Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-31
DxATm ArD yUJIaArs.

D&AT11 AID IUNERAIs.
 wsllIKnown People Who Have Been Called Away.
 The funeral of Mrs Cornelia 4 Mun-
 son Moore was largely attended from
 her late home, IS Coo street, yestsr-
 day. afternoon at 2 o'clock to tho
 Church of tho Immaculate Concsp.
 tion. where funeral services were
 conducted by Rev Father O'Brisn.
 The p&llbearers were James T. Kelly, William J. Finnegan, James Dona-
 hue. Irving Calhoun, o. P. Holmes and A. F. O'Leary. The intermsnt was In St Joseph's cemetery. The
 floral tributes included the follow
 ing pieces: Gates Agar, marked "Wife." Martin F. Moore. Jr.; roses.
 Mir and Mrs Rupert King: pink car- nations. MT and Mrs c. X. Rich- mond: roses. Mir and Mrs H. s. Gull liver; pink carnations, the Misses Mary and Stella Miller: wreath. Francis Werzinger: wreath, John Dillon; white carnations, MT and Mrs E. Kirchbaum; pink carnations. Mir and Mrs c. D. Thayer: wreaths, Uncle John Moore: pink carnations. Mir and Mrs F. P. Becton: roses, the Misses Elizabeth and Isabel Scanloni white roses, MT and Mrs Albert H. Bley; pink roses, Katherine L. Ward; white carnations, MT and Mrs A. s. Alcott: carnations. MT and Mrs Law ton; cross, the Misses Cass and Bohan; cross, James Donahue; basket of roses. Arthus F. O'Leary; white roses, P. s. Bergin: white carnations, Mrs Knott and Blatherwick: carnations. the Misses Margaret White and Alice Mahler: carnations, Miss Nellie Hanley; car nations, Miss Julia Mccormack; car nations, Mrs J. Coligan; mound, Min- |nie, Jennie, Annie and William ]. Moore, sisters and brother of MT Moore bouquets, the Misses Julia and Nellie Kennaugh. Mrs Edward Yer Planck; carnations, Mrs William B. H0tchkiss; roses, clerks from Moore's store; roses and carnations, Mrs Jarvis; roses and hyacinths, Messrs Carroll and Leonard. A mass of requiem was celebrated for the deceased at the Immaculate Concsp- tion church at 8 o'clock this morn- ing.
 Henry Makepeace, aged 5S years.
 
 the Waterbury Brass company, died yesterday morning at 9:8O o'clock. at his home. 184 North Willow street. He retired Saturday night in his usual good health, but in the morning he complained of sharp pain in his side. Medical aid was summoned. but all proved of no avail. Death was due to heart failure. Mir Makepeace is survived by his widow, one daughter, Mrs Thomas Jones, one step-daughter, Mrs Arthur Bub- bra of Brockton, Mass. one step-son, John Leather of this city and three sisters and one brother residing in England. He was president of tho local branch of the English Amalga- mated Society of engineers, mem- Der of Court Fruitful Vine, A. o. F. 5S91, and Magnolia lodge. K. of P. The funeral services will be conduct cd at the Trinity Episcopal church tomorrow afternon at 2:30, the Rev F. D. Buckley ofiiciating. The in- terment will be in Riverside ceme- tery.
 The funeral of Bernard Francis, in- fant son of MT and Mrs William Lad den of 1S7 Baldwin street, took place afternoon with interment in St Joseph cemetery.
 Gordon Sim0ns, aged four years | and four months. son of MT and Mrs Edgar Simons. died at the family | 5 Middle street, yester- day. after an illness of one week. The funeral was held this morning 1t 10:30 and was private. I
 Simeon A. Chapman, aged thirty ,ne years. died Saturday at the nome of his sister. Mrs John Mc- Laren. at sos North Willow street. The remains will be taken to Groton tomorrow morning for interment.
 Miss Valerie Lauzon. aged thirty wo years. died at the home of her Mir and Mrs Frederick 4auzon at 149 East Libert street yes- erday afternoon. after a lingering Illness lasting several months. Be- ides her parents deceased is survived y seven brothers and one sister. )ne brother is the Rev Louis Lauson f Manitoba. Canada. The funeral Il will be held tomorrow at s o'clock 0 St Anne's church. The interment vill be in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral Of Michael Galway, rho died at the Waterbury hospital ook place yesterday afternoon from dulville's. with service by Father )'Brien and interment in New St