Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-09

England circuit. The remains will be buried in sharon Valley.
 The funeral of Mrs Julia .Simons took place yesterday from her late home on Baldwin street with service at the Chapel Street Methodist church by the Rev Mr Fairchild and interment in Riverside cemetery. A quartet composed of Miss Margaret Hunter, Miss Ethel Siviter, Ira Mar kle and George Futile sang Tt Is We'll With My Soul" and Abide With Me" At the grave "Nearer, My God, to Thee" was sung by the same musicians. Interment was in River side cemetery in the family plot. The bearers were Obadiah Hulsart, Sam uel Nuttall, Samuel Stilson, Robert Robinson. Charles Mabbott and George Platt. The floral tributes, which were numerous and beautiful, included: Pillow, Mother" from Mrs George Shea and Charles Si- mons; wreath, Grandmother" from MT and Mrs Lester Barton; cross. L.. R. Carter and family; basket of flow CTS, Miss Hattie Hendrick; roses, Earnest Simons and family; bouquet of pinks, A. A. Irion and family, c. A. Grier, B. H. Douglas and family, MT and Mrs Lenn Andrews; sheaf of wheat, Treat L. Sanford and family.
 The funeral of Timothy !. Hennes- sey took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Beacon street, with service at St Thomas' church and interment in new St Jo- seph's cemetery. The bearers were Michael J. Sayles, John J. Dawson, John Reilly, William Robinson, Tim othy J. Brennan and John c. Butler. At the rl0se of the service, Calvary was rendered by Mrs Peter Fox. The floral offerings Included pillow from the family, cross, William Cleveland; pillow, J Devereaux, \. Y.; wreath, Mir and Mrs Charles Cleveland, Jr: sheaf of wheat, Mir and Mrs Thomas Laffin; sheaf of wheat and roses, Lizzie Kiernan and c. Degnan; cres- cent, Frank c. Welder; cross, MT and Mrs 0 .E. Newell; bouquets, John Me Evoy, Mrs Edward Skelly, Mir and Mrs Charles Cleveland, Jr, Frank Phelan, Mary Gorinley, Margaret Hanley, Margaret Mahnn, Anna Me- Donald, Mir and Mrs R Foley, Fan nie Hennessey, Saxe-Floto, Mrs c.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary O'Con- nor was held from the residence of her daughter. Mrs c. c. Russell of IS Beacon street, at 12 o'clock yes- terday, followed by service at St Thomas church by the Rev Father Ryan. The remains were taken on. the l:05 train to New Haven for burs ial in St Bernard's cemetery, the Rev Father Mitchell reading the funeral services at the grave. There were many beautiful floral offerings. James E. Russell, John O'Brian, the Misses Heffrin and Mrs Charles Mil- Ter; roses and ferns, w. D. Richard son. pansies and sweet peas, Mrs Michael Joy, cross inscribed Moth er," c. c. Russell. The bearers were Charles Miller, Patrick Cronin, Yer sey Brotterton, Henry Quinn, Will liam Nolan and Michael Joy. Re- Quiem high mass was celebrated for the repose of her soul at o'clock this morning at St Thomas church.
 The funeral of Patrick Keating was held yesterday afternon from his late home. 5e Ayers street. The body was afterwards taken to the Immaculate Conception church, the Rev Father Frederick officiating. k. ]. Costello lodge attended in body with a ielc- gatlon from winsted, East Hartford and Bridgeport. The floral tributes were broken wheel fiom R. !. Cos tello lodge, No 423. B. R R. n. T; wreIh from the packing room of Sec viIl Mfg Co. bouquets. Mrs A. &. San- derson, Mir and Mrs T. &. Darling; pillow, Mir and Mrs walter J. Kcat- ing. Alexander Anderson and Mir and Mrs c. J. Portzenheim. The bearers were J.>E. Johnson, II. l.. Rogers, ]. Quinlan. W. Benson, F. J. Reilly and S. Lessler. The internient was in Cal vary cemetery.
 Daniel Fitzpatrick, aged 53 years, who uao rr.p down hv a foorf, laot