The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-22

of St. Patrick's church who responded to Manager Isham's call, arrived in the Catholic church. Bright's disease was the cause of death. Medical Ex- aminer Garlick gave Funeral Direc- tors Cullinan & Mullins permission to take charge of the remains. Mrs. Harding was devout member of St. Mary's church; a member of the I hird Order of St. Francis of that church, which will meet at the be- reaved home tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Eight children survive. They are Mrs. Charles Haggerty. Mrs. and Catherine and James F.. Andrew Joseph c. and William Harding.
 Ida Hallaman, wife of Alexander Haviland, died, Saturday evening at her home. 22S Orange street. after a brief illness of pneumonia Mrs ago. The three bodies will be laid to rest tomorrow afternoon, the bodies of the infants having been placed in a vault. Her husband, a toolmaker in the Singer Mfg. Go. and an infant son survive her.
 was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of his son-in-law, Peter J. Scalley. 93 William street There were many relatives and friends in attendance Handsome floral offer irigs surrounded the remains. Among them were tributes from the South port ElTe department OI Wn1Cn lES tQC- ceased for many years well known merber. MT. Mitchell was an oyster dealer up. to seven years ago when he retired and left Southport to re- side with his son-in-law in this city.
 A large and representative gathering of mourners paid tribute to the mem ory of Anna Maria, wife of City Sher- if Joseph Schultz. at the funeral services held yesterday afternoon. The funeral corteee left the bereaved H, 4v. -aC11sr frNr1u of o. Services were held in St. Joseph's German R. c. church at 3 o'clock. where Rev. Father Dshme. the pastor "Ave Maria" and 'HNdutter Herz". Father Dahne preached an eloquent euIoev. Delegations were present from Freundschaft lodge. I. o. O. F.. Lucetta Warner Circle. F. of A.. and Bertha lodge, D. O. H. There were many handsome floral tributes. par Tl6h5asri{ WS5ch yhe IrCm deceased sn was member. The pail bearers were Leo Schmidt, Anton Herb. John Saur, Frank Cas- Faundstht Interment was in Park cemetery. The F. of A. and the I. O. O. F. rituals were exempltfied at the home, and the D. o. H. ritual at the grave.
 Margaret Sullivan, wife of William J. Callahan. died yesterday morning had been a patient for two weeks She was a native of New Haven, and is survived by her mother, one sister. and three brothers, who reside there, her husband, and son, Joseph, of New York. The funeral will be held Tues day morning from her home, 4Se No St Charles church, with solemn high mass, at g o'clock. Interment in the family plot in St Michaers cemetery.
 After an illness of several weeks, Catherine R., widow of Henry L. Brtns- made, died at the home of her son, street, yesterday. Mrs Brinsmade spent most of her life in New M1lford, but latterly on account of failing health had made her home with her son. She is survived also by grand daughter, Miss Mildred Stil' l'man Brins- made, daughter of the late William Brinsmade; three sisters, Mrs. Samuel Haven, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchins, and a. brother, Isaac H. Mallory, Of New Haven.
 Rev. Nils Cnilstrom officiated at the funeral this afternoon of Fritz John son, held from the bereaved. home, IA Burroughs street Delegations at tended from Bridgeport lodge, N. E. O. P, Bridgeport lodge, L. O. O. M, and Sure lodge, Order of Vasa. In- terment was in Park cemetery
 Margaret, wife of William J. Caila- han, died at the Bridgeport hospital. yesterday morning, after an illness or a fortnight. Mrs. Cal ahan lived at 4S6 Noble avenue. She was a com rnunicant of St. Charles church, Sur viving her are her mother, one sister and three brothers, living in New Ha- ven, where she formerly lived; her husband, and one son, Joseph, of New York city.
 Rev. Gerald H. Beard officiated at the funeral of Katie, wife Of Joseph Werner. held Saturday afternoon from her home in Jefferson street There was a large gathering of relatives and friends, a wealth of flowers attesting the widespread grief occasioned by her demise. The pa bearers were Charles Chapen, Henry Weber, John OfCon- nor Thomas Mason, Thomas Mcclure and James O'Nen. Interment was in