The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-01
OBITUARY

Many sorroWing relatives and
friends attended the funeral OF
Mathilda, wife of the late Aloysius
Barske. which was held Saturday
morning at 9 from the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. T. B. Green, 2049 Main
street, and from st. Joseph'S German
r. G. church. where a solemn high
mass was held half hour later, Rev.
Father Dahme acting as celebrant.
Father Krause, pastor of st. Michael
church, Westerly, Conn, as deacon,
and Father BaumeisBter pastor. Of ST.
Mary's church, Willin1antic as sub
deacon. At the offertory, Joseph Wei
Ter sang AVE Maria, and as the re-
mains were being borne from the
church, Miss Theresa Poke rendered
shall I Be Forgotten The pail
bearers were Messrs Anton Herb.
John Saur, Frank Casper, John
SCHNEIDER, Philip Roehrig and George
Vorschmitt. Father Dahme held the
committal service at the grave in the
family plot in st. MichaePs ceme-
terry.
Emily May Cole, in her sixteenth
year, passed away Saturday evening
at the home of her parents, 534 Allan
tic street, after a short illness. Being
possessed Of a charming disposition,
she made many friends. She attend
ed Prospect school, being in her last
year. and was one Of the most popu-
lar girls in the section wherein she
resided. Rev A. c. Thompson will
officiate at the funeral services which
are to be held at her home. The
paNbearers are to be Edward Dona-
hue, Frederick Reilly, Harry O'Leary,
John Nicolson. Charles O'Connell and
William Roache
While preparing the MONDAY meal
yesterday May, wife of Thomas Mino-
que, of II Freeman street, was stricken
with an attack of heart failure, pass
ing away before medical attention
iner F. B. Downs issued a certificate
Of death due to heart disease. The
fatal attack came without warning to
her family, who are grief stricken.
She enjoyed unusual good health, the
family having no intinra ton that her
end was so near. She was in her
Goth year and had been a resident of
this city for many years. She is sur
vived by her husband, one daughter,
Mrs Catherine Munson. Of HOLSTER
flights, and one son, Thomas Mino-
que.
John Hennessey. a we'll known res
ldent of East Bridgeport. residing at
1901 Seaview avenue, died suddenly
Saturday evening shortly after mid
night while in the yard in the rear
of Campana's store in Stratford ave-
nue.. He was seized with an attack
of heart failure. resulting in his death
He was a teamster by trade, and is
survived by a widow, five daughters,
Mrs. John Flahaven. wife of Patrol
man F'lahaven; Mary, Marguerite,
Katherine and Annie, and two sons,
John and Thomas
Funeral services over the remains of
David Conglong were held yesterday
at his late home, Il High street, at 5
o'clock, Rev. E. J. Craft, rector Of
Christ Episcopal church, conducting
the services. Interment was in Park
cemetery
The remains of Mrs. Peter Koehm
were laid at rest Saturday afternoon
in Park cemetery. following services
from her late home in Brooks street.
an0 thence to the German Reformed
church where Rev. Herman G. Weimer
conducted the services. Delegations
from Freundschaft Rebekah lodge, I.
O. o. F., and E1nigkeit lodge, Sisters
of Herman, of New Haven, escorted
the remains to the cemetery where
the rights of the order were exempli-
fed The bearers were Michael
Oeffinger Henry Buchanan Charles
Kistner, Henry Speiser, Charles Rouse
and Andrew F,eith.