The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-23
Deaths and Funerals.

One of the largest funerals seen in this city in long time was that of Rose A., wife of Patrick Burns, which
 was held from the late home, 101 Par allel street, at 8:30 today, and from St.
 Patrick's church at g, where Father
 Curran celebrated a mass of requiem. The choir which rendered the music
 incidental to the mass, were Misses
 Sadie Dillon. Julia daux. Jessie Mur-
 ray, and Wm. H. Clanpett Miss
 Sadie Dillon sang an Ave Maria at
 the offertory, Miss Jessie Murray sang
 Jesus Lover of My Soup, MT. Wm. Clanpett sang Beautiful Land on
 High As the body was being borne
 from the church the choir sang Near
 CT, My God, to Thee" Rev. Father
 Curran preached an eulogy on the de-
 ities and praising the deceased
 for her life of Christian piety.
 The exquisite floral offerings which
 surrounded the tier bore silent wit
 ness to the esteem in which the de-
 ceased was held. The pail bearers
 Brady, Martin Kelley, Michael Master
 son, Joseph Mccullough and Patrick
 Ryan. Rev. Father Curran accom-
 panied the funeral cortege to St. Mi
 chael's cemetery where interment took
 place, and renE the committal ser
 vice.
 Many sorrowing relatives and friends
 attended the funeral of William Il. Sullivan held yesterday morning from
 the home of his father, Patrick Sullt- van, 99 Atlantic street, at S:30 o'clock and from the Sacre1 Heart chur"h at where a solemn high mass Of re- quiem was sung by Rev. Matthew J. Judge, as celebrant, Rev. Edward F1tz- gerald, as deason, and Rev. T. tk Sweeney as sub-deacon. AS the pody was borne into the church the choir comprising Miss Margaret Cummings, Miss Molly Daley. MT. William Chew and MT. Elmer Joyce sang most feel ingly Beautiful Land on High" At the offertory Miss Cummings rendered 'sSafe in the Arms of Jesus." and at the recessional the choir sang "Nearer Sweeney delivered an eulogy over the departed, extolling in glowing terms the many Christian like qualities of the deceased. Among the man. floral pieces noticed, and which spoke only in a slight way of the esteem in which the deceased was held by his fellow citizens. was bouquet of roses from the Morning Telegram, on which paper he was employed as linotype opera tor. which trade he had learned in Brooklyn. being sent there by MT. George Hills, publisher of the Tele- l gram. The pail bearers were Charles Simmons, R. J. Gagnon and Thomas Gilmartin. all members of the Ma chinfsts' Union. of which the deceased l was a. member. and Harry Carroll l Frank Never and Frank Donovan. 1 Rev. Father Judge accompanied the remains to St. Michaeps cemetery and | read the committal services.
 Thomas Fitzgerald. aged 62, died last night at his late home, 1O4 Thompson | tocin i11nnGc H.. monia. The deceased was an employe of the Consolidated road and is sur vived by a widow, three sons, John, Thomas and William, and three daugh- ters, Katherine, Margaret and Annie.
 Michael F. Savage died this morning at his late home. 276 Railroad avenue, after a brief illness with pneumonia. The deceased is survived by a widow and two children.
 The funeral of Mrs. Ann Hughes was held this morning from the residence of her son-in-law. John R. Barschow. ;59 Main street. at 8:30 o'clock and from the Sacred Heart church at g where Rev. Father Fitzgerald sang a nigh mass of requiem. The pail bear ers were the Messrs. .Gudan. Card, AL Ian and Kiernan. Interment was in St. Michaels cemetery.
 Funeral services over the remains of Sylvester Balunus were held this from his late residence. 19 Railroad Court at S:30 o'clock and rom the Lithuanian Roman Catholic church on Park avenue at 9. Inter- nent was in St. MichaePs cemetery.
 Services over the remains of the late Elmer Ellsworth Hall were held last light at his late residence, 157 Wordin avenue, at D. m., the Rev. Earl Ken 1on officiating. The Adelphian lodge ,f Odd Fellows also held their services ,ver the remains. The body was talk en to Ossning this morning on the 9:0S o'clock train for burial.
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