Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-16
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well Known People Who Have Been
Called Away.


The funeral of Joseph Hodge, who
died Saturday, took place this after
noon from his late home on Eas
Main street with interment in Cal.
vary cemetery.
The funeral of the late Leonardo
Ciresi, infant son of Mr. and Mrs Syl'
vester Ciresi of 448 East Main street
was held yesterday afternoon prayers
of Lourdes church. Interment was
in Calvary cemetery.
The funeral of the late Pasquale
Sanford, infant son of Mr. and Mrs
Sylvester S. Sanford, of SIT East
Main street, was held yesterday af-
ternoon. Prayers were read over the
body at Our Lady of Lourdes church
and burial was in Calvary cemetery
The funeral of John Lynch was
largely attended yesterday afternoon
from the family residence, 901 Bank
street, with service at st Patrick {
church by Father Gleason and inter-
ment in st Joseph's cemetery. The
bearers were James Daley, Roger
Lynch, Michael O'Day, James Kear-
ney, William Madden and John
Kearney.
The funeral of John Schonrock was
held this morning from his late re-
sidence in Waterville with mass OF
requiem at st Michaels church by
Father Traynor and interment in
Calvary cemetery. The bearers were
James Burns, Frank Mcmahon, James
McLarney, Frank Lachance. Charles
Hurlburt and William Carney.
John j. Leary died last night
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Leary, AZ Fuller street. Be-
sides his parents he leaves sister
Mary, and a brother, James. He wa:
nineteen years of age and had
bright future before him. He was a
pupil at the Crosby High school, but
was obliged to give up his studio
last December on account of i'll
health. He was very popular boy
and his death is great blow to tn,
family. The funeral will be held to
the Immaculate Conception church a
$3.50 tomorrow morning. The bur-
ial will be in new st Joseph's GENE
terry.
Thomas Larkin died last night al
the residence of his daughter. Mrs
Patrick Cayanaugh, Ga Dikeman
street. Besides Mrs Cavanaugh he
leaves three other daughters, Mrs
John Greaney, Miss Julia Larkin and
Sister Mary Enda of st Agnes convent
Bridgeport, also sister, Mrs Mary
Duffy of New Britain. Mr. Larkin
came here from New Britain about
twenty years ago and entered the en-
ploy of the Scovill Manufacturing Co
where he remained for about ten
years. The funeral will be held &c
the Immaculate Conception church
next Wednesday morning. The re-
mains will be taken to New Britain
for burial.
Mrs Hugo Schultz, better known as
Alexander, died Saturday af-
ternoon at st Vincent's hospital in |
as the result of a very
serious operation. She was a devoted
mother and will be greatly missed by
The many friends who knew her. She |
caves her husband and four children,
i've sisters, Miss Mollie AIexan.
Ter, Mrs George Graham and Miss S. |
Gardner Of this city, Mrs James Puri- |
an Of West Haven and Mrs James
smith OF Orange, Mass, also one
brother. William Alexander of Col 4
insville. Funeral services will be
held from her home at SOS Hancock
venue. Tuesday afternoon by the
Rev Mr. Mauser. Interment in Noun
ain Grove cemetery, Bridgeport.
Michael Madden, for many year:
'ast a resident Of Middlebury, died or
afternoon at the home Of
lis son. Michael F. Madden. II Cos
eft street. this city, after brief ILL.,
less. Besides his wife, he Is survived
y three sons. James Of OakyiIle, vii.
lam and Michael Of this city. Also
hree sisters. Mrs Oliver Blansfieis
nd Mrs Patrick Cronan of this efty
nd Mrs Thomas o'DonnelI Of Ire
and. One brother, Timothy. Of Ire
and also survives. The funeral wa
ED this morning with a mass Of re-
uiem at the Immaculate Conception
hureh by Father Broderick and in.
erment in st Ioseph's cemetery. The
carers. all nephews Of the deceased
Tere: James Madden, Michael Mad
en-. David Cronan. John BIansf1sId
DanieI Blansfield and John Cronau
he floral tributes included a pfIEou
larked Husband" from his wife:
ross lettered Father. from hi
Dus. and a wreath inscribed Broth
:, from Mrs Patrick Cronan: shea
{ wheat and carnations. Vincent L
nd Mary CrUnan: bouquets. Mr. ant
Trs William I.aforfe- Mrs Thouas
INNS and family. Peter Slater an.
amiIY. John sane