The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-27
OBITUARY

WILLIAM w. CoURTER, eighty | two, died yesterday at his home, 249 | Huntington road. He is survived by | his wife, Helen Fairchild, a daughter, Mrs. Esley w. Cunning; two sons, 1 Charles and Frederick J., of the Con | necticut Webb &l Buckle company; | two grandchildren, Mrs. E. B. Mer- l ritt, and Sherwood c. Cunning, and l one great grandchild, Elizabeth Jane Merritt. He was me1Sber of the | ICorinthian lodge, F. and A. M. He
 retired from the Spring Perch com | pany, 2 years ago. Friends are in vited to attend the funeral from his
 home, Thursday, at p. m; inter T. Kearns of the Universalist church,
 will ofhciate. Owing to a typographical error MT. Counters name appeared in The Times yesterday as Porter
 SARAH L. GRIFFIN, ffty-seven, 56S Connecticut avenue, wife of Sam ue1 B. died Sunday at her home. Friends are invited to attend the fu- neral at ? D. m., Wednesday, from Calvary Baptist church, Connecticut avenue and Bunne1l street, interment
 in Union cemetery, Norwalk.
 JOHN T. KENELLY. 4s Maplewood avenue. died at his home yesterday
 morning after a long illness: His father, the late Patrick keneify, was for many years the Director of the
 Board of Public Works. His wid- ow survives. also two brothers, Frank and Edward; four sisters; Mrs Wi
 liam J. Mccarthy. Mrs. John J. Cara
 her. Mrs A E. Oviatt and Mrs. Jos eph J. Cig1ar. Jr. He was mem Der of the Holy Name society, wood men of the World, and the Maeh1n- ists' union, having for many years been employed by the Coulter & Me Kenzie company. and later with the Tide Water Sales corporation.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow from his home and at 10 from St. Augus- tines church, where a solem n high mass will be offered. Burial will be in St. Michael's-
 IRRY WYNN REID. forty-eight 7e2 Colorado avenue, who died sun day, will be buried tomorrow, ser Vices from the home at ? D. m.; ln- torment in Mountain Grove
 HAROLD HAYDEN ROSE, twen- l ty-six. son of John w, and Carrie H.,
 1s9 Wells street who ;,, died lie ,liad Mo1uaS, 4o, morrow. Services from the home at 2.30 p. m.
 FLORENCE HOUSTON wRIG- | GINS, twenty-three. Broadbridge aF- Eenue Stratford, who died Monday will be buried tomorrow. services
 from the home at 2:3o D. m-: friends invited. New York city, and Newark, N J., papers please copy.
 FRIDOLF sTOLBERG, Holland
 Hill road, Fairfield. was buried Mon day afternoon, services being held
 at the home, interment in Mt Grove
 His widow survives, also son
 Frank and a daughter, Mrs C.
 EmaluellSon. Three grandchlldren
 also survive.
 ADOLPH JOHN BOERSCHEL, GO
 Freeman street. was buried yester. l hnir hn1d a
 the home at 2:30. Rev. Herman
 weimer officiating. Burial was in
 the family plot. Lakeview. Delega-
 tions were present from the Schwab-
 Painters union The pallbearers
 were Adam schemp, Martin Raw,
 Michael Broadbeck, John Broadbeck. Jacob Barch and Frank Foehren-
 bach.
 ' ISABELLE ENRIGHT-The death of Isabelle Enright, widow of John
 Enright occurred early ths morning She is survived by one sister. Mrs. Rose Kennedy of this city. The fun eral will be held from the funeral 293 Golden Hill street at S:30 a. m.. Friday morning. April 29th, and from St. Augustine's church at a. nl.-In- torment in St Michael's cemetery. MARGARET MDERMoTT. The
 funeral of Margaret McDermott was held this morning from M. J. Gan mons funeral parlors, 415 John street. at S:3O and services at the Blessed Sacrament church at g o'clock where : Rev. Edward Shaughnessy sang the ! ! mass of requiem The palibearers l were Edward Levi and John Patter- son. and Patrick Conley. The inter- ! ! ment was in St. MichaePs cemetery
 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA . District of Connecticut
 ? WHEREAS. the Fist day of April. 2 1921 The United States of America filed an amended libel in the District Court of the United States for the District of Conn ecticut, against T1s cases amended . cordance with Act of Congress of June l 30 19o6 Civil and Maritime.
 AND WHEREAS by virtue of process l in due form of law, to directed re-
 turnable on the End day May, 1921. l
 have seized and taken the said 3 addi- tionaI cases of said tomato catsup. same
 making 1oIs cases seized in aIl and have 5 NOTICE is Hereby Given, that a Dis | trfct Court will be held in the United Estates Court Room. in the City of New | Haven Conn. 1900 noon on the 2nd lay of May, 1921. for the trial of said | premises and the owner or owners and l interest. are hereby cited to be and ap- l pear at the time and place aforesaid to l show cause If any they have why a |. | 1naI decree should not pass as prayed. VIM. R. PALMER, L. s. Marshal
 By William J. Hayes. Deputy U- s.
 EdwaId aa7Faii F Smith. U. s. Attorney, Fed
 eraI BIdg.. Hartford. Conn.
 1 Bridgeport. Conn. April 2- 1a21 C2Ass