The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-06
was 59 years of age, and unmarried.

l The funeral of Patrick Brown was held Saturday morning from his home in Hollister street, Stratford, at S:3O, and St. James Church with high mass of requiem at 9 o'clock. Many beau l tiful floral offerings surrounded the mass. Mrs. James Sexton and Miss Lillian OConnor rendered appropriate hymns during the mass, and as the body was. borne from the church John Hughes rendered Face to Face" The
 pail bearers were John Dalton, Will Cuddy, James McGuire and John D.. Shaw. Interment was in St. Mich aePs cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs. Henrietta Stan icy Banta was held yesterday after Mrs. Smith c. Blackman, 993 North avenue, at 2:3O, Rev. John M. Brown and Rev. Morgan Millar officiating. Beautiful floral tributes surmounted the bier. The pail bearers were Dea- cons l.. A. Skinner, w. J. Grippen, pie, and Henry Cook. Interment was in Mountain Grove cemetery.
 Frederick William Behrens ST., father of the president of the Board of Charities, and for many years a died at IS home 94 Maple street, yes terday aged Fl years. MT. Behrens was native of Bremen, Germany. He became a contractor in this city about 30 years ago, winning the con- fdence and respect of the business world, and establishing a large circle of friends. Surviving him are three sons, F. William, Jr., and Henry A. of this city, Chris of Los Angeles, and three daughters, Miss Kate, Mrs. Leo Schmidt, and Mrs. A. Budde. There are five grandchildren.
 The funeral of Susan, widow of An drew Mcintyre was held from the home of her son, Thomas Mcintyre, in Bunnel1 street at 2:30 this afternoon. Many relatives and friends attended.
 Interment was in Lakeview cemetery. The funeral of Miss Nora OSulli- van was held from the undertaking parlors of the J. H. Carroll Burial Co.,. and the Sacred Heart church yes- officiated There were many hand
 some flowers. notably a beautiful wreath from the employees of the Ann
 erican Graphophone Co. The pail bearers were William Connor, William
 Heron, Hanford Biglow Cornelius l B. Wilcox. Interment was in the family plot in St. Michaeis ceme- tery.
 The death of Margaret A., wife Of Thomas R. Boylan occurred early yesterday at her home, 357 Pequon- mock street Mrs. Boylan was 45 years of age She is survived by her | husband and one son, Thomas F. Boylan. She formerly resided in Dan bury. Conn, where burial will be made | tomorrow.
 | Funeral services over the remains l of Anna B. Tanner. whose death oc- cured at the St. Lawrence hospital 1 in New York on Friday were held at the home of her brother, William J. noon Interment was in Mountain Grove cemetery
 Eliza Jane, widow of Harmon F. Jud- l son. a resident of WoOdbury, Conn.,, died at the home of her nephew, Hen ry E. Bishop, 412 Stratfo avenue, yesterday afternoon. Mrs Judson
 came here from her home in Wood
 bury 10 days ago, to visit, and shortly strangulated hernia. An operation
 was deemed inadvisable. Her condi- | tion gradually grew worse until the end came yesterday. Mrs. Judson
 was born in Woodbury April 27, 1929. | She had resided there practically all | her life. and was one of the leading members of St. Paul's church of that town She became a widow last De- | cember Surviving her are five chil-
 dren. Mrs. Jervis E. Thompson of Wa
 terbury. Charles H. Judson of Troy, O..
 Frank B. Judson of New Haven, Mrs
 Frank Thompson and Arthur E. Jud-
 son of Woodbury.