The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-21

president of the ePopIe's Savings bank, died Saturday after a lingering illness. he funeral will be held to- morrow at 3 o'clock, services from the will be in Derby. Friends are in <vited and asked ito omit flowers.
 MINOT A. BRAKEMAN, Stratford, . who died in Jacksonville, Fla, was buried yesterday, services being held at 8 p. m. in the Congregational church, Stratford, interment in Put ney cemetery.
 MARY BURNS CAMPANA, widow of George A., died Saturday at the age of eighty-one. Funeral was held this morning, services from the home, 1925 Stratford avenue, at S:30 a. m. and at 9 from Blessed Sacrament church, where a solemn high mass was celebrated. 1nterment in St Michae1s. She is survived by four sons, Charles M, Peter, John and George; three daughters, Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald, Mrs Michael Kerrins and Miss Harriedt Campana; 16 grand children, six great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Isaac Risley and Miss Annie Burns and a brother Peter.
 SAMUEL. FOLEY, who died Sat urday. was buried this morning. Ser vices were held at S:S0 from the par . lors of M. J. Cannon, S15 John 
 church, interment in St. MichaePs. . IDA CLEMONS, sNty-one, widow of Rosco, 195 Fairfield avenue, died Saturday. Funeral tomorrow even ing at from the chapel of Henry E. Bishop, 27f Fairfield avenue, inter rnent in Jakeview cemetery, BrlStol. Friends are invited
 JOHN E. COULD, seventy-two, died Saturday after a long illness. at 2-SO n- n. the home, 11S Stillman street, burial in Fairfield Fast cemetery: He was born in Greenfield Hill, being the last of the Gould family. He came to this city 12 years ago, after serving for 33 years on the police force at Newark, N. J. His wife survives
 LAWRENCE FAHEY. twenty-six, died uddenly yesterday in New Ha- ven. Funeral Wednesday morning at S:So from the home, TIP Arctic street, and at from St. Charles church, where a solemn high mass will be offered for the happy repose of his soul interment at St. Michaefs Friends are invited.
 MARY F. ROBINSON, widow of John, who died Friday at the age of seventv-one, will be buried tomorrow, services at 2 D. m. at the Messiah Baptist church on Arch street. inter- ment in Park cemetery. Friends are invited
 wOOLSEY B. STERLING, sixty seven. who died Thursday in Trum- bull, was buried yesterday, services at 2:3O D. m- from the home, inter nent in Riverside cemetery, Trum- bull Rev. Proper, Long Hill, offi-
 GRACE c. DUPONT, wife of Amos J.. was buried @his morning, services at S:3O from the parlors of M J Cannon 415 John street, and at g from St Anthony's church Inter-
 THOMAS R. KANE was buried this morning; services at S:30 from the home, PAS Nichols avenue, and at from St. Mary's church. Intermen' in St. MichaePS.
 GEORGE FRANKLIN PERRY was buried yesterday afternoon, service: at 3:3O from the chapel of-Charle: Fables, Wesbport, internrent in Chris church cemetery, Westport.
 
 MRS. VT. HERSCHER, forme Miss Grace Webb, died Saturday 1T Milwaukee, Miss, after a brief ill ness. She was the daughter of eX Captain Webb of the Bridgeport DO lice and well known here where sht formerly resided Her husband was form merly superintendent of the Nal leabIe Iron works. Her father ana two children survive.