Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

Well Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.
 Mrs Mary Cashman, wife of Daniel Cashman of 36 Kingsbury street, died yesterday at the hospital in Hartford after a short illness. Besides her husband she leaves four children, Daniel, Richard, Magic and Irene; also her father, Michael German, two brothers. Thomas and Patrick. and two sisters. Mrs Thomas Mccarthy and Mrs Margaret German in Ire land; two brothers, Richard and Michael in this city, and a sister, Mrs Michael Kane in New York. Mrs Cashman was a native of Canisky, County Clare. Ireland, and came to Waterbury about twenty-five years ago. The funeral will take place Saturday i,orning with mass of requiem al the ImmacuIate Concep- tion chur}h and interment in St Joseph's cd dnetery.
 The funt ral of Wenzcl Franek. age 6O years, Those death occurred early Monday nj ,rning. after short illneSs.- took place yesterday afternoon from his late ho ne, IT Oak street. with ser vices at Il house, at which the Rev Frederick ). Buckley olliciated. The pallbearers were John Schmidt, AL bert Laml ., Alfred Gaess, Charles Dreher, W Marzik and Emil Nicd- man. repro ,enting the Concorda Sing ing socIett and the New England Or der of P{ tection. Further services were heldl Ut Hall Memorial chapel, with singil g by the Concordia Singing society, of which the deceased was an active men Der for years. The follow ing were ] ie floral offerings: pillows, from the 'idow and children, Mary, Edward at Lillian; wreaths. Mr and Mrs ]. Kit chbaun,, Mir and Mrs Mar tin Franel and family. Mir and Mrs August Sli lite and family, Concordia Singing SO iety. Lyra Singing society. Mrs Marie Kirschbaum and family, Mir and Mrs Frederick Kirschbaum and family. Mir and Mrs Albert Gocss and family. department No 12. Clock shop. Sake and Floto. J. B. Mullings & Son star. Humboldt lodge. N. F.. D. F.: Tyre. department No ? of the Clock shop; bouquets. Mir and Mrs August Franek, the Misses Fanny, Emily, Lena, and Mary Franek Edward franek, Mir and Mrs Oswald Reger, New Haven; Mir and Mrs William Girschbaum and family, Mir and Mrs Wibert Reichenback and family, Woodbury: Mir and Mrs August Lang, E .Housler; Mir and Mrs Klobedanze and family. Mir and Mrs Blot and daughter, Mrs Steinert: Mir and Mrs 1ohn Werner, MT and Mrs Ganther. dr and Mrs Strohacker and family, dr and Mrs Besenbuch and family. Charles Snagg. Mir and Mrs Fred Seidman. Mir and Mrs J. F. Biitncr, ur and Mrs Roeth. Mir and Mrs 4damek, Mir and Mrs Amberg. Joseph Dvorak. Frank Schmal. Mir and Mrs Edward Reichenback and family, Mir tnd Mrs George Smith and family. lr and Mrs l.. Kellar. John Maly: 'heaf of wheat. Mir aud Mrs Weisse.
 The funeral of James J. Wallace will be held tomorrow morning at l:s0 o'clock from his late home on jrove court. with a mass of requiem 1t the Immaculate Conception church md interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Margaret Rather ne Bergin will take place tomorrow morning at o'clock from the family residence. 69 South Main street, to the Immaculate Conception church. where a mass of requiem will be eel ebrated at s:45 o'clock. The burial will be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of William F. French. aged n years. who died yesterday at his home. S1 Franklin street. will he held tomorrow afternoon at 2s3O with services at the house and inter ment in Riverside cemetery.
 Word was received here Tuesday of the death of Mrs William Brown of New York. sister of Mrs Joseph Degnan of this city.