Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

eAeeS
 Called Away.
 Mrs Elvina Wooster died at her
 home on North Main street yester-
 day. The remains will be taken to
 Warrington for burial.
 John Johnson, who fell from win
 dow of the Wayside inn last week,
 died yesterday afternoon at the Wa
 terbury hospital. The remains will
 be taken to Newburgh for burial.
 Homer s. Johnson died last night
 at his home, BIO North Willow street
 of typhoid fever. He leaves his par
 ents, MT and Mrs Barnard H. John
 son of Bethlehem, also his wife and
 two children, three brothers and one Sister.
 Mildred, daughter of MT and Mrs
 John Stuart of 26 Jackson street, died
 suddenly yesterday morning of spinal
 meningitis. at the age of three years
 and seven months and was buried in
 the Calvary cemetery at o'clock.
 The funeral of Mrs Cornelius Meg
 iano took place yesterday from her
 late home on Meadow street with Service at the church of Our Lady of
 Lourdes and interment in Calvary
 Cemetery. .. --..
 Mrs Mary J. Watson died yesterday |at the home of her son, William T,
 Watson, 414 East Main street of heart trouble. The funeral will be ro-morrow afternoon at o'clock with service at Trinity church and inter-
 nent in Riverside cemetery.
 The funeral of Jobn Kirch was held From his home, 12G Baldwin street, -his morning at 6:45 to St Cecilia's church at o'clock, where requiem mass was sung. The remains were taken to South Windsor for interment Il charge of Undertaken Bergin.
 The funeral of John Seeley was held yesterday afternoon from his late jome on Easton avenue with service |y the Rev Mir Lepley of St Pauls I. E. church and interment in Pine Grove cemetery. There were a large Humber of floral tributes. The Rcd 1 nen furnished the bearers. The remains of Peter J. McEnroe Ryill be taken to Montpelier, Vt for | Burial tomorrow in charge of Under | Baker Bergin. A delegation from the | Eagles will accompany the remains to Fheir last resting place. He was q native of Malone, N. Y. His wife IT. lived here from Montpelier last blight.
 The funeral of Anna c. Jones was held yesterday afternoon from the Family residence on Kendrick avenue With service at the Immaculate Con- Eeption church by Father Broderick Rnd interment in St Joseph's ceme- Iery. The bearers were Patrick Sul- avan, John Jones, John Roche, Thomas Duff, M. F. Parkinson and Gerald Desmond. The floral tributes Included a pillow from the family; Handing cross, John McAuliffe; bas- Jet of roses, Katherine Madden; bouquets, Alice Noonan, Minnie Nell lon, Mir and Mrs John Bowes, Mary Kelly, Mrs Whelan and family, Sel- lew and Hampson, Mrs James Me- Auliffe and Frank Sedgwich. Michael Brennan, one of the best known residents of tue Brooklyn dis |riet, died suddenly yesterday after boon at his home, g South Fifth |treet, of an internal hemorrhage Iaused by the bursting of a blood ves- |el in his neck. Mir Brennan had long Eufered from numerous growth and |everal week ago went to St Vim Eent's hospital in New York city in the Hope that an operation would remove |he thing that threatened his life. But h was found there that the malady lad reached such a stage that an operation was attended with serious langer. Yesterday he suffered a nem- 'rrbage and passed away a short time hereafter. Mir Brennan was born fin , ireland and had lived in Waterbury upwards of thirty years. Up to the , ime of his retirement several years lgo he was one of the employees of he Benedict X Burnham Co. He was member of Court Stephen ]. Meany, ]. of A. Besides his widow be leaves even daughters. Mrs John Barrett of lnsonia. Mrs William Hurley. Mrs Daniel ]. McGrath, Mrs Michael F. ireaney. Miss Margaret and Miss Deborah Brennan; one son. Michael; { wo brothers. Thomas and Timothy. { i'll of this city and two sisters. Mrs [ iatherine Darling of this city and I irs Mary Tehan of Auburn. <. Y. he funeral will be held Wednesday [ St Patrick's church with burial in f Ioseph's cemetery. Friends are re- T uezted to omit flowers.