Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-25
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Wen Known People Who Have Bsea
 Called Away.

We'll Known People Who Have Bsea
 Called Away.
 Michael McEvoy died yesterday af- ternoon at his home, 408 North Main street, after a abort illness. MT Nc Eyoy was a native of Queens coun- ty, Ireland. but had resided In Wa terbury since his boyhood. In his younger years he worked at the Wa terbury Buckle Go, and later entered the employ of Matthews < Willard, where he was a foreman until ne re- tired of his own volltion. He was man of good character and was held in high esteem by all who knew him. He enjoyed excellent health until last week when he was taken with a sink ing spell and failed gradually until the end came. He IS survived by his wife, five daughters, Mrs Mary Tan ming, Mrs Curnel Vaughn of Ansonia and the Misses Della, Agnes and Ger trude McEvoy; two sons, Christopher and Henry, and four grandchildren, Ruth and Raymond Tanning and Eva and Ralph Vaughn. Two brothers also survive him the Very Rev c. A. McEvoy of Chestnut Hill, Philadel- phia and Thomas McEvoy of Railroad Hill street. The funeral will take place to St Thomas church at S:3O o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Carl Sfammler, the nine year old son of Mrs Lena Stammler. of Spring street, Waterville, died Saturday af- ternoOn from the effects of injuries received Friday by being thrown from a double-ripper. With Willie Clark of Maple street, the Stammler
 boy was rushing down the hill when l the ripper got from under their con- trol. tipped over and threw the two
 youths heavily against the ground. l The Clark boy was rendered uncon-
 scious, but young Stammler picked
 himself up unaided and went home. Later on it was suspected that he
 was hurt internally and physician | was summoned, but his condition I steadily grew worse until the end
 came. The Clark boy came out of
 the wreck with nothing worse than q
 bad shaking up. Besides his mother
 the deceased is survived by one
 brother, Otto and four sisters Martha
 Marie, Minnie and Louise Their fath-
 was killed in m accident at Pearl
 lake about two years ago. The burial
 will be ip Waterville.
 l Guy Tanner, the six years old son lof MT and Mrs Gilbert Tanner of 40 Orange street. died yesterday from | nioot;no ro}oopiur tha rocult of foCI.
 ing with an old pipe belonging to
 his father. He was taken sick Satur. day and the family called Dr Crane
 who on learning that the boy had the
 old pipe in his possession diagnoised
 the case and pronounced the patient
 suffering from nicotine poisoning. AT effort was made to counteract the in fluence of the deadly stuff. but il proved of no avail. Such cases are
 rare, but they happen once in 50 ofter
 and emphasize the danger of leaving strong tobacco pipes thrown around where children can get hold of them : The funeral will be held at 9 o'clocl tomorrow with service at the hous, and interment in Pine Grove ceme tery.
 Mrs Sarah Green, widow of the lat
 William Green, died yesterday at he home. 124 East Farms street. Tn :. funeral will take place tomorrow ' afternoon at o'clock with service a l. the house and interment in Riversid [ cemetery.
 2 ma. .saEiq
 The funeral of James Horan tool
 place yesterday afternoon from hi l. late home on East Main street witt s service at the Immaculate Conception D church. by Father O'Brien and in ter q ment In St Joseph's cemetery. Tn n bearers were Daniel T. Harrington . James J. Harrington. John McHale James Hobart. Anthony Barrett ant
 Thomas Lynch.