Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-02

was conducted by the Rev ~. E. Honnold. The bearers were Harry Platt, Charles Mosgrove, James Gift, Ralph Benson, Philip Wendell, Rob- ert Booth. Burial was in Wate:ville cemetery.
 The funeral of the late Jane Kelly was held yesterday afternoon from the family residence, 15 Hill street, with service at St Thomas's church by Father Sullivan and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Joseph Savage, Andrew Parker, Edward Smith, John Eustice, James Degnan and James Eustice. The floral offerings included q pillow marked Sister," from the family: wreath, Miss Kate McCue: cross, MT and Mrs Joseph Savage; bouquets, Mr and Mrs Charles NJ. Clark, MT and Mrs Frank Mckinley, Mir and Mrs Richard Ash worth, Mrs Beers of Newtown, Mrs Boyston. Mrs Austin, Charles and Philip Bird.
 The funeral of Annie CorcOrkry was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of her parents, Mir and Mrs Jeremiah Corcorkry, 1882 Bank street, with service at St Patrick s church by Father Gleeson and inter- ment in St JosepA's cemetery. While the funeral procession was entering the church the choir rendered "De Profundis," during the service Miss Mary Shannahan sang "Nearer My God to Thee" and at the close of the ceremony Some Sweet Day. was rendered by Mrs P. J. Boyce. The bearers were James Fitzpatrick Thomas Grimes, William Smith, Will liam Maloney, John Collins and Francis Quinn. There was large number of floral offerings. The So dality of the Children of Mary and other societies connected with the parish attended the service in g body.
 The funeral of Walter, the seven teen year old son of MT and Mir P. T. Hayes took place yesterday af ternoon from the family residence or Second avenue with service at thu Immaculate Conception church b. Father O'Brien. Two solos, Gross ing the Bar" and Some Sweet Day, were rendered by M. J. .McEvoy ant Edward Downey sang Beautiful Land on High" Father Flynn con ducted the service at the grave in s Joseph's cemetery The bearers wer, Dr Jay Mcdonald, Attorney Waite Monagan, Harry Phillips, M. De loury, Danbury, Dr William Herr ant John Hayes. A mass of requiem wa celebrated for the deceased at tn Immaculate Conception church thi morning after which Miss Blanch Hollinshead rendered a solo entitle, My God, My Father, Thy Will B Done."
 The funeral of the late Sarah Ryal was held yesterday afternoon iron the home of Mrs James Grove. l, Union street, with service at the I'm maculate Conception church by Fla ther O'Brien and interment in Calvar! cemetrey. The bearers were William and John Grove, John and William Ryan, David Doherty and Thomas Ryan. There were several flora tributes: Broken heart MT and MT Grove and family; heart, William Crowe; standing cross, John Grove basket of roses, Mir and Mrs Fran Buckley: basket of roses. MT and MT Denis Ryan; wreath. Bridget an Kittie Hanley; bouquets. Miss Madg Ryan of New Haven, James Care and family of Meriden, Miss Mar Todd, Mir and Mrs Charles Smith Miss Della Shea, Mrs T. Newell an John Sake. Among the out of tow friends were the Misses Alice an Kittie Kennedy of New York, Mir Carew and family, P. J. Flanigar William Bradshaw and William Grove all cf Meriden. Miss Madg Ryan of New Haven, Michael Carr Dennis Murphy and Thomas Dwye of Torrington.
 The remains of Michael McNally who died at the Waterbury hospital were taken to Dover, N. H., for buria yesterday in charge of J. II. Mul vile.
 Hiram P. McBurney. aged 4 years, died Saturday night at hi home on Hospital avenue. He leave wife and children. The funera took place this afternoon with servic by the Rev F. D. Walter and inter ment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Henry B. Platt died Saturday nigh at his home, 93 Round Hill stree after a weeks illness. caused by b' ing hurt while going to help a trucl man whose wagon got stalled in th street. He was yard foreman for tn Novelty Manufacturing compan! Besides his wife. he leaves his pal ents. NIT and Mrs William H. Plat , of Bucks Hill.
 Patrick Coughlan. one of the bes known residents on Washington hil died Sunday morning at his late res dence. 332 Baldwin street. He survived by his wife and three sOni John. James and Joseph, also tv brothers. James and Terrence COugf Ian. and one sister. Maria Hyne. The funeral will be held Tuesda morning at S:30 o'clock with service at St Francis Xayier's church and fl terment in new St JOseph's eems teTy.
 The funeral of Patrick GiimOr | took place yesterday afternoon frOl his late home on Bridge street wit service at the Immaculate COnce1tiO