The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-14
JAMES CARROLL IS
 CALLED BY DEATH
Prominent Farmer of South bury Succumbs at Sons
 Home After Long Illness.
Special to the Farmer.)

a well known citizen of Southbury, but formerly of Newtown, died Sunday af- ternoon at the home of his son, John IT. Carroll of Bridgeport The deceas- ed was born in Ireland, and came to NeWtown in 1854 where he lived for many years before removing to South bury where he engaged in various ac- t1vfttes, accumulating considerable property in both towns. He was ac- lively engaged in farming up to six months ago when gangrine of limbs set in and he went to St. Vincent's hospital for treatment. Some weeks ago he was discharged from the hos pital and took up his residence with several years ago. Besides his son in Bridgeport he is survived by three other children, Peter Carroll of Chica- lgo William Carroll and Miss Jane Carroll, both of Waterbury; also by several grandchildren. The funeral will occur Tuesday from St. Charles church, Bridgeport, interment being in the Catholic cemetery in the Glen. Re mains will arrive on 10:34 a. m train at NeWtown.
 Edward Troy. R W. Troy. Thomas Carey and Miss Annie Troy, Sunday, autoed to Bridgeport and visited the bereaved home of Michael Fitzgerald of Harrau avenue.
 Herb Robinson has returned to town and rejoined his wife who has fully
  pect to resume housekeeping at once. | The funeral of Mrs. Jane. Ann liar riS occurred from her late home in Jeanvilles Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev.t James H. George off, ciated at both. the house and grave. who feelingly tntoned Lead Kindly Light, the favorite hymn of the de- ceased, before the remains were borne to the cemete tery. The pallbearers were neighboFs Herman H. Peck, Oscar Pitzsch1er, Lauren R. Skidnore and w. B. Clover The nol1rners incIud-= ed Holly and Raymond Clark, neph- evs of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Lilly James and son and daughter of Mat tewan, New York. The interment was in the village cemetery. Prindle and Morris had charge of the funeral.
 The Misses Margaret and Joanna Keane of Berkshire visited in Bridge port, Saturday.
 George Wentsch and family of South bury have taken up their residence. in Sandy Hook, occupying one, of the houses of the Misses Callahan
 Assessor and Mrs. w B. Glover of Glover avenue, entertained for the week end and over Sunday guests, MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Glover of Berlin, Conn.
 Mrs Martin Kenirey is visiting friends in Bridgeport. Her husband visited her, Sunday.
 Miss Winntfred Paetsch spent Satur- day in Bridgeport
 The condition of health of William Shay of Berkshire is giving his family and friends much concern.
 Miss Claribel Smith of Bridgeport, was g. Sunday guest of her mother, Mrs. c. M. Smith
 Miss Jennie Kelly of the Central te1e- phone office force is taking a two weeks vacation which she is spending with her sister. Mrs. Leo Braun Of New l Haven Miss Mary Troy is substitute l ing for Miss Kelly.
 l The Holy Name society of St Roses lchurch, will go to confession next Sat- urday and receive holy communion Tn. 8, body next Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. William Costello nov ] ed their furniture to Bridgeport last Thursday by auto truck from that city. Before removing to the city both MT and Mrs. Costello were guests for a day of their neighbors, MT. and Mrs. Michael Halpine I Thomas Bale of Ha.wleyiIle, has gone I to BIa1rstown, N. J., where he has talk len position in the dairy of his uncle. ] Sister M Leo of the Sacred Heart I convent New Haven, was a guest at the Convent of Mercy, Saturday. E- J. Hall, the Sandy Hook plumber. I has put in a furnace and installed 2 bath room facilities in the residence I of Mrs. Marcus Camp of Mount Pleas Eant.
 Dr. c. IF. Peek had to. abandon his project of repairing the Cavanaug gfl home recently purchased by him with z a view to making 1t over for the use of ..f Thomas Wright, his chauffeur The f tiInbe were too much decayed He 2 will build a new house for the Wright 5 family at a different location next spring.
 Mrs. Ellen Finnen, who has been
 }elpfng Mrs. P. 1T. Cannon during the
 9tters illness, will finish her stay
 here this week. Mrs. Cannon having
 % far recovered as to be able to re.
 -urne her household work unafded.
 Mrs B. Hartnett, near Stevenson.
 as been entertaining the past week
 2er daughter and son-in-law MT and
 Trs. Edward Lynch, of Br.id dgewater.
 'oth also visited at Mr P Lynch's s
 lspitabIe home on zoar Hills.
 ndrew Don1on and John H Keane
 1ployed in Brid dgeport were Sunday
 sitors- at their homes in town
 The Housatonic Water & Power Go
 i've installed a registering gauge on
 fe river near the Zoar Bridge location
 the pr6posed dam and take the
 SC and fall of the water thrice daily.
 ne data thus obtained, 1t Is said, will lp the engineers who are planning
 work of the dams construt .eAan
 Miss Irene Peeso is i'll and under the
 re Of Dr. Kiernan for the past week
 E. 1T. Dillon &. Go, 11o5 Main
 rect are displaying practical Christ
 las gifts in warm reliable fur scarfs