Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-25

Well Known People Who Who Been
Called Away.

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wife Of Gottlleb Schlag of OakviIle
died this morning. Besides her hus
band, she leaves one daughter, Mr.
Louis Gerisch, and son, Henry; ais,
two brothers, Jacob and Christian Ey
man. The funeral will be held Wed
| nesday afternoon.
Edward Fitzgerald, aged 40 years
| died this morning at his home, 90 Ben
con street. Besides his widow, BIZ
leaves two children. Mary and Ed
ward; three sisters, Mrs w. J. Smith
and Miss Josephine Fitzgerald of New
York, Mrs William Keenan, of this
city, and a brother, Dennis, of Iowa.
The deceased was member of Court
Stephen ]. Meany, T. of A.
The funeral of Mary Kalaher took
place this morning from her late home
on High street with mass of requiem
at the Immaculate Conception church
BY Father O'Brien. The bearers were
Robert Bowling, John Degnan, William
| Corcofan, Frank Corcoran. Dennis Nc
Carthy and William Rose. The re-
mains were taken to Thomaston for
burial In charge Of J. H. Mulville.
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| Leonidas Bilodeau Of Scovill street,
who was injured Saturday by a fall
from the new Waterbury Paper Box
COS shop on South Leonard street,
died yesterday afternoon at the Wa
terbury hospital. He was conscious
for a time and requested that his
rather and brother. who live at One
Dec, Canada, be notified OF what had
happened to him. This was done and
they arrived here about ten or fifteen
minutes after the patient had died.
Inc remains were removed to Bergin's
Undertaking rooms. where they were
prepared for burial, which will be in
Quebec.
Patrick McGrath died at his resi-
dence, 40 Poplar avenue, at 7:3O this
morning after a short illness. He was
quite well known in this city. He
leaves the following relatives: Daugh-
tiers, Alice, Mrs s. Brown of Cleye-
land, Ohio, Mary and Mrs Catherine
Doran OF this city; sons, Patrick of
Newark, N. j., Thomas and Maurice
OF this city; two brothers, William of
this city and Maurice of Norwich. The
funeral will be, held from his late res
idenee on Wednesday morning, fol
lowed by mass of requiem at st Pat
rick's church. The interment will be
In the new st Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs Catherine Delaney wife OF
Finton Delaney, died yesterday morn
ing at her home, 104 Maple street, from
shock which she suffered about two
weeks ago. The family lived for years
on Cole street, but recently removed to
Maple street. The deceased. whose
maiden name was Catherine Fitzger-
aid, was twice married. Her first hus-
band, James Milton, died several years
ago, leaving three children, George
Milton, Miss Mary Milton and Mrs
Annie Calvin of Naugatuck. She
leaves a son -by her second husband,
Finton Delaney, Jr A sister, Miss
Bessie Fitzgerald, also survives her.
Mrs Delaney was held in high esteem
by her neighbors. The funeral will be
held to the Immaculate Conception
church at $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Edward Dean died last night at his
home, 957 South Main street He
leaves two sons, James and Edward; !
two daughters, Margaret and Eliza
beth; his father and a brother in Ire
and; one brother, James. and sister,
Mrs Connolly of Jersey City, and a
sister, Mrs Elizabeth Foy Of BROOKLYN,
\. Y. He was a member of Water
bury lodge, B. P. o. e. The time of
he funeral will be announced later.
The funeral of Mrs Johanna Dow
ing took place this morning from her
ate home on North Main street with
mass OF requiem at the Immaculate
conception church by Father O'Brien
md interment In new st Josephs GEM
terry. The bearers were Edward
Iawlor Thomas Murphy, Patrick Han.
Oh, James A. Hearn, Carrot Lawlor
nd George Hanley. The floral offer
ngs included a pillow marked Moth
r." from the family; cross, employees
{ the Waterbury Clock Co, department
:; sheaf Of wheat. Mrs f. j. Finn and
lrs George J. Jessup: wreath. Mr. and
irs Patrick Bowling; bouquets. Mrs
william LaForce. Miss Mamie Keouph.
lr and Mrs r. X. Higgins, SAKE &
Toto, Miss Mary Mccarthy: sheayes
7 wheat, f. f. Bowe, grandchildren.
nd Edward Bowling.
The funeral Of Francis p. Morgan
BOX place this morning from the fam
y residence on Cherry street with a
lass OF requiem at the Immaculate
conception church by Father O'Brien
MI interment In new st Joseph's Gem
terry. The bearers were Myles A. Nc
arthy, John KillougheF. Joseph
racy. Joseph Kilbride, Mortimer Con-
or, Michael Bergin. A delegation
ON Waterbury lodge. B. p. o. f..
as present as follows: John Fitzger-
q. James Nelson, Hugh McLinden, /
.iehael Bowler. After services VI. ]. I
.eEvoy rendered Some Sweet Day" ,
he floral tributes Included a pillow, ,
ON his brother and sister: basket Of
'ses, Mrs Joseph Kenny: mound. p.
Flanagan and family: clock. Water
lry lodge Of Elks; standing cross,
Hall Co; wreath of ivy.
p. Kellogg: broken column, j. XII
'ide. NJ. Common, NJ. Bergin. NJ. Nc G
arthy; cross. drug clerks: standing .
reath. Z. Garner; standing Tyre. I'm '
aculate Conception church choir: 4
lsket Of roses. Thomas King: wreath 4
roses and ivy leaves. Mr. and Mrs +
red Furness: wreath. E. E. BearsIsley
ID ]. NJ. Mulville; anchor. employees
the sample and packing rooms OF
2 Waterbury Button Co: wreath. MV n
ID Mrs II. Begnal: wreath. Mrs WI /.
I'm Duncan: bouquets. the Misses 7
cDonald. Miss Katherine GIoster. Mr. Z
q Mrs Moore. Waterbury Clock Co. 0
partment IS. ". ]. Slavin. Middle 9
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