Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-29
MRS SMORAN'SFUNERAL
Many Friends Pay Last Tribute
 of Respect 10 Deceased.

The funeral of Mrs John H. Moran
 was held this morning from the fam
 fly residence, S3 Abbott avenue, to
 the church of the Immaculate Con-
 ception, where solemn mass of re-
 quiem was celebrated with the fol-
 lowing officers: Celebrant, Father
 Brennan; deacon, Father O'Brien;
 sub-deacon, Father Flynn; master of
 ceremonies, Father Broderick. As
 the body was being borne into the
 church Miss Katherine G. Gloster
 sang Heavens Portals,' and at the
 offertory ''Salve Regina" After ab- solution Miss Jennie Culhane rem
 dered Nearer My God to Thee"
 The bearers were George M. Egan,
 John w. Gaffney, John C., Downey, William Balfe, James Moran and John Carey, the last mentioned of New Haven. The burial was in St
 Joseph's cemetery, where Father O'Brien read the committal service.
 The floral tributes were as follows: Heart of red roses, letter Wife;
 wreath, roses and chrysanthemums, lettered Mamma; cross, chrysan- themums and roses, lettered Sis ter" Mrs William Wilson and family;
 placque of pink roses, MT and Mrs
 Patrick McMahon; placque of pink
 carnations, MT and Mrs B. Curtiss and family; basket of violets, MT and Mrs Corcoran; placque of chrysanthe- mums, Robert Lowe; cross, MT and Mrs Crisp; basket of red roses, Mrs Ann Mccarthy and Patrick Quinn, Naugatuck; placque of carnations, placque of carnations, Mir and Mrs L. Kunkel; placque of carnations, MT and Mrs Charles Nelson; basket of chrysanthemums and carnations, MT Castle and Mrs Culhane and family; placque of carnations, Arthur Marz; mound of chrysanthemums and roses, friends department 32, Waterbury Clock Co; placque of pink carnations, B. and A. Phelan; sheaf of wheat and carnations, Mrs T. Garren and family; placque of carnations, Mrs Wagner and Mrs H. J. Kennaugh; placque of chrysanthemums, James H. Filling; placque of white roses, K. R. Harder; sheaf of wheat, Sake & Floto; standing cross, William J. Ryder; standing cross, steam filters, Scovill Manufacturing Co; wreath, lettered "Julia," Mrs Sarah Butler and family; placque of chrysanthe- mums, Ryder family; placque of pink roses, Mamie Sheehan, Nor walk; wreath of roses and chrysan- themums, Mrs J. Commerford; bas- ket of pink roses, Nellie Culhane; mound of chrysanthemums, Mar garet, Mabel and Grace; wreath of carnations, William F. Grouden; placque of pink roses, MT and Mrs E. O. Goss; placque of pink roses, MT and Mrs J. M. Daily; wreath of white roses, Alice O'Connor; wreath of pink roses, MT and Mrs H. P. Mccarthy, Naugatuck; placque of roses, James A. Hynes and family; basket of pink and white roses, Mrs George Butler, Josephine Butler and Jane Gibbons; standing anchor, department 26R, Waterbury Clock Co; placque of pink roses, E. A. Livick and family; basket of car Nellie and Josephine Lem ney; placque of chrysanthemums, department L, Miller & Peck's; placque of white roses, Mrs M. Rob- inson. The out of town relatives in attendance included MT and Mrs John E. Carey and sons, New Haven; Mrs J. c. Britton, Miss Bannon, Mrs Fairfield, Miss Murphy, Miss Gertrude of Hartford; Mrs c. M. Tay- Tor and son, Meriden MT and Mrs Henry Mccarthy, Mrs Anne McCar- thy, Naugatuck. The fuReral was very largely attended.