Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well knowu People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

The funeral of Mrs Emily Hansen, wife of \. F. r. Hansen of 95S North Main street. who died suddenly Fri with service at the Swedish Lutheran church and interment in Riverside cemetery
 The funeral of the late Edward Stack the Immaculate Conception, Rev Father Broderick officiating. The pallbeaiers were John Stack, Robert Stack. John Brown, Thomas O'Brien. Thomas Moynhan and Thomas Murphy. The interment was in new St Joseph's cem- ctery.
 Mrs Emma P. Smith, wife of G. W. Baisden. former resident of Water. bury. died Saturday at her home in Madison. The funeral took place this afternoon at , o'clock. Mrs Smith was the mother of Miss Florence Baisden of Northiield. q former employe of the telephone office in this city.
 Mrs Margaret Conroy. aged 32 years, wife of Peter Conroy of 47 East Flaw NAis NtiNNt. dlCN lulS HUI ISCfSluCS her mother. Mrs Mary Holland. and two children, she leaves two brothers. James and Frank Holland; two sisters, Mrs Thomas Carroll and Mrs Joseph Eagiey. The deceased was well and favOrably known among d wide circle of friends. She was woman who made frienJs and held them. The fu neral will be held Wednesday.
 The funeral of Mary Broderick took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of her parents on South Main street. with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The floral tributes included wreath from the parents o. the deceased: wreath from her aunt; basket Of roses. Mrs T. Fitzmaurice and Mary Frederick; bouquets, May 1 Teller. Thomas Fenton, Sake X FlOto, Mir and Mrs W. R. Kirk, and one marked Francis Evalin.'
 Miss Nora Condon. aged ? years. died at the home of her parents. MT and Mrs John Condon of 50 South Riv- ersde street, yesterday. She leaves besides her parents. three brothers and three sisters. William, Richard and Mrs Peter Dunn of this city. John of California. Mrs John Burlington Of Terryvile and Mrs John Cavanaush of Rome. \. Y. The funeral will be held at S3O o'clock tomorrow morning with d mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment in Calvary ccmc- terS
 Mrs Elizabeth Corcoran. widow of the late John Corcoran, died Saturday at the home of her son, Frederick Cor coron, in Bridgeport. Mrs Corcoran re sided on East Main street. Waterbury, for years, and had been in Bridgeport but q short time. She leaves three sons and two daughters, Frederick Corcoran and Mrs J. \. Leason of Bridgeport. William COrcOran of Bran- ford. John Corcoran and Mrs Edgar Meeker of this city. The remains were brought here to-day by Undertaken Mulville and taken to the residence of her daughter on Maple street. The fu- neral will be held Thursday morning.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Gather inc McMahon took place yesterday from the family residence on WOlcott street with service at the Sacred Heart church by Father Shelley and rimtcr;' ment in St .JOseph's cemetery The bearers were Patrick Hanley, William Kelly, John Corden. John Downey. William Scott and Thomas Harrington. The floral tributes included cross from the employees of the tool room of the Novelty Mfg Co: wreath. Miss An nie Anderson: lilies. pupils of Hen. dricken school: bouquets. children Cf deceased: bouquet. MT and Mrs James Walsh