Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
MRS LAWLOR BURIED
Large Funeral This Morning. Many Priests al the High Mass.

The funeral of Mrs Christopher
 Lawlor was held this morning from the family residence, 137 South Elm street, to the Immaculate Conception
 church. where solemn mass of re-
 quiem was celebrated with the fol
 lowing officers: Celebrant. Rev Luke Lawlor. Hartford; deacon. Rev Luke Fitzsimons. Rockville; sub-deacon, Rev William Fitzsimons. Groton;
 master of ceremonies, Father Mo Cabe. Jewett City; censor bearer,
 Rev John Conway, Waterbury. The
 celebrant Is son of the deceased, the two deacons her brothers. and the master of ceremonies and censor
 bearer nephews. Right Rev Mon- signor Slocum occupied the seat of
 honor in the sanctuary. His assistant
 priests were Father Rogers of Hart
 ford and Father Heating of Norfolk,
 Other priests present were as fol-
 lows: The Rev Fathers Gleeson, Traynor. Lamontagne, Sullivan, Frederick, O'Brien, Brennan. Ryan. Flynn, Laffiin. Derwin, of Waterbury;
 Fathers Ryan, Hayes and Jordan of Hartford; Father Tanning of Nauga-
 tuck, Father Daily of Broadbrook,
 Father Cleary of Newark, N. J.,
 Father Donahue of Meriden, Father
 Flannery of Hazardville, Dr Fitzger- aid and Father Fox of Derby. Father Fay of New Britain, Father Mitchell of Washington, D. C., Fathers Fitz- gerald and Callahan of Bridgeport, Father Burke of Newtown. Dr Glea- son of Hartford, Father Heating of Norfolk. Father Skelly of Litch- field. The church was comfortably filled with relatives and friends from all parts of the city and many from other towns. including several from Danbury. New Britain. Naugatuck and other places. During the mass Mrs M. J. Wagner rendered 70. Salu- tarus"; after the mass Some Sweet Day" was given by Miss Fay. and after the absolution Mrs w. H. Mon- agan sang Calvary" The bearers were Benjamin Booth, Southington; Walter Wall. William H. Monagan, Joseph Worsley, Thomas F. Lawlor and Cornelius Maloney At the grave in new St Joseph's cemetery, where the burial took place, service was con- ducted by the Rev Luke Fitzsimons. assisted by the Rev Father Conway and Father McCabe. There was a very large number of beautt- ful floral offerings, as follows: Pillow. lettered Mother" family; large standing cross, Thomas Booth and family; standing cross. Algon- quin club; placque of roses, Pearl Donovan; galax greath with carna- tions, Henry Booth large galax wreath. c. ]. Dillon; wreath, Edward Mulvaney; standing anchor, St Mary's Alumni association; galax wreath with roses. w. c. Hennessy and family: placque of carnations, Miss Alice Tobin; wreath. Eagle Brewing Co; cross. Mir and Mrs F. c. Stevens; sheaf of wheat and hya- cnths. Misses Anna and Mamie Ben nett, K. and M. McGrath and Marie Bauby; wreath, Mir and Mrs w. H. Monagan; wreath. Miss Josephine St Louis; placque of white roses. Mir and Mrs J. P, McEvoy; cross. Model Market Co: wreath, Rev Luke Fitz- simons; wreath. Frank and Mar garet Bowes: placque of roses, J. ]. and F. Sheehan; cross. Mrs M. Keefe and family; palm and tulips, Saxe- Floto Co.
 The sudden death of Miss Pearl Donovan yesterday noon shocked the entire community and the number of people who viewed the remains at the convent last night showed that public feeling was deeply touched over the sad affair. The girls parents Mir and Mrs P. ]. Donovan of New York, her brothers Herman J. Don pvan, d prominent attorney at Og- iensburg. and captain of the Nation al guard of that place; William Don- ovan, attorney. with offices at 150 Nassau street: Myron F. Donovan. an employe of the Edison Co.,. John [. Donovan, student at Long Island, and her sister, Miss Lucille. are all here and feel the situation very keenly. The funeral will take place from the Notre Dame convent to the Immaculate church tomorrow morn- Ing at o'clock. The pupils of the school are requested to be in at- tendance at S:30.
 The funeral of Miss Mary Nolan took place this morning from her late home on Wolcott street with services at the Sacred Heart church and in- Ierment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Michale Coss. George Ellis. Frank Preston, Frank Logan. Timothy ]. Thompson, Ed ward Walsh. The floral tributes in- cluded wreath from Mrs Rose To- gan and bouquet from John Cunn- lngham.
 Peter. the three months old son of Mir and Mrs Peter Griffin of 151 Bald win street. died last night. The fu- neral took place this afternoon. with interment fin Calvary cemetery.
 Bell Warns Flosists of Danger.
 An electric bell tnkled sharply be- side the florists desk. "Frost!" he said. and ran hatless to the green. houses. The fires had sunk" the Ao~4ef oxntnfpod rn hs. .o,, ss--x