The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10

CHARLES COE, 429 Iranistan ave- nue, who died Tuesday. was buried this afternoon, services at o'clock from the residences, burial in Park cemetery.
 N ELIZA l.. DUNLAP, ninety-two, died yesterday at the home of her MRughter, Mrs. Sherman T. Cate, S94 Brewster street. Funeral not yet ar ranged. She was the wife of John sears conducted a 1eWelT-y store on Main street. Besides her daughter she is survived by two sons. Robert and Henry, the latter of Naugatuck, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
 ARTHUR c. HOWARD. sixty seven, 155 Grove street, who died yes terday, will be buried Saturday, ser vices at p. m. at the nome. 1hter- unent in Riverside cemetery, rum bull Friends are invited For To years he was engineer or the power plant of the Columbia Graphophone company. He is survived py LWo sons, Harry, a. conductor on the New Haven road, and Carl; also a daugh- ter, Mrs. Joel F. Selleck; a brother Herbert C.. of Putney, Vt He was member of St. Johns lodge and Jeru- salem chapter of the Masons, Pequon- mock lodge, and Stratfield encamp- ment, I. O. O. F.
 . MARY p. MURPHY. widow of William D.. died yesterday at her s home, 673 Kossuth street, death pe- ing very sudden, caused by hearS ] trouble. The funeral will be nelo Saturday morning at S:SO from the home and at 9 from St. Charles :. church where a solemn high mass of reouiern will be offered for the happy repose of her soul Interment m Sacred Heart cemetery, Mef1aen; Friends are invited. She had lived here for many years and was com Tnunfcant of St. Charles church Sne is survived by five daughters, MI MS Mary Goodman, Brooklyn, N. T.; @ MI Sadie Jennings, Mrs. William johnson and Mrs. Harry FIasg, ana one 9oN' Michael T.
 LORENZO D. STEWART wno Tso died Tuesday at the home Of his b1-ot1er. James of Goshen, will De hurled tomorrow, services at l;S0 2 from the H. E. Bishop chapel aI fairfield avenue. lnterment n4 lt Iakeyiew He was past grand ol Arcanun lodge of this city and is survived by five brothers, James, Fl. ner, Samuel, Edward and George S;' Three sisters, Mrs Loufda Grls"o,q Mrs George P. Jennings, and Mrs. MI Pend1eton.
 ErizABETH BRFSSDER OCH esNFR- widow of Karl, died yesterday IT he. seyeuty-firSt year. This evening from her home, 4932 Main street, her fraelds may view the remains She is survived by two sons, William anO Karl: two daughters, Mrs. Henry Kaechele, and Miss Anna Ochsner The funeral will be private
 II.oYD J. NEAL, fifteen, who died Tuesday, was buried this afternoon .s services at 3 o'clock from the parlorE of Hawley & Wilmot, burial in Noun 2 tain Grove cemetery.
 .TOHANNA FREEMAN, widow oi Thomas, 697 Maplewood avenue, whC died Tuesday, will be buried tomor' row. services at S:30 a. from tht f parIors of Mullins, Scott & Redgate E 2s3 Golden Hill street, and at iron St. Charles church, interment at St MichaeI's cemetery. Friends are in yited; automobile cortaSe.
 The funeral of Thomas Ferguson was held Tuesday morning from hi home, 1928 Seaview avenue, at S:3 5 o'clock and half an hour later a higl s mass of requiem was celebrated il Blessed Sacrament church by Rev Edward H. Shaughnessey. At tn
 offertory the choir sang Pie Jesus 5 and after mass "BeaUtifuI Isle O < Somewhere As the body was born
 from the church '"Thy Will Be Done
 was rendered. The pail bearers wer e John s. Ferguson, Medric Doucette
 Patrick Gibbons, David Derosiel sJohn Cummings, Dennis Maloney T Burial was in St. MichaePs cemetery