Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-26

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 The funeral of G. l.. Farnham was held yesterday afternoon from the re- sidence of his parents on Bunker Hill with service by the Rev Ira T. Hawk and interment in Riverside cemetery. The bearers were James Coer, Ray mond Welton. Lewis Laforge, Charles Cook, Frederick Holland and Joseph Summers. The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful, contributed by the following: Lewis Stadtmiller, Miss Lillian Hall, P. B. Eggleston, l N, c. E. and c. N. Welton, c. L.. Barr, L. c. Platt, Maud Landers, w. S. Curtiss. c. E. Burnes. Louis Scheulke, Jr., Friends from Farm ham avenue" R. Miller, Mrs J. Tyrell. Thomas Sunderland and family, W. I. Garlic, MT and Mrs M. c. Landers, w. D. Walker, w. R Keavaney, A. H. Wells. A. Lewis, em- ployes of the casting department of the Benedict & Burnham Mfg Co, Mir and Mrs s. N. Blakeslee, Mrs V. I. Snow, Mrs R. l.. Curtiss, Miss Blanche Clark, Miss Adelaide Partree, Miss Lida Plant. Miss Nettie Smith, Miss Laura Hoaston, Lida and Minnie Preusser. Emma Brighton, Miss Waas and Miss Frost. The funeral was largely attended. The deceased was drowned at Laurel Beach last Friday. He was very popular young man and his sad death has caused much grief to his many friends and a ter rible shock to his parents.
 Antonio Zezvsky, aged 66 years. died yesterday afternoon at his home. 500 Bank stfeet. after an illness of one week with spinal trouble. He is survived by his wife. The funeral was held this afternoon at the St Joseph's church. The interment was in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Keefe took place yesterday afternoon from her late home on Bank street. The remains were taken to Ansonia for burial in charge of " J. Spain. The bearers were P. J. Leary, Antony Carroll, William Carroll, James Car roll, John Brady and Martin Meehan. The floral tributes included a pillow marked 'Mother" and a standing cross lettered ''Rest" from the family. shower bouquet, T. r. Keefe: wreath. Mr and Mrs James Hayes: sheaf of wheat. Matthew Keefe. wreath in- scribed Grandma" Mary Keefe; standing mound and dove. Mir and Mrs Neil Corkery; shower bouquet. Fran. cis Keefe; large bouquet. Edward Keefe: basket of roses, Harry and Irene Keefe; shower bouquets. MT and Mrs John Gill. Mrs Frank Ryan; large wreath, ]. Havican, William Fitzgerald, Louis Stevens and ]. Ed. ward Ney; shower bouquet, The Illus. tiers club. Services were conducted at the house Saturday afternoon by the Rev Joseph NJ. Gleeson of St Pat rick's parish, who also made a few remarks in which he paid a fitting tribute to the memory of the deceas- ed. who was a woman of excellent character and was held ln high es- feem by all who knew her. Her death was due to a lamp explosion Mult1t rrt uIt to utN NiotuAuks Dutulut her so badly that she fingered but short time after receiving the Iass rites of the church. The funeral was largely attended.
 The funeral of Richard Reilly. soE of Mir and Mrs Thomas Reilly of 24 7 Luke street took place yesterday af- ternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery. The floral tributes lnclud- ed bouquets from Joseph Reilly. Cousin John Reilly. Anna Phelan. Eugene and Anna May Phelan. Made line and Willard Hogan.
 Mrs Eva Dumschott, aged so years. wife of Adam Dumschott. died st noon to-day at her home. 43 North Riverside street Besides her hus- hand she leaves five children The funeral vilI be held Wednesday af- tsrnoon with service at the house and inteFment In Riverside cemetery.
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