The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09
OBIT UARY

CATHER RINE A DALTON MORAN, wife of William J., former
 alderman and assistant registrar of
 voters of the Sixth district. died yes terday at her home, 1464 North ave nue. Besides her parents. MT and Mrs. James Dalton, her husband two Miss Mary Dalton, she is survied by two brothers, Frank H., and John : P. Dalton. She was a graduate of . the Commercial department of the 1 Brid geport High school and was a member of the Ladies Catholic Ben ! evolent society. Funeral Monday at i S:So A M. from the late residence 1 and at 9 from St Augustine's church with a solemn high mass, interment at st. Michaefs- Friends are invited
 MARY A LYNCH CONLEY, wife , of Thomas, 9S5 Grand street, was bu- ried yesterday, services at 9:S0 A. M- {: from her home and at 10 from St AuguStine's church where solemn ] high mass was celebrated by Rev ! Joseph A. Ganley assisted by Rev James B. Nihin and Rev. George Donahue. The funeral was largely attended. 1nterment was in St
 Miehaers Mich the osant gsll bsa5eFs = sdoi5 beins Dougherty, Thomas Doyle, Cornelius Foley and Albert Johnson. Rev. R. J. Bowen read the committal service at the grave.
 WILLIAM F. DEVoY. 2os Madi- son avenue, was buried yesterday
 morning, services at his home and later at St AuguStine's church where solemn high mass was celebrated. Rev. Robert Bowen conducted serv- ices at the grave. interment being in St. Michael's. The pail bearers were Edward Murray, Edward Reilly, and Joseph and Thomas Burns.
 FRANCIS RAYMOND LEE, twen- ty-two. son of MT. and Mrs. Bernard Lee, 95 Gem avenue, died yesterday afternoon at his home after an ill., ness of six days with pneumonia. He was graduate of the 1917 class at Bridgeport High school and was en- plored in the office of the Singer Manufacturing conapany. Besides his parents he is survied by two sis ters. Margaret and Agnes. He was a member of the Park City Council, Knights of Columbus. Funeral Mon day. morning at S:S0 from the home where a solemn high mass will be celebrated. Burial in St. MichaePs cemetery. Friends are invited.
 CATHERINE AGNES ouINL1vAN. daughter or Mary and the late Den his. 39 Laurel avenue was buried yesterday, services at 10:30 a. m. from the home and at Il from St. Angus mass was celebrated by Rev. James r. Nfhill, assisted by Rev. Francis Henchey. Waterbury. and Rev. John l Russell Quinn. Meriden. with Rev. Joseph Ganley master of ceremonies | Eursal was in St Roses cemetery. | Newtown. the paHbearers being Will l lam Light, Joseph Dona.hue Martin i McNamara Jafnes Manyon, Austin i heane and John Krane.
 EMIL LARSEN, sixty-six was i buried this afternoon. services being | he'd at from the Swedish Congre- 1 Sationa1 church, Laurel avenue. i'm | terment in Mt Grove.
 EDWARD LEMRY, sixty-nine. died 1 yesterday at his home, - Lee avenue. Funeral announcement later. and i friends are asked to please omit flow CTS
 ANNA N. WELCH. widow of Jo- seph R.. 4 { HouEh avenue. was buried l this afternoon services at 2:S0 from idence, interment in Union cemetery,
 CHARLES D. WICkS. sixty, 1929 Elm street. S.ratford, who died yes terday will be buried Monday. ser vices at 2:30 p. m. from the late res idence. internetn in Union cemetery, Stratford.
 Germany will offer labor and ia terial to reconstruct devastated sgion of Northern France.