Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-19
DEATHS AND FuNERAl&
We'll Known People Who Have Hesn
 Called Away.


 noon at his home, 40 East Main street. MT Kelly was a native of Rushon road, Queens county, Ireland. but had resided in Waterbury for tho past thirty or thirty-fve years. He was wire drawer and at the time of his death was an employe of the Scovill Mfg Co. He is survived by two sisters and two brothers in Ire- land and sister in this country. He was married, but his wife and their only child died several years ago. MT Kelly was good citizen and had wide circle of friends, but few of whom were aware that he was ser!- ously i'll. Bright's disease was the malady that carried him away. The funeral will be held to the Immacu- late Conception church tomorrow morning.
 Mrs Bridget Kelliher, widow of the late John Kelliher, died this morning at her home, 276 Dublin street. She leaves three children, Nellie, Mar garet and John. The funeral will be he'd to the Sacred Heart church Wed. hSoouy iiiOf uliiE, hL Q U SfOChs
 Mrs Ellen Skeffan, wife of Peter, Skehan, died last night at 8i1O att her home, 80 Charles street, afterI several months illness. She Is sur-l yfved by husband and six children Y four daughters and two sons. The daughters are Mary, Anna, Winnifred4 and Margaret, and the boys, Peterd and Francis. The oldest child Is 109 and the youngest years of age. Mrs{ Skehan is survived by two sisters red siding in Waterbury, Mrs FranciAs Skehan and Mrs Kate Morrissey; bya one sister, Mrs Margaret Moriarty ofa Manchester, and another sister in Ire- land. Although Mrs Skehan was born in Ireland, she has lived in Wal terbury since she was young wO-i man. She was member of St Pat-i rfck's church and was prominent in.i church and society work in that par- ish. The funeral will take place t0d St Patrick's church tomorrow morh-sI ing at 8:30 o'clock. i
 John Scanlon, aged 33 years, died5 at his home at 104 Ridge street yes-a terday morning. He is survived by} his mother, Mrs Johanna Scanlon, one3 brother, Timothy, and one sister, Mrs 1 Patrick Scanlon. The funeral will I be held to St Francis xavier's church 1 at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. l
 James O'Hara. aged g. well known ! s,. <I,o oH ,s, atAx ta dead in Philadelphia. where he has ! been working in railroad shop. 4 Mrs Dominick Gibbons is q sister Of the deceased. He will be buried in 1 New Haven.
 Mary, the 5-years-old daughter of Mir and Mrs Thomas Phelan of 26i North Leonard street, died yesterday after brief illness. The. funeral took place this afternoon with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Fidel Probst took place this morning from his late home on Welton street, with a mass of requiem at St Cecilia's church by the Rev Farrell Martin, D. D., and interment in new St Joseph's ceme- tery. The Lyra Singing society, un- der the direction of J. H. Keller of Meriden, rendered "How Sweet a Rest" The floral tributes included. the following pieces: Pillow marked Husband" from wife; basket. front Baby; wreath, father and mother;. wreath, Mir and Mrs R. T. Probst, and cross, MT and Mrs c. F. Probst,; brothers of deceased; star, Humboldt lodge. N. E. o. F.: harp, St Cecilia's' church choir: Tyre, Lyra Singing so-i ciety: standing wreath, Mrs Ju1ia Reichenstein, Mir and Mrs F. C.. Frond; wax wreath, Mrs Anna Fishr CT; wreath. Mir and Mrs B. F. Zeig-i Ter: wreath, Mir Barnes and Miso Marie Sulzman; wreath, MT and Mrst Jacob Baer; wreath, Saxe 6 Floto; chrysanthemums. Mir and Mrs Robert Fisher. Miss Lillie Wenzel, Mir and3 Mrs John Keller. Mir and Mrs Gus Fisher, Mir and Mrs Zimmerman, Nr and Mrs John Graney; bunch of roses, NJ. A. Morris; carnations, Misai Elsie Baer, Mrs Mary Klefnert, Leol Sulzman. Mir and Mrs Ashley, Mr and Mrs Yetts, Mir and Mrs w. Frsttsr. The bearers were Otto Herbert, Groetzenbach, Ernest Zeigler, Harry Brown, William Theaehart, Charles Besenlauch.
 The funeral of Charles L., infant 'on of Mir and Mrs Harry L. Pearl of ,6 Abbott avenue, who died this took place this afternoon with interment in Riverside cems-, cry.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret All~. mann took place this morning from Ter late home on Baldwin street with l mass of requiem at the Immaculate church by Father Brod- rick and interment in new St Jo.. eph's cemetery. The bearers were. David sheehy, Maurice Collins, Dan- el Griffin. Dennis Connor, Patrick Kelly and Patrick Curran.
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