The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-14
OBIT JAR

ALICE MARTIN, twenty-five. wife of Thomas, died yesterday An nouncement later.
 JOHN MACKALOFF, ffty-one, died Saturday. He was landscape .three daughters, Vera, Agnes and Mary, and a son, John- Funeral to- morrow from the home. Unquowa road, at s:3o and at a. m. from St homas' church. Burial in St. Thom as cemetery. Friends are invited.
 FLORENCE WADE STERN. wife of William J., died Friday in her e: St. Vincent's hospital. The funeral was this morning at 1415 North ave nue, Stratford, at S:30 and at g from St. James church The re- mains were taken to Brooklyn for in terment in Calvary cemetery.
 FANNIE LANE WEBB, widow of Albert, died yesterday in her seventy third year. Death occurred in St. VincenCs hospital She is survived by four daughters. Mrs. William Framkh, Mrs. William S. Hoffman, Mrs. Robert Lloyd and Mrs. Irving l.. Thompson; also six grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, from the chapel of August G. Baker, 1888 Stratford avenue. 1nternent at Lakeyiew.
 CELIA WATKINS, widow of Fred Aack, who died Thursday in New York in her fifty-eighth year, was buried today, services at p. m. from tfe residence of her son, Fred. T., 454 Capitol avenue, interment in Park cemetery.
 ZALMoN BURR WILSON, eighty four, died Friday in Easton- The funeral, which was private, was held this afternoon at o'clock from the home. Interment in Center street cemetery.
 CONCETTINA BLANCA, infant daughter of Jake and Annie Collora, of the parents, 211 Norman street. Flu neral tomorrow from the home In torment in Lakeview.
 ALICE DoTTEN SHERWOOD, seventy, widow of Henry Edgar, died i Saturday at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Louis Weidlich, Stratford. She lived in Westport for many years where she was member of Christ church, and is survived by four daughters, Mrs Weidhch, Mrs. Dr. Gillette, Scranton, Pa, Misses Ethel and Katherine Sherwood, and two sons Francis and Dr. Stewart Fun era1 Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from Christ church, Westport- Burial in Willowbrook cemetery.
 EMMA J. HINE, seventy-one, wire of Josiah, Milford, died Saturday. She was a native of Milford Funeral tomorrow afternoon, services at 2 o'clock at the chapel of George J. Smith and sons, Broad street, Mil ; ford, interment in Evergreen ceme- tery, New Haven. Rev. G. w. Simon son of the Methodist church will of fciate-
 ANNA oTTILI.A HOLMAN, six fv- Uif nj street, died yesterday. She is sur vived also by two daughters, Mrs. R. E. Spaulding and Mrs. August Wad- ner; two grandchildren and two sis Mrs R. Kung- She was a member of the German M E.. church Fun erai Wednesday afternoon, services at 2:3o from the home, burial in Lake view. Friends are invited.
 CLARA wIBORG HOFNERBERG, f1fty-Six, wife of Gustave, who died Friday, was buried this afternoon, Memorial chapel, interment in Mt Grove.
 JOSEPH P. LANGEVIN, sixty three, 615 Wayne street, died yester- day morning after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife, four daugh- ters, Mrs. w. G. Dunham. New Britain, Mrs. A. J. Jorgenson, Whit nSyN11le, ClaTa ana DOra, 1r1OgopOfCS one son, Arthur, New Haven, and two grandchildren He was a member of Samuel Harris lodge, I. O. O. F. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 from his home, interment in Mt. Grove, Rev. Donald B. MacQueen, pastor of the First Baptist church. officiating. The Odd Fellows will exemplify their ritual at the grave.
 MARY DE LENDS, wife of Albert O6 SatI dax af+ vices at o'clock from the home, 100 Lee avenue, Rev. H. Wiener, pastor of the German Reformed church, off Q ciating. Delegations were present from Olga Lodge and Dorothea Stamm. Burial was in Park cemetery
 JULIA CSEH, fifty-nine, wife ot Lounis, who died Saturday night al her home, Kings Highway, Fairfield was buried this morning, services al 10 o'clock from her home and al 1o:30 from State Street ReforneC church, interment in Mt Grove cerne. tery.
 MATTHEW HOLROYD, who died Saturday morning at Bridgeport hos pital, was buried this afternoon, sery. ices at 2:S0 from his home, 54 Put Ban street, burial in Mt. Grove. H. zSas an iron moulder, and had made his home in, Bridgeport for the pas 16 years, during which time he hat been employed at the Singer Manu featuring company's plant He wa. actively employed until three week. ago.
 FIRE DAMAGE $500.
 Fire which Is believed to hay, started in a pile of rubbish damaged the grocery store of Tony Miglore O 233 Pequonnock street, to the exten of $500 early yesterday morning.