The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
OBITUARY

ELIZABETH CREELMAN BROTH l FER, wife of William A., Milford, died yesterday. Funeral, Wednesday af.
 her son, 4. E. Brother. 4S New Ha- ven avenue, Milford, intern1ent in Milford cemetery.
 JAMES CURLEY, son of Bridget and the late James. 1887 Seaview ave nue, died yesterday after short ill., ness. Besides his mother he is sur viTed by a brother, Michael; and two sisters, Catherine and Sadie. Friends are invited to attend the funeral. at 8:30 a. m., Tuesday, from the par lors of Mullins. Scott & Redgate, 293 Golden Hill street, and at from Blessed Sacrament church, interment in St. Michaers. Please omit flow CTS.
 LUCIA DE ToRo. seventy-four. 690 William street, who-died Friday. was buried this morning services at 8:30 from the residence of her son. Angelo. SEQ William street, and at 9 from the Holy RnRary church, with solemn requiem mass. Interment in St NichaeFs.
 CATHERINE RITA LAW. fifteen. daughter of Albert and Anna NJ, 97 Center street, died yesterday. Friends are invited to attend the funeral to-
 morrow morning from the home at S:30 ad at g from St. Augustines church, interment in St. MichaePs. Besides her parents she is survived by a sister. Mae. and a brother, Per ry. She attended Webster school.
 EDWARD LEMRY, sixty-nine, who died Friday, was buried this morning. services at S:30 from the home, 72 Lee avenue, and at from St. Anthony's church, Colorado ave- nue, interment in St. MichaePs.
 MARY B. MORGAN. ffty-seven, wife of Christopher, S4 West avenue, died yesterday. She was a communi- cant of Sacred Heart church, and well known in the city; Resides her hus- band she is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. H. V. Kennedy and Mrs. c. B. Fowler, the latter of Seattle, Wash. and five sons, Christopher. John, William, James and Thomas. Funeral at a. m., Wednesday. from Heart church, where a solemn high mass will be offered for the happy repose of her soul. Burial in St. Michael
 MARY ELIZABETH ROGERS, five months, daughter of Charles F., and Mary F. Rogers, Cut Spring road, Stratford, who died Saturday, will be buried tomorrow, services at 2 P. M. | from the home, interment in Lake | view. l
 NETTTE BOLSON SMITH, twenty one. wife of William C., died Satur- 1 day afternoon at Bridgeport hospital. | Her parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward l Bo1son, S6 Ogden street, survive. be- | sides her husband and three brothers Edward, Raymond and Clarence Bol- 1 son and four sisters I4evina. Mary Mime and Laura BolSon. Funeral from the home of her parents Tues 1 day afternoon at 2:30; interment in Union cemetery, Stratford.
 CHARLES D. wIcKs, sixty, who died Friday, 1929 Elm street, Strat- l ices being held at the home at 2:30 {! internent ir Union cemetery, Strat- | ford.
 AMELIA WHITE, wife of Horace. | died last night at her home. 377 | Sti11man street. She was we'll known l in East Bridgeport, and is survived | by three daughters, Mrs. Walter Doo- l little, and Aure1la. Stone, Bridgeport; l and Mrs James Dinan, New Haven: 1 also two brothers, Leo and Clarence l Stone.
 ANNIE T. CAVANAUGH. p | Washington avenue, died suddenly | yesterday afternoon while taking a l walk along Stratfield road with her | cousin, Marguerite Cavanaugh of i Newtown, with whom she formerly l lived. Medical Examiner W. H. | Donaldson of Fairfield was called | and said that death was due to neu- l ra1gia of the heart.