The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-14
OBITUARY

1 MARIA B. MORGAN, S4 West ave- nue., was buried yesterday morning, | services at 9:3O a. m-, from her home. | and half hour later from Sacred Heart church where Rev. John A. Sullivan, celebrated a solemn high mass assisted by Rev. Thomas Moon ey and Rev: R: F: Moore. Interment was in St MichaeTs, the pallbeare-s being Charles Ward. William Cum mings, William Dorley, Charles Kei- ly, Thomas Lapte and Peter GiIbride.
 EDWARD FRANCIS STAMFORD, son of Edward J. and Margarette William Stratford, 142 Bishop avenue who died yesterday, will be burie ed Fri day, services at the home at p. m.; interment in St. MiehaeFs. ROBERT E. WELLINGTON, 4s1 Seaview avenue, son of Charles, who died yesterday, will be buried Satur- day, services at 2:30 D. m., from the home.
 zUZANA REPCIK. who died Tues day, was buried this morning, ser vices at S:30 from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Teresia Jacko, 10S Poplar street, and at from Holy Cross church. Interment was in St. MichaePS.
 AMELIA WHITE, BIT Stllman street, was buried yesterday morning
 
 at from St Charles church, Rev. s. Moran officiating. Interment was in St Michae1's- The pallbearers be- ing Richard Drew. James White, George Mclean and William Dinan.
 MAGGIE M. WICKLOW, widow of Joseph, Naugatuck Gardens, Devon, died at her home yesterday morning. Funeral will be from the parlorS of George J. Smith 6 Son, 2S Broad st., Milford, the time to be announced later. Interment will be in Milford cemetery
 JENNIE WATERMAN SWORDS, widow of the late William H., South Norwalk, who died yesterday, will be buried Friday afternoon, services at 2:30 at the home,--24 West avenue, South Norwalk, irterrnent at the con- venience of the family. Friends are invited.
 HENRIETTA MARY SKERRITT, seventy-nine, widow or the late John T, rear 22 Ann street who died yes terday, will be buried Saturday, ser terment in Park cemetery. Martha Washington Lodge, D. of St. George please take notice.
 JULIA EMMA F'AIRCHILD was buried this afternoon from her late home, 667 State street, at 2 o'clock. Services at the United church. Rev. Wm- Horace Day officiated. The honorary palIbearers were Wilmot c. Wheeler, Judge M. B. Beardsley, Err win s. Fairchiid and Samuel w. Beach Interment in Nichols ceme- tery.
 BRIDGET NJ. POLAND. The fun era1 of Bridget M. Poland was large ly attended from her late residence, IA Cedar street at S:30 a. m. this morning and from St. Mary's church at 9:o0 am. with a mass of requiem celebrated by Rev. M. J. Trainor. The pallbearerS were Daniel Poland, David Poland, George Frost, Norman Cosier, Roy Reynolds and Charles Harding. The interment was held in St. Michaels cemetery.
 JAMES A. MCDONALD. The fun era1 of James A Mcdonald was large ly attended from his late residence 1888 East Main street at S:3O a. m and from St. Charles church at 500 a. m. with requiem mass celebrated by Rev. Dennis Moran. The paIl- bearers were Joseph Burke, John Grace, Charles Shedding. l. H. Covey, Fred Stein and Thomas Reardon Delegations from the Bridgeport Fire Department, Theatrical Union No. A, Letter Carriers Asso-, and the Wood men of the World. The interment was in St MichaeFs cemetery where the grave by Rev D. Moran.