Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
DEATHS AND FUNERALS,
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

We'll Known People Who Have Beer Called Away.
 The funeral of Mrs Elizabetf
 kiernan, wife of Thomas Kiernan
 of 29 North Elm street, took place thls morning at o'clock with q mass
 of requiem at the lmaculate Concep.
 tlon church by Rev Father Flynn
 The floral offerings included a pillow
 With the inscription Mother" from
 the family; basket of roses, Mrs Ellen quinn of Naugatuck; sheaf of wheat
 Department 27, Waterbury Clock Co:
 sheaf of wheat, Margaret Higgins: sheaf of wheat. John Saxe. bouuuets
 from grandchildren and Mrs Stickles
 and family. The pallbearers were James Hurley. Frank Kiernan, John Dillon and Peter, James and John Quinn. Interment was in the family got at St Joseph's cemetery.
 Mrs Anne Eggleston. widow of the
 late George Eggleston, died Saturday
 at her home 42 Walnut street The
 funeral will take place tomorrow af-
 ternoOn at ? o'clock. The burial will
 be in Thomaston.
 Philip Insogna. fifty, died Saturday at the home of his brother, B Clark street. The funeral was held yes- terday at s o'clock from his late resi- dence to the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
 Sylvester Sholawich died suddenly
 Saturday night while sitting in a cafe
 with a few friends. Death was dre to heart failure. The funeral took place this afternoon from his late home on North Leonard street, with service at St Joseph's church, and in- terment in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Emma F. Weay- CT was attended yesterday afternoon at o'clock from her late home on Hawkins street. the services being in charge of the Rev Cornelius Pike. A quartet from the Advent church choir rendered several selections. The bearers were John Harrington. Charles Chattield, Theodore Patcllen and Arthur McNichols. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The funeral of Joseph Mccarthy took place this morning from the family residence on River street with a mass of requiem at St Francis Na- yier's church, by Father Fleming and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were George Bergin. Terrence Reynolds. Raymond Bolger. John Tyrrell. John Hartnett and Mar. tin Bowe. The floral tributes ;nclud- cd pillow from the family; standing cross. marked "Comrade," Terrence Reynolds, George Bergin. Martin Bowe and Raymond Bolger: bouquets Nellie Hartnett. Katherine Cassin, Mary and Nellie Kelly. Mr and Mrs Schrock, Mir and Mrs C. Mulvey, Gervase and Madeleine Null lany.
 The remains of William Derwin, who died in Chicago. arrived in Wa terbury yesterday and were removed to the residence of his aunt, Mrs Legge on Jewelry street. ;n charge of Undertaken Mulville. and escorted by guard from Liscom camp. Spanish War Veterans. The funeral took place this morning with . mass of requiem at St Thomas church by Father Sullivan and inter- rnent in St Joseph's cemetery. The l bearers were Samuel Lucas. Thomas Donahue. Joseph Bagley. Walter Leg | ge. John Nolan and Maurice Walsh. i The floral offerings included a pillow. | inscribed "Comrade.' from tho Span- | isl War Veterans: shcaf of wheat, | Mrs Katherine Legge.
 Mark simpson. one of the best i known colorcd men in Waterbury I lied at noon yesterday, at his homo. ! , Sarsfield street. from tho effects of | , cancer on his tongue from which he lad been a long sufferer. He was born in South Carolina. hut came north after the war and lOcate.l in | He took an isterest in port and when the boys used to meet some years ago in tho west end meadows for practice. none cf them lot excepting Roger Connor. could ,io ,cfter work than Mark Simpson He followed the business of whitewss.I- ng and could do a good job with the ,rlSh. When not occupied hc stop ,ed around Exchange place and had smile and how-sio for cverylssly- He : survived by his wife. The funeral Will take place "Wednesday morning if 10 o'clock to the Pearl street IA- VI. Il ;. Zion church. The burial will be in