The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
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 morning from the funeral parlors of M. J. Cannon, 315 John street, at S:3O and also a service at St. Charles at $500 where the Rev. Thomas P. GIoster sang the mass. The deceased is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Margaret McNaIiy, of Southport, Mrs. ! Elizabeth RobiIlard of Corona, N. Y, and Mrs. May Rogers of New York | city, also two sons, John M. of Strat | ford and Steven of this city. The in torment was in St. MichaePs. ANNA R. SWEENEY was buried yesterday morning, services were held ! at S:30 at her late home, A Clinton avenue, and at St. Peters a half hour | later, where the Rev. Charles J. | Lyddy sang the mass The pall-bear- CTS were John Daley, William LiIIa, John Hanley, Richard Dalton, Walter | Coyne and John O'Donnen. There were a large number of floral tributes.
 THOMAS F. COLEMAN died Mon day. The funeral will be today street, services at S:30 at his home and at St. Patrick's at g. Interment will be in St. Michaers.
 JOHN c. BRADY, thirty-1ve, son of the late John and Alice Brady, who died at St. vincent's hospital Sunday, was buried this morning, services at 8:30 from the home, Lestinasse place, Fairfield. and at from St. Thomas church, interment in St. Thomas cemetery.
 FERRINANDO DEL GROssO, sixty-nine. who died Monday, will be buried tomorrow morning. services Eugene w. Doorfee, 91 Garfield street, at 8:30 and at from Holy Rosary church, with a solemn high
 mass. Interment in St. MichaePs. He is survived by his wife, Raffaele, and four daughters, Mrs. Doorfee, Mrs. Leonardo DiNGiIsli of Bridge port, and Mrs Grassia Mastri and Consiglia Lanava. Columbus, O.
 WILLIAM F. DE voY, forty-six, 209 Madison avenue, who died yes- terday, will be buried Friday, ser | vices at the home at S:30 and at g from St. Augustine's church, where l a solemn high mass will be offered | for the happy repose of his soul. In terment in St. MichaePs. Friends are | invited.
 | DANIEL G. FTTzROY, sixty-two, | S65 Noble avenue, who died Monday, l was buried this afternoon, services at 2:S0 at the home. interment in Lakeview.
 day, was buried today, services from | the chapel. of Walker & Banks, 314 Fairfield avenue. at 2:30 D. n., and at I 2:3O from the Messiah Baptist
 church, Arch street, burial in Lake view.
 fortyfhree, @ H 4o5 Spruce @AihN9"SKt atreets Whc l died yesterday, will be buried to-
 morrow, services at 7:30 from the
 home and at from St. MichaePs
 Archangel Polish R. c. church, in- | torment in St. Michaeps
 LUCY A. LENAGH was buried yesterday morning, the funeral being
 largely attended. Services were held | enue, and at a solemn high mass | was celebrated in St. Mary's church
 by Rev. Raymond Clabby of Mt. Car | mel, assisted by Rev. Matthew Tray
 nor and Rev. Michael Lynch. Inter | mept was in St. MichaePs, the com | initial service at the grave being read | by Rev. Cla,bby and Rev. Traynor. The pallbearers were Raymond Fox, | Gus Cunningham. Nicholas Malone, Owen Rafferty, Harry See1ey and | William Kearns.
 l GERTRUDE SANTIILO. seventeen. daughter of Mariantonio and the late Achille Sandllo, 53 Hamilton street, illness. was buried today. Services | were held at S:30 a. m. from the home and at from the Holy Rosary church, where solemn high mass | was celebrated. During the service her cousin, Michael A. Romano sang ''F'ace to Face and Ava Maria In- | terment was in. St MichaePs. the l pallbearers being Margaret Romano
 Sylvia Romano, Olympia Romano, Dora Romano, all cousins. and Helen and Mary Rich- Miss SantiIlo was very we'll known in East Bridgeport, and is survived by her mother. four l sisters, Mrs. S. Zarrel1i, Mrs Lucina o Madnero. Mrs. Frank Giaqunito and Miss Florence Santillo; also two brothers, Joseph and Anthony.