The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-23

Michael ArchanSel Polish R C church. where a high mass will be offered. Friends are invited Inter ment will be in St Michaefs.
 DoNATo sCINTO, fifteen, A Franklin street who died Thursday, was buried this morning. Services were held from the home at and at 9:3O from Holy Rosary church. Interment was in St. Michaers.
 FRIDHOF STOLBERG, fifty-seven. Holland Hill road, Fairfield who died Thursday, will be buried Monday. services from the home at 2:5o p. m., interment to be in Mt. Grove.
 ADOLPH J. BOERSCHEL. 60 Freeman street. died suddenly last evening shortly after finishing his evening meal He was a painter and had been at work yesterday usual His wife survives. He was a member of the German Reformed church. the Schwaben Sick Benefit society, and Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O from the home interment in Lakeview.
 MARY CARPENELL, ten, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. John CarpenelH, 256 George street, who died We'd nesday, was buried yesterday after noon. Services were held from the parents home and later from the . Center street, Rev. Capio Cerreta of ficiatinS- During the services the choir, led by Elenora R. Silverman, sang, "For All the Saints Who From Their Labor Rest. Playmates of Mary acted as honorary pallbearers. the active pallbearers being uncles of tho little girl, Charles, Richard. Patsy and Joseph Mastrone. Besides her parents. a sister. May. survives Interment was in Park cemetery.
 MARY FITZPATRICK was buried yesterday morning, services being held at 8:3o from the parlors of Lieb- erum & Heaphy, State street, at and at 9:30 from St. Augustine's church. where solemn high mass was cele- brated by Rev. James R. Nihill, as- sisted by Rev. Robert J. Bowen, and Rev. Joseph Gan1ey. Rev. Bowen read the commita1 service at St. Angus tines cemetery.
 KARL BITzER, forty-six, died yes- terday at his home, Greenfield Hill, Fairfield. For many years he was the proprietor of the Bridgeport Piston Ring company, and was well known throughout the city. he was a mem Der of the Koener lodge, Bertha lodge, D. O. H., the Schwaben Sick Benefit society, and the Schwaebischer Maennercho-. Delegations from at 2:30 D. m., Monday, from the home of his brother, Jacob, POS Fourth street, dnterment to be in Park ceme- tery. A sister, Mrs. Anna Kaeser Bridgeport, survives; also his father and two sisters, in Germany.
 JOHN G BASSETT. seventy-two, who died Thursday, will be buried. Monday. services at the home, 1906 East Main street, at 2:S0 D. m; in i terment dn Lakeview. Friends are | invited He was one of the oldest employees of the Wheeler & Wilson ! l.,
 Manufacturing company, and had re-
 sided on the East Side a great many years.
 r SARA H. FORD FARLEY, widow i of Felix. who died Thursday will be 1 buried Monday. Friends are invited | to attend the funeral at S:30 a. n.
 from her home, 1O4 Lee avenue, and
 at from St. Peters church, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be offered for the happy repose of her ] soul. Interment will be in St.
 Michael's. She is survived by one sister. Mrs: John McCormfck: one l daughter, Mrs. John Gill. a son-in- ! law. MT. Patrick J. Kane. and three grandchildren, May, Mildred and Catherine Kane.
 MILDRED FORSYCH, twenty-six, wife of John. Walnut Beach, who died Wednesday, was buried this af- ternoon. Services were held at 2:S0 rom the nome of her mother, Mrs Anna Helm, 1880 Stratford avenue, burial being made in Lakeview. GERALD CLARK BURR, infant ~son of Joseph and Sina Burr, Green hffeld Hill. Fairfield. who died yeSter- day. was buried this afternoon. Ser vices were held at the home at 3. interment in Oaklawn.
 JOHN P FTANAGAN-The funeral John P f. tended from his late residence. 2.074 Fairfield avenue, at g this morning and from St Peters church at 9:5o with a solemn high mass celebrated by Rev. Charles Leddy. assisted by Rev. J. A. Landry as deacon and Rev. AL J. Lynch as suh-deacon- As the remains were brought into the church