mir and Mrs Edward Kelly of New Haven.