The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20
Deaths and Funerals

The body Of Miss Sophie Reosh a widely known resident of Sfepney, Springfield. where she died while on d. visit to her asIsteks, Mrs Nvfl liam Belef1eIds M1sss Booth mad gene to- Springfefd to pass t1ges pgax4er with her sister She was taken i'll with al chill in church on Sunday. Pneurno- mia. deve1oped and she died yesterday. She was the daughter of Orville and Annis Bla1eman Booth. She was 3 member of the Stepney Advent church The body was 8ken % stepney this afteruoo oo1A ' : sat
 Bessie A.. wife of George see1ey, alld promfnently known in Esaet ton. died at her home there yesterday. She
 was 67 She was b member of the Methodist church of Easeon, Besides her husband she is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Charles v illdarns of Bethel and Mrs Della Duplease of
 The funeral of Bridget sheehan was held this morning at TAO from the un- dertaking rooms of Cuilinan & Null Iins and at Q clock from the Sacred of requiem was sung. Rev. Matthew Judge was ce1ebrant, Rev. Fr. Blake Of Fairfield, deacon. and Eeev. F. J. Mooney, stIb-d deacon. Schpidt's fu- neral mass was Stll15 1&2 et1< 4N~i4t@AA.5 -eAt the offertory Mrs John Cazserly and Mrs. R. T. WftherWe1l sang Pie Jesu- | After mass Mrs Witherwell sang sfsonne Unto Me- As the body was taken from tIe church Mrs. SCasser1y sang sThy will Be Done. The bsar- CTS were M Kane, F.. H. Brady, "A. McPadden, T. Meehan, F. Moran and J. M. Mccarthy. A delegation from Mountain Home. No. 3, Brotherhood Of America, attended the service. The burial was in St Micnaefs cemetery and respected residents of the East Side of the city, passed away early this morning att the home of his daughter. Mrs. Frank Dewitt, s65 Ced ar street The deceased was employed as "a varraiga. CT with the Wheeler &s years He was a devour member or St Ma rvs church. Three daughters Mrs. Charles Schrefber, Mrs. Frank Dewitt and Mrs George Gerwin, sur vive, and two sons. John and Peter Connors; also nine grandcnitoren- The funeral Of Sarah J. SeeIey, widow of Sherwood Seeley, who died on Saturday last at her home on Sporr HILL, at the age of years. was held m. Rev. MT. DanieIson officiating. Interrnent was made in Union Cena~ etery, Easton.
 The funeral of James Lyons, whose
 death occurred in St. F'rancis hospital.
 New York city, on satllz>days lasts. " Y els = 1 this morning held from the home Of 1 his sister, Mrs Adam Rehs 405 Jane
 street, at 8.se. and thence to St; | Charles church where Rev. Father i Glouster sang a mass Of reqsliem al l g o'clock
 During the service Misses May Price
 and Lillian Fox sang Awe Maria at the offertory, and at the conclusion or the mass, Thy Wiu Be Done"
 IS Friends from New York city and New Rochelle attended and beside
 general expression of sorrow, many floral tributes surrounded the remains
 Tue pail bearers were Frank O'Brien,
 William Booth, Clarence M Clark, 1 Nicholas Weary, William Stafford and
 John Joint Interment was in St. sM l. f chael's cemetery
 Tony Soratto, a New York gang .ster. was fined $500 and sentenced to one year in jail, for carrying pistol.
 The Rt. Hen. Jesse Ceilings. a Ra- dical, who has represented the
 BeerdsIey division of Birmingham i-i Parliament for 2s years, announced 1 his retirement.
 , Harry Marlzowitz. 8 painter, was
 arrested in New York, charged witf l having in his possession, silver, stcTer
 from Hamgurg- American line steam | CTS
 The jurors in the case of Dope, Benny Fsein, the New York gaIster
 were protected by Ja1oge Malone ts the extent of heIvfng pub lica tion oa
 their names withheld