The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-03
OBITUARY

CHARLES H. BAST, chief gunner's mate on the U. s. Destroyer Gregory, who was killed by an explosion on board at Plume in January, 1919, and whose body arrived in this country last week, was buried in Park ceme- tery, yesterday afternoon. Full mili- tar-y honors were accorded, a firing squad from the plant of the Lake Torpedo Boat company doini the honors. Taps. were sounded by Geo.
 Sanger, while Rev. F. A. Chapman
 conducted the services. The funeral
 was held from the chapel of August G. Baker, 1888 Stratford avenue, the
 palIbearers being o. Cain, J. F. Gull | linan, c. R. Nichols. T. H. Parish, J. J. O'Brien and L. F. Kroner His wife, Florence, survives.
 ALFRED W. GOULD. sixty, who ! died Sunday in St. Vincent's hospi- tai, will be buried tomorrow in
 Southampton. Mass. Services will be chapel of H. A. Remington, Basnum avenue and William street. friends are invited to attend. He is survived by Ia brother, George M. Myrtle Beach.
 B. Cutler Hartford. Odd Fellows
 of Milford will attend the services and exemp1ify the lodges ritual Springfield and Northampton, Mass papers please copy.
 ROSCOE E. BLANCHARD. S54 Noble avenue, a carpenter employed by the W. A. Smith Building Co.,, died yesterday at his home. He is survived by his wife, and two daugh- ters, Helen and Grace Three broth
 CTS also survive. Ryland A, Bridge port; Al1iston R., Springfield. Mass, and Eugene N. Reedsboro, Vt; also sister, Mrs. Cora Smith, SheIbourn
 Falls, Mass Friends are invited to attend the funeral at 2:3O p. n-, to- morrow from the home, interment in Lakeview. Automobile cortege.
 TIMOTHY D. BOLGER, sixty-two. 9S Lindley street, who died Sunday, will be buried tomorrow, services at 2:30 p. m., from the home, intel ment in Park cemetery. Friends are invited.
 JOHANNA CARLSON. seventy seven, widow of John Eric. who died yesterday at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs John Schutt, 135 Carroll avenue, will be buried Wednesday afternoon, services from the home of her daughter at 3:30, interment in Union cemetery, Stratford Johanna Carolina Carlson formerly lived at 136 Fairview avenue, Stratford, for 20 years. She is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Samuel Innes, and a son Charles H., also three grandchil- dren and a sister, Mrs. Walter Blaney, Friends are invited to attend the fun era1.
 HELEN T. CARPENTER. 45s Norman street. widow of John D. and mother of John L., died yester- day at her home, following a long illness. FNends are invited to attend the funeral at 2:3O tomorrow after noon from the home, interment in Mt Grove. She had lived in Bridgeport for over 40 years, her husband having died four years ago. Rev. Hal T kearns will conduct the funeral ser vices. Waterbury and New Haven papers please copy.
 ELIZABETH CO.'S, sfxty-two. who died Sunday. was buried this morn ing, services being held at from the home of her daughter, S4 Grand field avenue, and at 9:30 from St. Johns Nepomuck Catholic church Interment in St Michaers.
 STEPHEN MACY, fifty-six $40 Pequonnock street, who died Sunday will be buried tomorrow morning Friends are invited to attend the services at s:3O from the home and at g from the First Hungarian Re- formed church, interment in Mt Grove.
 DISSIPATION BASIS OF SUIT. | Harry J. Robinson, Bridgeport l asks a divorce from Florence Hewitt
 Robinson, Peabody, Mass. on grounds 1~f I r1