Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-19
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

James, the four months old son or Nr and Mrs David Kane of 14o south street, died yesterday afternoon. The funeral took place this afternoon.
 Moves Dorothy one year two months old. only daughter Of AIr and Mrs Row land Long of A West Clay street. died Tuesday evening. Funeral private.
 Margaret Caffrey. ged one year aha eight months. died yesterday at tine Brookside home The funeral took place today with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Madeline. the nine months old daugh- ter of MT and Mrs John Hayes of 6i Wall street. died this morning. The funeral will be held at o'clock to- morrow afternoon.
 William. the three months old child of Mir and Mrs Andrew Cluney of West Main street. died yesterday. The funeral was held this afternoon. h. terment in Calvary cemetery.
 Ellen, widow of the late Michael Brophil. died last night at her lat nome Newton Heights, Oakyille. She leaves two daughters. Eliza beth and Ars William Mckenna, one brother, James Dunn of Bristol. The funeral Will Ue held Friday morning. Interment VIII be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Bartholomew Sweeney. prominent I liquor dealer, died to-day at his home 1S4 Baldwin street. after weeks ill., ness with typhoid fever. Besides wife he leaves two sons and two daugh- ters, John. Martin. Mary and Ellen. Mr Sweeney was Forester ana member of the A. o. H. The tune or the funeral will be announced later.
 Ambrose Laviciere, age fifty years, died at his home at 6ll North Riverside street last night of spinal meningitis. He leaves a wife. three sons and five daughters: Mrs Louis Bernier, Mrs Thomas Shea of Hartford Mrs Peter Lenier of Michigan, :lrs Walter French and Mrs Nicholas Gal zice of Waterbury the three sons are Joseph. Henry and Harry, all Of Wa terbury. He was an employe Of the New England Watch Co, where be had worked for tWenty-two years. The run eral will be held Friday morning.
 Daniel Murphy died yesterday after, noon dl llS HDluc As ri> stirct' ti' a short illness. He leaves a widow, three step-children, his parents, MT and Mrs Eugene Murphy. two sisters. Mrs Charles Monahan and Miss Ellen Mur- phy: two brothers, John and Eugene. Mr Murphy was out for short time yesterday and it is thought that the heat had something to do in bringing about his death. still there is nothing very certain about that, for he han been i'll for the past few months and little hope was entertained of his re rovery. The funeral will be held al 80 o'clock tomorrow morning to the Immaculate Conception church.
 Finton O'Rourke. for many years a resident O. this city. died today at he Brookside home This makes the 6fth death ar the institution within he past week. MT O'Rourke former
 Y kept a saloon al the Phelan build ng on Bridge street. and was said to have a good bit of spare money al bst time, but owing to i'll health and teverses of one kind and another, I disappeared and for some time past be was short of funds. depending on
 he little he could earn at out door bperations and assistance from the Eauyaruck court of Foresters. He
 ad many relatives in Waterbury and brher places in the state. The re hains were removed to Bergin' horgue.