The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-20
OBITUARY

i Clarence E. Phelps of GA Connec-
ticut avenue died suddenly Saturday
at the Bridgeport hospital. He had
been in i'll health for some time, but
well known in this city and had TAX
en- an active part in military circles.
He was, up to three years ago, post
ordnance sergeant of the Bridgeport
State armory. He also served as a
member Of both Cos B and e Of the
old Fourth. and Third Regiments and
at one time was quartermaster ser
geant Of Co. B. He was q member
Of Camp No. so, w. o. w. He was
employed with the Singer Manufac-
turing CO. He Is survived by a widow,
two daughters and three sons. a sis
ter, Mrs. ]. E. Nettieton OF New Ha-
ven and two brothers. B. w. Phelps
of Providence and C. A. Phelps OF
New Haven.
Elizabeth Louisa, widow of julius
r. Wolff. died, Saturday evening, at
her home 9S3 North avenue, after a
lingering illness. She is survided by
one son, William Robert Wolff and
two brothers, Rudolf and William
Marquart.
William Mohyde, died yesterday, at
his home lot Caroline street after a
months Illness with Bright's disease.
He Is survived by a daughter. Julia
and two sons, Timothy and John. He
was member Of the Park City lodge,
F. Of A.
News has just been received in this
city of the death in Montreal, Can,
of Memere Christian, who was form
erly housekeeper for the late Rev.
Father Desaulniers, pastor of St An
thongs church. The news Of her
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by the practitioners Of st. Anthonys
church by whom she was beloved.
When father Desaulniers died last Oc-
tober in Canada where he had gone
to recuperate he left provision in his
will that his old housekeeper should
days, and that she was to have his
room at his home in Canada.
Freda, wife of Hans I. Miller died
Saturday after an illness Of six weeks
with pneumonia at her home, Var
rington court at the age of SO years
She is survived by her husband, one
daughter and four sons.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs Helen Leikovsky were held from
her home in Madison avenue Saturday
morning and thence to st. Joseph's
church where Rev. Hubert Dahme
offertory Joseph Weller rendered
ave Maria" and at the conclusion Of
the mass, Beautiful Isle of Some
where At the home the ritual Of
Dorothea Stamm, Daughters Of POGO
hontas, u. o. r. M. were exemplified.
A delegation from Branch No. 957, l..
C. B. A. attended. The bearers were
Andrew Schneider, Sebastian Utz, An
ton Herb, Charles Laufer, Fred Roeh-
rich and Philip Roehrig, all members
of the st. Joseph society. Interment
was in st. Michael's cemetery.
The funeral of Millicent NJ, daugll-
ter of Ralph w. and Clara Barnes
was held yesterday afternoon from the
home Of the parents, so Vine street at
o'clock, Rev. E. J. Craft, pastor Of
Christ Episcopal church conducting
the services. Interment was in Noun
tain Grove cemetery.
Funeral services over the remains of
Sylvester Smith of New Haven, father
of DR. Edward s. Smith Of this city
were held Saturday from his home in
College street and were largely at
tended He was 30 years Of age and
had been a resident of the Elm city
for "a years.
All that is mortal of Walter E.
Moss, son Of Mrs. Martha e. Edwards
and the late Arthur j. Moss, rest in
a flower bedecked grave in Lakeview
cemetery. His remains were inferred
yesterday afternoon following services
from the home Of his mother at 46 Lib
erty street at 1870 o'clock and thence
to Trinity church where the Episcopal
burial service was conducted by Rev.
Father Gomph. The full vested choir
of which the deceased was once So
loist assisted in the services. Between
prayer they rendered, Radiant Morn"
Peace, Perfect Peace" and "Jesus
Lives" Father Gomph accompani ed
the remains to the cemetery where he
read the Episcopal committal services.
The full membership Of the A. B. c.
club in whose affairs the deceased al
ways took prominent part turned
out in a body, and also went to the
cemetery. The bearers were Arthur
C.. Whitney, Frank H. J. Lyle and Ed
ward s. Lewis from the A. B. c. club,
Frank O'Rourke, Ernest Winterbern
and George Blewett.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth john
son, mother Of DR.. j. Murray Johnson,
was held this morning at $3.50 o'clock
from her late residence 81 Seymour
street, and half an hour later at st.
Mary's church where solemn high re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated. The Rev.
Father Murphy officiated as celebrant.
Father Mcdonald, sub-deacon and