Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-10
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

well Anown People Who Have Seen
 Called Away.
 The funeral of Elizabeth Mckee
 was held this morning from the fam
 fly residence on East Liberty street
 to St Francis Xavier's church, where
 mass of requiem was celebrated by
 the Rev Father Curtin. During the
 service Miss Elizabeth Dunn rem
 dered Pie Jesu" and Some Sweet
 Day" The bearers were Thomas
 Lawlor, Matthew Lawlor, Robert
 Tucker, Thomas Howard, James Ma
 lone and William Hickey. The floral
 tributes included the following pieces: Broken heart, sisters and
 brothers; standing cross and mound
 lettered "Shopmate," empioyes Wa
 terbury Button Co; standing wreath and mound, employees Smith & Griggs; Gates Ajar, surmounted with dove, employees E. D. SiEions's room, button department Scovill Manufac- turing Co; pillow lettered Rest" MT and Mrs T. J. Horigan; standing harp lettered Friend" John Kelly, Dayton, O.; wreaths of roses, Mrs T. Cronin, Mrs M. Healy, Mrs w. Bren- nan, James and Catherine Mckee,
 Winsted; wreath, Mrs T.. Burns, Miss K. Horigan: basket white roses, the Misses Sadie and Jennie McAvoy; basket pink and white roses, Misses Nellie and Josephine Leeny; basket pink and white roses, John and Will liam Reilly; basket pink roses, MT and Mrs J. F. O'Brien; cross, Misses Katie and Mary Degnan; bouquets, pink carnations, Mrs T. Cronin, Mrs w. Brennan, James and Catherine Me- kee, Winsted; white carnations. Mrs B. Healy; pink carnations, Henry Walsh; pink roses, Misses Anna Egan, Emily Espelin; pink carna- tions, MT and Mrs John Hannou; pink carnations, Matthew Lawlor, Torrington; Easter lilies, MT and Mrs Thomas Lawlor; pink carna- tions, Miss Mary Lawlor, Torring- ton; red carnations, Mr and Mrs Robert Tucker, Torrington; pink carnations, Helen Sheridan; pink and white carnations, Miss Mamie Burke, Mrs J. Therian, Winsted; pink car nations, Mrs and Jennie German; red carnations, Anna and Kittie Early; white roses, J. M. Walsh and family, New Haven; red and white carna- tions, Agnes and Bessie Lynch; red carnations and ferns, Miss Josephine Parker; white roses, Thomas A. Howard; white roses, Miss Mary Ray; white carnations and ferns, Bessie and Agnes Lynch: pink and white carnations. Mrs E. Hyland, Miss Lena Moore; pink and white roses and ferns, Misses Belle Staff ford, Lillie McAvoy. Mamie Phelan; pink carnations, Mrs Sarah Scully; sweet peas and ferns, Allie Stickles, New Britain; pink carnations, Sake & Floto. The out of town persons included the following. Timothy Cronin, John Mckee. Catherine Mo- Kee, Mrs Therian, Mary Burke, Mar garet Shea, Winsted; Robert Tucker, Beatrice Tucker. Theresa and May Lawlor, Torrington; Mrs O. J. Stickles, New Britain; John Kelly,
 ~"s eSis Ss hC NtIt tdhtu to Winsted for burial in charge of J. H. Mulville.
 The funeral of William Buckley took place from his home, 42G North Main street, this morning at z o'clock. The remains were taken to Derby, for interment. The pallbearers were Augustus H. Wallace. Frank Cater. Frank Spellman, Charles Dwyer Charles Dudley. Clarence Dwyer The floral offerings were very beauti- ful. Among them being a pillow from his wife marked "Husband;" a wreath from his family. Mir and Mrs Mccarthy and Helen Buckley; harp, Mir and Mrs Willis Conklin and family and Mrs E. Conk- lin; standing piece, Faith. Hope and Indian We'll, r. of A., Der by; standing piece, Faith, Hope and employees department 21, Clock Co; roses, Mrs F. NJ. Cutting and family; cross, Mir and Mrs Gilbert Walden and brother; harp. Mir and Mrs Keller. Mir and Mir, basket of flowers. Miss Julia Martin and Walter Malsch; calla lilies, w. N. and W. r. Ladd; wreath roses, Miss Julia Cuddy and Miss An na Lannon; roses and lilies. Clarence and May Mckay; bouquets, roses, Mrs Arthur Conklin, MT and Mrs Jo- seph Brennan: roses. carnations, A. H. Wallace and Mrs Carlin: roses, NJ. ]. Havican: carnations, Robbie and Edna: carnations. Miss Peters and family, Mrs Margaret Gilhuly. Miss Ray Smith. Mir and Mrs Charles Pal mer, Mir and Mrs George Snagg, Mrs Lillian Mcclellan. Sake & F1oto.