The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-22
OBITUARY

The funeral of Julia A. Morrissey, wife of John T. Morrissey who died at her home on Arch street on Mon day last was held from her residence this morning at s:3O followed by the. celebration of solemn high mass :n St. Augustine's church at g o'clock. Rev. Fathers McE1roy, Kennedy and Murphy officiating. During the mass a quartette composed of Miss A. Berger, Mrs. F. J. Kelly, J. J. Ken nedy and Prof. Brisbois rendered fit ting music. During the offertory Prof. Brisbois sang Domino" and later. "Jesu Christe." At communion. Mrs Kelly sang, f'Pie Jesu" and after mass, Miss Berger sang Beautiful Land on High.'s Bearers were Michael Cunningham, Frank Read, Joseph Sullivan, Samuel Gregory. John Birna- ingham and James Kelly. Many beau tifuI floral tributes were received. Ser vice at the grave in St Michael's cemetery was held by Father Kennedy who accompanied the cortege.
 
 The funeral of vincenzo scalzia who was murdered on Saturday night by one of his countrymen on HaIlett street, was held from the undertaking street this morning at g o'clock fol- lowed by mass in the Church of the Holy Rosary at a:SO, Father De Toro of1ciating. Interment was in St. Mi- chaeIs cemetery.
 Funeral services were held this m morning for John c. Andrews at his late residence, 296 Newfield avenue at 8o'clock followed by requiem mass in St Mary's church at S;sO. Father Mul- cahy officiating. The bearers were Robert Decker, Charles Cone, Edward Sherman. H. Scheibel John Mooney and Charles Dunlap. Interment was made in St. MichaeIs cemetery.
 The funeral of Miles Beardsley who died suddenly on Monday last was held today from the nortuary chapel Of Walker & Banks, where many rela- lives and friends gathered to pay a. parting tribute to one who was a prominent figure in the community in the meridian of his life Rev. P. J, Craft read the Episcopal service and delivered the eulogy. Interment will be later at convenience of the rela- tives.
 Philip Kusterer. a widely known German resident of this city died at his home. 46o Stratford avenue. this morning after a brief illness. The deceased who had for many years re- sided in this city and at one time was a large contractor in the Wheeler & Wilson factory, was z years of age. Besides a wife he is survived by three
 
 liam H. Kelsey, wife of the we'll known attorney of this city.
 Funeral services for James Stone who died at home last Sunday were held at his residence, 266o North ave from St. Peters church at g, where Father Kelly, assisted by Fathers Cur raj and Picker celebrated a high mass of requiem. The pail bearers were Michael Solons James G. Albertson, Frank Green, John Kemple, William Green and James Donohue. Father Kelly accompanied the cortege to St. MichaePs cemetery.
 News of the death of Capt George Bond, we'll known retired sea-cap- tain of this city will be learned with deep regret not only in this city but throughout the east where he was widely known in shipping circles Capt. Bond passed away last night at his residence in Mill Hill, Fairfield. aged 76. He had given up sea life some years ago and had recently been employed as watchman on the oyster beds Of Andrew Radel. He had been in all health for some months. Besides a widow he is sur vived by nine children, five grand children and three great grandchil- dren, two brothers, Capt: John Bond of Stratford, and Ash Bond, survive him.
 Walter Root, resident of stratford who had been confined to the Bridge port hospital for some months passed away this morning, aged AZ. He had prior to his late illness been employed as a. teamster and made his home with a brother, J. H. Root in Stratford.