The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-20

Eight Year Old Victim
 of Auto Dies of Hurts
 Domenic Korenti, aged eight. of 3s Reilly street, died this afternoon at the Bridgeport hospital of injuries sui fered when struck by an automobiIa.
 Coroner Phelan began an investiga- ton of the accident before the death of the child.
 Max WoIftha1 of 166 Pembroke street was driving the car that hit the boy. He has been arrested, and released under bonds of $1,0O0 Domenic'G left lung was punctured.
 oHsE ESTATE.
 Application for papers of adminis4 tration the $2,OOO estate of Ellen Ohse, was made to the probate court today by Rose A. Smith, her sister Other heirs-at-law of the estate are Charles A. Smith. Hotel BroezeI, Buff falo, and John and Mary Ann Smith. of Ireland. The latter are nepheBns and a niece of the deceased.
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 JANE c. SMITH
 Jane C., widow of Jeremiah C. Smith, died this morning at her home, 138 Laurel avenue. Mrs. Smith had lived many years in Bridgeport and Black Rock. She is survived by two daughters, the Misses Sadie and Az nes Smith.
 ELIN w. LINDNLARK. .-f
 The funeral of EIin w. the five year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Andrew B. Lindmark, was held from the home of her parents, 768 Norman street, at o'clock this afternoon. Burial was in Mountain Grove ceme- tery.
 ERNEST GRAF
 The funeral of Ernest Graf of 6s4 Washington avenue. was held from the undertaking parlors or Michael J. Cannon at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The F'raternal Order of Eagles had charge of the funeral Burial was in Mountain Grove cemetery.
 MINNIE T. BERKELEY SMITH
 Minnie I. Berkley. wife Of George Smith. died this morning at tho Bridgeport hospital aged 36 years Mrs. Smith was the daughter of MT and Mrs. Ferdinand B. BeriauIt of 23t Maplewood avenue, where the funeral | will be held. Mrs. Smith is survived i by her husband and parents MARGARET A. DrULHALn The funeral of Margaret A. widow 1 of Edward P. Mulhall, was held from her home, 91 Lee avenue. at s:sO thh morning and al half hour later from. St. Peter's church, where the funeral services were read by Rev. Thomas J. Kelley The bearers were Patrick McGrath, Michael Darsey, David Full verty, Louis Bussonette, J. Robert Led and Edward Beloin. Burial was in St MichaePs cemetery, where Father Kel- ley read the conmittal service
 HARRY A.. WHEELER
 The funeral of Harry A Wheeler was held fromlthe home of his father John M. Wheeler, of 927 Park ave nue at 2:30 this afternoon Rev John G. Sadtler, rector of Chrisl Episcopal church conducted the ser. vices A quartet composed of MT and Mrs. Clifton F1athers, Miss Flor ence GouIden and Joseph Collins sans Inappropriate selections. The servieei were largely attended. The bearersi l William Howes, Joseph HubbeII Charles Weeks, Stiles Goodsell, Ed. ward F. Hotchliss and Percy Ander' son.
 ADELAIDE M. HUBBARD. Adelaide M.. wife Of Henry L. Hub, l bard, died this morning at her home, 147 Pembroke street, aged 66 years ! Mrs Hubbard lived on the East Side oi the city for the last 20 years. She was member of the Berean churc1 and of the Daughters of Liberty. Shq is survived by her husband. bwG daughters, Mrs. F.. J. Thomas of 1Ter. iden and Mrs. Charles L. Streck of tlii city. and three sons, Charles F. oi Lyme Rock. George R., of Meridel l and P. of this city.
 PATRICK MULLINS. Patrick Mullins, a resident of Easi Bridgeport for 30 years, and one oi 1 the best known of the older Br5dge{ | porters, died last night at his home 3S8 Mill Hill avenue, aged 73 years MT. Mullins was a. prominent membei of St. Mary's parish, but since che es' ta.blishment of St. Charles church had been active in it's work. He d survived by a. daughter. Mrs. Agnes Duffie and five sons William T., real estate dealer, Joseph, who is 4n the plumbing business, Edward, FFanu i; of. the Mullins Typewriter e1changs and Dr. s. F. Mullins of Danbury. JOSEPH RUNDEUKER Funeral services over Joseph Run. | decker, 64 years of age, who killed himself yesterday in his home, Lord ship Manor. by firing three shots into his body, will be held tomorrow aft | ernoon. Rev. Ernest c. Carpenter pastor of the Stratford M. B. church, will be the officiating clergymen. Bur ia1 will be Lakeview cemetery.
 Dr. William B.. CogswelI, medical examiner of Strat9ord, gave a finding of suicide He was despondent Is-