Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

Well Known People Who Have Been l Called Away.
 The funeral of Mrs Ellen Hughes
 will be held from the family resi-
 dence on Center street to the Im-
 maculate Conception church at S:30
 o'clock tomorrow morning. The
 burial will be in St Joseph's ceme-
 tery.
 Miss Mary Roper, the 17-years-old
 daughter of MT and Mrs William
 Roper of 284 Hamilton avenue,
 died last night. Besides her par ents she leaves three brothers,
 George, William and John, also
 three sisters, Jennie, Margaret Snd
 Gertrude. The deceased was a
 member of the Soda1ity of the Chill | parish. The funeral will take place | Saturday morning with mass of
 requiem at the Sacred Heart church
 and interment in new St Joseph's
 cemetery.
 Michael Horigan died this morn-
 ing at his home, 206 Baldwin street. | Besides his widow he leaves four
 children, Edward, Margaret, Kath- leen and Frederick, three brothers
 and three sisters, Dennis, Thomas and Patrick Horigan, Mrs Mary Murphy, Mrs Joseph Burns and Miss
 Katherine Horigan. MT Horigan
 was a native of Ireland, but came
 to this country about 2S years ago ! and located in Detroit, Mich, where he remained until he removed to Waterbury 21 years ago, and went to work at the tube mill at Bene- dict & Burnham's, remaining there
 until he was taken i'll. He was a
 Forester and owned considerable property in the neighborhood where he lived. The funeral will be held Saturday morning with a mass Of requiem at the Immaculate Concep-
 tion church and interment in new
 St Joseph's cemetery. Friends VIII please omit flowers.
 The funeral of the late William Schuler was held yesterday after noon at 3:30 o'clock from the fam fly residence, IT West Porter street. The Rev Paul Lempke officiated at the services. The floral contributions were many and beautiful: Pillow lettered Son." from parents; stand ing wreath lettered Brother" sis ters and brother-in-law; standing an- chor. w. H. Borchardt and employees; bouquet of roses, Mrs Richter; bas- ket of carnations. Mir and Mrs Yes teryig; basket of carnations, Mrs Seibold and family; bouquet of lilies, MT and Mrs Charles Engling; bou- auet of white roses, pupils of seventh grade of Duggan school; wreath, Mrs Henrietta Ebel; wreath, MT and Mrs Zimmerman; bouquets. aunt and uncle, Mir and Mrs Albert Griel, Mir and Mrs Charles Meyer, c. c. Atwood and Charles Erik, Mir and Mrs Will liam Yehle, Mrs Bartz and Mrs Wen dehack, Mrs Candy and Johnny, MT and Mrs Valentine Hassell and fam fly, Mir and Mrs Charles Hassell and family, Mir and Mrs Charles Schmidt, Mrs Rose Ebel and family, MT and Mrs Frank Noble. Mrs c. l.. Hellmann and Charles Norton, MT and Mrs Katz. Charles Rick and Mrs Pauline Rick, MT and Mrs Charles Jackie, Mrs Jacob Ruteshauser, Miss Katherine Grozenbach and Miss Pau line Stage, Miss Margaret Dillon, Miss Stump and family, Sake & Floto. Mir and Mrs E. c. Steinmann, Mrs Klauberg and family, playmates; buttonhole bouquet, Miss Lucy KIawberg. The pallbearers were: Rudolph Slebold, Otto Siebold, 1 George Erk, Gustave Klawberg, liar " Hellmann. Louis Borehardt.
 The funeral of Mrs Vincent Orlando ! was largely attended this morning 1 from the family residence on Union street to the church of Our Lady of 1 Lourdes on South Main street where 1 a solemn mass of requiem vas ceIe- | brated by the pastor, Rev Michael ] Earam with Father O'Brien as dea- con and Father Valentine sub-dcacon. After the service Some Sweet Day" was rendered by Miss Maria Bauby. 1 The service at the grave in new St | Joseph's cemetery, where the burial l took place. was conducted by tho Rev l Father Valentine. the vast assemhlage kneellng and answering the responses. ! was rendered by Miss Marie Bluby. 1 The bearers were Peter Bauhy. Ios- ] eIh Bauby. Felix Maineli. Jghn Char | izio. Antonio Dandrea. Nicholas Pao- 1 iueci. Floral offerings were as follows: l Large pillow. Vincent Orlando thus ! band: large werath. Joseph and Louis Orlando Gsonsl: standing Tyre. Mir 1. and Mrs Dandrea tdaughterl. large l standing cross with dove. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Paolucei ldauEhterl. two [ vreaths. Nicholas Dandrea. New York: two wreaths. Mr and Mrs i Frank Farr. Middletown: basket. Mr and Mrs Niehola DiNezro. Torring- ton: pillow Friend" Mr and Mrs Felix MInell. Hartford: basket Mr and Mrs L. Spugnardo. Hartford: 4 sheaf of wheat and wreath. Mr and I Mrs ]. Barbiero. Naugatuck. anchor. lfriendsD. Mir and Mrs Joseph Bauby: I cross ffriendsl. Mir and Mrs Alex snder Dallas: wreath lfriendsl. Mir and Mrs I. De Luises crescent { lfriendsl. Mir and Mrs Joseph Summa and family. cross ffrisnasl. Mrs SsEInsrdI. wreath of ruse<. w. D. Rich ardson. wreath. Save < Floto. eouquet of Easter lilies. T A Hynes. x sounuef pink carnations. Mr and Mrs