The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-21
OBITUARY

Sarah. wife of Michael Brady, 361 Benham avenue, died at her home last night from the ff1firrnitfes of eages News of her demise will be received
 ss1th regret by large circle of friends and acquaintances who esteemed her for her many sterling qualities. She was a faithful members of St. Angus tines church where she attended al- most constantly during her 50 years family she was a fine type of the true Irish mother. She is survived by husband, four sons, Frank C., John, Thoas s htan and James as wsn sI,a5, as Mrs Robert Wells, of New Haven, and Miss Elizabeth Brady. Fourteen grandchildren also survive. Three of plumbers in this city, Frank c. be- ing in business for himself and John and Thomas being associated in busi- ness-
 After a lingering illness at her home, 545 Central avenue, death yes terday claimed Mrs. Elizabeth David son, wife of William Davidson. The deceased was 45 years of age and be- sides her husband is survived by one daughter.
 Z George H. Hall,a dwell known col- ored man living at 18 Reservoir ave- nue, died of heart disease at his home Der of the Park City lodge, I. O. O. F., and for some time had been employ
 
 sprinkling work.
 The funeral of John Mahoney was held from his late home. 51 West o'clock and from the Sacred Heart church at o'clock, where a. high reagiem ,aau m mass was sung sung for the re- largely attended and the casket was surrounded by many handsome floral tokens which showed the esteem in 47HN trn 1---1 -1 TT was man of genial disposition and well liked by all who knew him. He was a devoted husband and fond children have the sympathy of their wide circle of friends in his bereave- ment.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Campbell who died on Friday last, were held today at her late residence, e3a, esa Brooas street, Rev. J. MacLaren was in Mountain Grove cemetery.
 many years resident in Bridgeport has been reported from Paw1fng, N F.. where the deceased has lately resided. His death was due to a. run away horse and Mrs. Norton who was with him at the time is seriously i'm jured.
 Requiem high mass will be ee1e brated in St. Joseph's church, Madi- son avenue, for the repose of the soul of Hubert Dahme, father of Rev. Hubert Dahme, the pastor, whose death at his home in Auchefl, Rhein Province, Germany, at the aged of 76 years occurred last week on the very eve of his sons departure for Europe to visit him. He had been i'll but a 1 short time and the news came as a l severe shock to Father Dahme The deceased for many years twas co1lec- tor of customs for the province in | which he lived and is survived by a l wife, five sons, four daughters, and five grandchildren.
 Funeral services for Miss Julia Cummings, daughter of Jeremiah | Cummings. sos South avenue. who died at her fathers residence on Fri l day night after a short illness were | held at the home at 8:3O this morn ing, requiem mass being celebrated in the Church of the Sacred Heart at g l o'clock. Interment was in St. Michaers cemetery The deceased was among the best known young women of the south End and her loss is deeply re- gretted by her legion of friends
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