Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-11
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Bces
 Called Away.

be held from the family residence on River street to St Francis Xavier church at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning
 James Keane. the nine years old son of MT and Mrs James J. Keane of 40 East Main street, fell from a wagon on South Elm street yester- day afternoon and received serious injuries. He was rendered uncon- scious and one wound took fifteen stitches to close It. The end board of the vehicle got loose, and the youngster, who was hanging on was dropped to the ground. Dr Grady and Dr Mcdonald rendered medical aid. The funeral of Isabelle Marie Gren- fer was held Monday afternoon at 2:45 from 878 Baldwin street to St Anne's church, where services were held by Father O'Brien. The burial was in Calvary cemetery. The pail bearers were Louis Ayotte, William Oliver, Ernest Bernier, Ralph Promo vost, Henry Vezin and Dollar Char boneau. Among the floral offerings were the following: Wreath from the thimble room of the Scovlll Man ufacturing Co; bouquets, MT and Mrs A. Bourgeois, MT and Mrs J. Phaneuf, Mrs Pelletier, Miss Marion Laird, Mrs Leary, Mrs Laneville and family and Mrs Brennan.
 Narcisse Bergeron, aged 54 years, died last evening at his home, 28 West Dover street after a short ill., ness. The deceased had been a resi- dent of this city for the past twenty five years, coming here from Three Rivers, Canada, and was very well known and popular among the French Canadians of the city. He had been employed by the Scovill Manufacturing Co for the past twen- ty years. MT Bergeron was a mem- Der of the St Jean Baptiste society
 He is survived by seven children, Rose, Agnes, Matilda, Arthur, Lu- cien, Edward and Ernest. The fu- neral will be held from the family residence on Friday morning with services at St Anne's church.
 Daniel O'M. Condon died at 5 o'clock this morning at his home, 16 Porter street, after a lingering ill., ness. MT Condon was born in Lim- erick, Ireland, 62 years ago, and came to this country in 1871. A year later he was married in New York and removed to Waterbury, where he resided ever since. He was employed as blacksmith for twenty seven years at Benedict & Burnha n $ and filled similar position for about ! nine years at the Farrel Foundry and
 Machine Co. Besides his wife he I leaves two sons and one daughter Thomas J. Condon, principal of the
 Duggan school, Daniel k. and Mary R. Condon; also brother and sister
 in Ireland. The funeral will be held
 to St Patrick's church Friday morn
 ing. Friends will kindly omit flow. ers..
 The funeral of Edward F. Benham
 was held yesterday afternoon from
 his late home on Baldwin avenue
 with service at the Second Baptist l church by the Rev MT Vought, and 1 interment in Crockett cemetery. A | quartette rendered two selections Abide With Me- and I'm But 8 l Stranger Here" The church was l well filled with friends, acquaint-
 ances, neighbors and relatives of the
 deceased and respect was otherwise
 paid to the memory of MT Benham by
 the closing of several of the stores
 during the funeral in South Water
 bury, where the deceased had been a
 much respected resident for many years. MT Benham was a member of
 the Second Baptist church and was
 always willing to serve this institu.
 tion. The bearers at the funeral were
 four deacons of the church, R. G
 Snagg, Charles H. Cough, E. w Wightman, Dr John Mahony Charles
 E. Cough and J. Howard Adams.
 The funeral of Ernest Stieler, who
 died at his home on Beech street Monday night, will be held to-mor.
 row afternoon. at 2 o'clock with ser.
 vice by the Rev Dr Buckley and in- terment in Pine Grove cemetery. The deceased had resided in Waterbury for over thirty years and was one of the best known barbers in town. He
 was born in Stade, Germany, Decem- Der IS, 1S49. His father was for fourteen years member of the fam fly of Count Von Buelow, father of | the present chancellor of the German 1 empire. On October 6, 1878, he
 married in New York, Miss Augusta Weber who with seven children sur l wives him. The children are Mrs Har- old A. Burdick, Mrs Charles W. Mar shall, Harry M.. Frederick w., Helen, Clara and Ernest. He also leaves a | brother in Germany, and a sister, Mrs Helen Haubiel of this city, a | niece, Mrs Frederick Ehlers of Wa l terbury and nephew, Edward E.