Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-13
vile will officiate, and the interment will be in the Crockett cemetery.

| vile will officiate, and the intermenr will be in the Crockett cemetery.
 Charles Deardon, aged 6S yeas, died suddenly Saturday night from the effects of paraytic shock which he suffered last Monday. He was Il watchman at Berbecker x Rowland's and was well liked by all who knew him. Besides his wife, he leaves one daughter, Mrs William Gilman of Terryville, and a sister, who resides in England The funeral took place this morning with q mass of requiem at St MichaePs church by Father Traynor and interment in new St Jo- sephs cemetery. After the service Miss Margaret Delaney rendered Nearer My God to Thee,' and One Sweetly Solemn Thought" The pas tor spoke on the good qualities of the deceased, dwelling at some length upon his excellent character The bearers were Edward Wickwire, Ed- ward Barrett. William Dunn, John Mclaughlin, James Cavanaugh and John Humphreys.
 The funeral of Thomas Mulvaney "po liCiu lloli lllS lColuGuCSB 95 Baldwin street, yesterday after noon with service at the Immaculate Conception church by Father O'Brien and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were John Fitzmaurice, Daniel Grif- fin and Patrick Barrett, from Court Meany, F. of A., William Lawlor, William Kelly and John Cronin, rep- resenting Barcelona council, K. of c. The floral tributes included a wreath and broken column from the wife and children of the deceased; pillow from Mrs Mallett, sister of the de- ceased; cross, Thomas Kelly's bakers and drivers; wreath, Margaret Grady and Katherine McGill; wreath, MT and Mrs John Phelan; sheaf of wheat, Bakers union; sheaf of wheat, Sake & Floto; basket of roses, Woolworth's clerks. A re- quiem mass was celebrated this morning.
 The double funeral of John Malone and his daughter Miss Anna Malone, took place this morning from the fam- fly residence on West Clay street with a mass of requiem at St Patricks church by Father Gleeson and inter- ment in new St Joseph's cemetery. After the service, Mrs .J. Boyce ren- dered, Nearer My God to Thee' The bearers for Mr Malone were John Fitzgerald, Richard O'Brien, James Courtney ST, William Murray, Frank Mcdonald and Timothy Fitzgerald. Tho halp Iol John J .O'Brien, James Fitzmaurice, Matthew Sweeney, Walter Hennessey, John COOney, Christopher Lawlor. The floral tributes included pillows marked Father and Sister" from the fam- ily standing cross, Mir and Mrs J. Cos tenbader: crescent, the Misses Annie and Katie Mccormack; wreath, Mrs F. l.. Martin: wreath, Mir and Mrs Dubic; sheaf of wheat, Sake X Floto; bouquets. Mr and Mrs E. J. Reardon, Mrs McGregor, Miss Douchette, Miss N Walsh. C. Mahon, Catherine Cos tenbader. the Misses Annie and Ca- therine Julia Walsh, Katie, Clara and Letitia Dodds, Mrs Jackson, Mrs All man, Mrs Burnett. The death of Miss Malone occurred Friday afternoon and her father, who was i'll for some time, passed away Saturday after noon.
 William Patrick, son of Mir and Mrs William Matthews, 59 Scovill street, died Saturday night. The fu- neral was held yesterday afternoon with interment in new St Joseph's The bearers were Pat rick Burke, Patrick Cronan, Patrick Brennan and Thomas Drury. The floral tributes included a wreath from A. H. Cleveland; bouquets, Margaret Riley. Francis Matthews, Mary Drury, Mir and Mrs Barrett, Miss O'Rourke.
 In Memory of "BEster." God has taken back ou~ darling,
 Placed our loved one 'mong his
 flowers.
 Taken back the treasure lent us,
 To brighte' home tban ours.
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