Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


 DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
 Well Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.
 The funeral of Thomas Stapleton took place this morning from the fam fly residence on North Riverside street, and was very largely attended. A mass of requiem was celebrated at St Fat rick's church by the Rev Father Laf- lin, after which Mrs M. c .Keefe and Patrick F. Bowe rendered a solo en- titled, After the Storms of Life" The burial was in new St Joseph's ceme- tery. The bearers were Patrick Bres- nahan, James Savers, John Foody, rep resenting Court Hancock, F. of A., Charles Meyer, Michael Carroll and Thomas Magner. The floral tributes included pillow marked Husband" from the wife of the deceased; pillow lettered "Papa," children of the de- ceased; standing wreath, Michael Stapieton; anchor, NJ. J. Donnelly standing cross, w. H. Borchard and employees; carnations. room 10, Dug gan school, Mrs John Keefe, William Dillon, Joseph Peters, John Corcoran, J, J. Sheehan, Helen and Mar garet Martel. Mir and Mrs McHale, MT and Mrs Herman, NJ. Murphy. Quaker A. C., room Barnard school; cross of roses, Saxe Floto; standing cross, Miss Daley of Bridgeport; wreath. Mrs O'Connor; pillow, Brewers union, No 126; sheaf of wheat John Millerlck; ferns and roses, Mrs w. H. Staoffrd; wreath, P. J. Garrity; standing cross and dove, Luke Stapleton and fam fly; lilies of the valley, Annie Ryan; standing wreath, Eagle Brewing Co. The Brewers union attended the fun eral in body. The out of town rela- tives present included Miss Ellen Cal lahan and Mrs Patrick Boyle of Brook lyn, N. Y. the Misses Daley and Mrs O'Connor of Bridgeport, and MT and Mrs John Brown of Boston. Mass: The funeral of Mrs Cecilia Franek Kirschbaum of IT Oak street took place yesterday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Services were read at the house by the Rev F. D. Buckley, who also recited prayers at the grave. The Concordia Singing society, ot which the husband of the deceased is a member, sang several appropri- ate selections at the grave. The pallbearers were: Alfred, Charles, Fred and William Kirschbaum and Edward and August Franek. The floral offerings were as follows: Pillow, Wife" John H. Kirsch- baum: pillow, Sister" Mary and Edward Franek; standing cross, Daughter" Mrs Marie Franek; standing heart, Mrs Marie Kirsch- baum and family; standing crescent, MT and Mrs Fred Kirschbaum; bas. ket, Mir and Mrs Martin Franek; basket, MT and Mrs William F, Kirschbaum; standing cross, Mir and Mrs w. Reichenbach, Woodbury; anchor, Mrs Mundt, New York city; standing wreath. department 12 of Waterbury Clock Co; metal wreath Sake & Floto; wreath, August Nitsche and family, Bridgeport; wreath, Concordia Ladies society; wreath, MT and Mrs Reiger, New Haven; wreath, Miss Mabel Blot; wreath, MT and Mrs Bensenbruch and family; wreath, MT and Mrs Fred Niedmann; wreath, MT and Mrs Schulte; wreath, MT and Mrs A. Zwieble; wreath, MT and. Mrs A Gaess and family; wreath, Miss A Hummel; bouquets, MT and Mrt George Smith and family, MT and Mrs F. Schnal, MT and Mrs s. Klobe dang, MT and Mrs August Franek Mir and Mrs R. Ringenberg, ST, MI and Mrs R. Ringenberg, Jr, MT and Mrs E. c. Stienmann, Mir and Mrs Gauthar, MT and Mrs John Werner MT and Mrs Peter Hook. Mir and Mrs i E. Schlag, MT and Mrs A. Lange, MI and Mrs Amberg, MT and Mrs F. A Pokosta, MT and Mrs J. c. Moss, MI and Mrs Louis Mohr, Mrs Kellar and Emma Kellar, Mrs Ellen Waters Mrs Edward Kasser, Mrs Edward Reichenbach, Mrs J. F. Buttner, Mrs Steinert and family, Mrs Roeth, Mrs Philip Russell and Mrs S. Lakeyi Miss Clara Armbruster, Mary and Anna Doyle, Miss Sadie Bonney.
 The remains of the late Mrs. Sarah B. Ransome will arrive here t-morrow from San Diego, Cal, and will be taken to Riverside cemetery for burial. Ser vice will be conducted ct Hall Memor. ial chapel at 2:30 o'clock. The de ceased, whose maiden name was Saral Bradley, was born here seventy-tv' years ago. Her husband died in 1S5s and was buried in Riverside.
 | The funeral of Miss Elizabetl Loughman took place this morning iron the residence if her niece, Mrs. Martin Campion, Merry street with mas: of requiem at St. Francis Xavier church by Father Curtin and intermnt in St Joseph's cemtery. Ths bearers were James ]. cassin, Martin Keefe | Patrick Scully, Hinton Keefe, r. F Dunn and William Connor.