Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well Known People Who Have Beer
 Called Away.

The funeral of Peter, infant soii oi MT and Mrs Nicholas Sparatto or
 North Elm street, took place yester- day afternoon with interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 The funeral of Elizabeth c. Eng fish will be held from the family resi-
 dence on Bank street to St Patricks
 church at S:30 o'clock tomorrow
 morning.
 Daniel Donovan, aged 43 years, died at his home, 27 Water street, last night at 10 o'clock, tfter a two days illness with kidney trouble. He was we'll known throughout the city,
 having resided here many years. and was employed at the Matthew x
 Willard plant He is survived by
 one sister, Miss Margaret Donovan,
 and two brothers, John and Patrick
 Donovan. The funeral will be held Thursday morning. The remains
 will be taken to Ansonia for burial
 in charge of Undertaken 3ergin.
 Isaie Bernier died this morning
 at his home, 25 South Leonard street. The deceased was, born at St Barnabe, Canada, February l., 1842, and was one of the oldest
 French Canadian residents of Wa terbury. Besides his wife he leaves
 nine children, four sons and five daughters The sons are Louis, Na- poleon, Victor and Oscar Bernier. The daughters are Sister Victorine of Hotel Dieu. St Hyacinth, Canada, Sister Marie des Agnes of Hotel
 Dieu, Montreal, Cordelia Bernier, Mrs Edward Beaulac and Mrs P F. Pilon MT Bernier came to Water bury eighteen years ago and has lived here ever since.
 Robert Henry Williams, formerly | foreman of the shipping department at. Benedict & Burnham's plant. died at his home at S6 Washington street | last evening He is survived by his | wife and two daughters, Katherine and Florence; one sister, Mrs Henry Welton of Bridgeport; also two step- sons, John and Edward McNerney He was native of New York, but had lived here about twenty years. He was member of Court Wolf Tone. r. of A., and of the Woodmen of the World. The funeral will be held to-
 morrow morning at S:30, with ser vices at St Francis Xavier church at g o'clock. The burial will be in St
 Joseph's cemetery. Friends will
 please omit flowers. ... Herbert Moran, the 16-year-old
 son of James Moran of this city, | who was taken i'll in Torrington Sat I urday, died at the Waterbury hos pital this morning about 4:90 o'clock. DTS r. G. Graves and H. G. Anderson operated on the boy l yesterday for intestinal extraction, | but the youth never rallied from the | operation and sank rapidly since late
 in the afternoon. Moran's case was very peculiar. his illness being | caused by eating peanuts and ba-
 nanas. Saturday afternoon he went
 to Torrington apparently as well as | ever. It seems that shortly after he arrived there he ate some bananas l and also bought a pint of peanuts. After partaking of the fruit and the | nuts he complained of having pains in his stomach and was compelled
 to go to bed. Yesterday morning
 he was brought to the Waterbury
 hospital as he had become worse
 during the night. At the hospital
 the doctors saw the only hope of
 saving the boys life was to operate for intestinal extraction. The shock
 was too much for the boy and the
 operation only heightened the
 youths life few hours longer. Un-
 til a short time ago young Moran was employed as. assistant time- keeper at the Benedict & Burnham | factory. Besides his father, he Is
 survived by stepmother, two broth-
 CTS. William and George, and one
 sister, Helen. His father was for | many years an employe Of the Plume & Atwood company, but re-
 gently purchased farm near the | East Mountain reservoir. The body
 was taken to the home of his broth- CT, William Moran. at 99 Cole street,
 by Undertaken Lunny. The funeral