Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
We'll 4newn People Whe aavs Des.
 Called Away.

Mrs Patrick Flynn. a well known
 and highly esteemed resident of Wa tertown. died Saturday afternoon after
 short illness. She was sixty-fiye years of age and one of the. oldest Irish residents of that town. She leaves ten children. Jeremiah of Oak. vile, John of Hartford. Bartholomew 1 Garry. Patrick, Mrs Thomas Fitzpat- rick, Mrs Nellie St George, Mrs James flaming and Miss Margaret Flynn of Watertown. Mrs Charles Kane of New Britain. The funeral took place this morning with mass of requiem at St Johns church and interment in
 new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The pail bearers were Thomas
 Shields, Michael Dunn. John Purdy,
 John D. McGowan and Patrick Me
 Fadden. Among the floral offerings were the following: pillow from fam
 fly. wreath of sweet peas and roses,
 J. Laughlin, Waterbury: sheaf of wheat from Fitzgerald family of
 Hartford: bouquets. Misses Mamie
 and kittie Kenny. Waterbury: Mrs Cunning. Watertown: Miss Mary Me
 Nulty. Watertown: Mir and Mrs Ed
 ward O'Dell, Watertown: Misses Ka- tie and Nellie Fitzpatrick. Watertown:
 William Kane. Watertown: Margaret Cunning. Watertown: Rebecca Downs, Watertown: Mrs Davis. Watertown: Mrs James Sweeney. Watertown; MT and Mrs E. Sullivan, Watertown: Mir and Mrs Missell. Oakville: H. F. and c. F. Evans, Watertown: Mfr and Mrs Charles Buckingham. Watertown
 %1 f,-,< l. ov.1 relatives who attended the funeral were the following: From Hartford. Police officer John P Flynn and fam fly. John Fitzgerald and family. Miss Rose Berry, Miss Etta Kitson. James Forest: Charles Kane and family of New Britain: Mrs McMahon and son of Thomaston: Miss Kittie McCann of Albany. \. T.: John McMahon of Newark. \. J.: Mrs Torrance and Robert Torrance of Reynolds Bridge. From Waterbury. Cornelius McCar- thy. Michael Healy and many others.
 Josephine. the ten months old child of MT and Mrs John c. Butler of 227 Bishop street. died Saturday night. The funeral took place yesterday witli interment in St Joseph-s cemetery.
 Mrs Margaret F. Pagan. B. wife of Nicholas Pagan. died yesterday morning. She leaves besides her bus band. a daughter Margaret. also two brothers. John and James Mccarthy of this city. also three sisters. Susan, Kittie and Mollie The funeral vii be held tomorrow morning at s;30 o'clock from Bergin's to the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
 John Sweeney. aged 2s years. died at the residence of his parents. Mir and Mrs Michael Sweeney, 22s Baldwin street. at 10 o'clock last night. Besrdes his parents he leaves three brothers, Timothy. Bartholomew and Daniel and one sister. Mrs Patrick O'Neil. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning to the Immaculate Conception church. The burial will be in St Joseph's ceme- tery.
 The funeral of Mrs Adelaide F. Wood took place from her home on Bunker Hill Saturday afternoon. Rev Severen Simonson of New Haven. as- sisted by Miss Mary Thompson. Chris. tian Scientist of this city. read the service. The pallbaarers were Leon l.. Clifford K and Paul W. Wood and Le- Toy C. Gains. sons and son-in-law of inc deceased. The burial was at Riv- ersife cemetery.
 The funeral of the late Mrs William Lowe was held yesterday afternoon rom the family residence on North Main street. with service at the house and interment in Riverside cemetery. Mrs Lowe leaves nine children. Will liam H., Solomon, George. Charles and Martin Lowe. Mrs Martin V. Crosson. Mrs Arthur Snyder. Mrs Edward Hol- den and Mrs Lafayette Mulvihill. She was a native of England. but had re- sided in this country for about twenty live years