Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
DEATHS, FUNERALS
Well Known People Who Have
 Been Called Away.

The funeral of Mrs Mary stanton took place this morning from her late
 home, 61 East Main street. with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conccp- ton church by Father Brennan and in 1 terment in St Joseph's cemetery. The
 bearers were J. A. Duggan. F. J. Me
 Kenna, Richard Burns. James Fen nesy. Michael Murphy and Michael Kelly. The floral tributes included q pillow. wreath aud cross from the hns- band, children and sisters of the de
 ceased; standing cross. E. Reilly, C. .. Haggerty, c. Reilly. J. Mellen. J..
 Kelly, NJ. Murphy, F. Fenley, kittie
 Tracy, Margaret Franklin. T. F.. Pagan. Nora Tracy, Mary Garren. Mr | and Mrs McGrath, MT and Mrs Con
 nors, Sake X Floto.
 l The funeral of Miss Bridget O'Brien 1 took place this morning from the fam !, fly residence on West Clay street with a mass of requiem at St Patricks church by Father Gleeson and inter-
 ment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were John Bowe. James Bowe. Andrew Broderick. Edward Clark,
 Michael O'Brien and Dennis Broderick. The floral offerings included a pillow lettered ''Bridgie,' from the family; pillow marked ''Shopmate." employees of Foreman Steele's department at the l G. I. R. Glove Co., Naugatuck; basket
 of roses. Johanna Lamber and family. Naugatuck: wreath inscribed "Auntie, Katherine Frederick: bouquets, Daniel King and Miss Minnie Murray. Nanga- tuck: SaXe X FlOto. James J. Brennan, MT and Mrs Thomas Fenton.
 The funeral of Philip Dorn. son of
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Dorn of Pied
 mont street. who was accidentally
 drowned at Pritchard's pond Satur-
 day. took place yesterday afternoon with prayer at the house at 2:30 o'clock and prayer at the Chapel street
 Methodist church at 3 o'clock. the Rev
 J. Howard Fairchild officiating at both
 places. The flag at the Chapel street school was at half mast and all the
 rooms, with the exception of the pri-
 mary grades. were dismissed on time
 to give the pupils an opportunity of at tending the funeral of Their classmate and friend. The whole ncighborhood joined in an effort to show how deep
 ly they appreciated the great affliction that had come to MT and Mrs Dorn
 and the church was crowded. so that when the services opened not a seat was vacant and even standing room
 was at premium. The flowers in- cluded wreath with pedestal. let
 tered "Our Boy" from his parents:
 an anchor from Grandpa and Aunt Marie:" carnations from Mrs Keller
 of Derby: carnations from a school i companion. Edwin Himmeli: wreath from Mrs German and family: q floral i heart from Mrs Marcus Hellmann and family: carnations from Mrs SOnder- | regger and family: wreath from AIr
 and Mrs J. Darnieder and family: carnations from Mrs Koch: carnations from Mir and Mrs Fritz: carnations from his music teacher. Miss E. A. i Quien: carnations and roses from Mrs | LawtOn: carnations from Mr and Mrs E. <. DOuclas: carnations from Mir
 and Mrs R. F. Hansdorf: roses from i the Misses Hansdorf: pillow. with dove from Uncle Max and Della: car nations from Miss Katie Boetmer:
 carnations from Mir md stlfs iebh i I.ahr and family: basket of roses from l the Chapel Street Sunday school: bro | ken column from schoolmaTes of the l Chapel street public school: Roman 1 hyacinths from the Junior Epworth league of the Chapel Street Methodist ! church. of which the deceased was q
 member. The pail bearers, four neigh boring boys. were Clarence Laird, ] Henry Iahr. Walter Sonderregger i and Daniel Douglas. Tine intermrnr was at Riverside cemetery. During i the service suitable musical selections
 were rendered by the choir of the Ep- ! worth Junior league.