The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
OBITUARY

JULIA E. SCHMITZ, widow of Ar mold Schmitz, died last night at her home at 622 Warren street, where funeral, which will be private, has not vet been arranged. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. She is survived by one son, Arnold, broth er William, andS two sisters, Mrs. | Nellie White and Mrs. William Cox.
 MARY TAYLOR STAPLES, widow | of the late Francis l.. Staples, died | Wednesday in Long Hill, aged seven | ty-six. Friends are invited to attend the funeral which will be held tomor- row at 1 o'clock from the late resi- dence at Sport Hill. Interment will
 FRANK STERBINSKY, aged two, who died yesterday. The funeral will be held from the home of the parents determined. Interment in St. Mich aePs cemetery. Friends of the family are invited. N FREDERICK swINDEN, died Wednesday at his home, 767 Broad street. The funeral. to which friends are invited, will be held from the chapel of H. A. Remington on Bar mum avenue at o'clock Saturday. Interment in Park cemetery. MT. 1 Swinden, who is survived by his wife, Carrie, and one daughter, Mrs. Theo- l dore Kirk, was for 15 years employ ed at the Challenge Cutlery company. He was a member of the Pioneer l lodge, Sons of St. George.
 JOHN J. CARROLL, son of John T., and the late Agnes C.. Carroll, died Thursday at the home of his uncle, M. F. Carroll, GA Laurel ave- are invited to the funeral which will ;be held from the home on Saturday at 8:30, followed by a solemn high mass at St. Augustine's church and burial in St. Johns cemetery, Middle own. He was clerk in the Atlantic hotel and had been ill but a short time-
 1 MARGARET M. SYKES GRACE died yesterday, aged so. at her home
 12O Mt. Grove street. Funeral cere-
 monies will be held at the late resi-
 dence at s-3O Saturday, and at
 torment will be in St. MichaePs ceme
 tery. Friends are invited, but asked
 to omit flowers. She is survived b.
 five sons. Patrick J., Michael P; Mar
 tin J., Edward J. and George C.; als,
 one daughter, Mrs. George McN
 mara.
 MARY SHELLY QUINLAN, widoy
 of James Quinlan. died yesterday a
 her home, 261 Broad street Tn
 funeral will be held at the late resi-
 dence at S-30 Saturday followed b | services at Sacred Heart Church, aft | CT which the body will be taken [ I%Winsted for burial. She was a siste
 of the late Rev. Thomas Shelly. c
 Waterbury, and is survied by fou
 children, Dr. Henry Quinlan, of Ra-
 ton, Mass; James Quinlan and Mir
 Celso A. Lyon, of this city, and Clar
 Quinlan, of Westport. She is als
 survied by a brother, James Shell,
 and three sisters, Margaret and I
 T. Shelly, of Winsted, and Mrs. I
 Finn, of Shelton.
 FRANCIS c. FITZPATRICK WE
 buried yesterday following services : the late residence, G33O State stree lat 8:30, followed by ceremonies St. Peters Church where Rev. Charl A. Leddy sang a mass of requieI The body was taken to Mertden f, interment in St. Peters cemetery, u palbearers being William O'Har 1 William OLeary, Thomas Smallwoo pr. l. J. Lyon, Charles Flanagan al Robert Mccullough. A delegatiC was present from the B. P. O. Elks WILLIAM DEEK, of this city, "
 be buried this afternoon from u funeral parlors of J. H. Carroll, Elm street, at 8 o'clock. The Re : Remer, of the German Congregatio al Church, will offer prayers Inte s ment at Park cemetery.