The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-05

W ll&luAM e1Snty, was DUr1ed yesterday afternoon from the funeral parlors of ]. H. Carroll. 54 Elm street. Interment was in Park cemetery, the pallbearers being friends of the fam fly.
 ELSIE VIRGINIA ABELING, R. N, died Thursday at her home in Torrington. She was graduate of the Bridgeport Hospital Training School in the class of 1912. and was well-known here. She belonged to he alumuae association and served as an army nurse during the last war, being stationed at Camp Mills. L.. l. At one time Miss Abeling was connected with the city clinics.
 JOHN J. CARROLL of this city was buried from the home of his uncle, NJ. r. Carroll of 644 Laurel avenue at S:30 this morning. There was a solemn high mass of requiem given for the deceased by Rev. J. B. Nihil, assisted by Rev G. Donohue, andRev. F. Bohan at St. Augustine's church at $500 o'clock. The pail bearers were John Callahan, Edward Wall, Clarence Sherwood, William Canton, and Thomas Wall.
 MARY SHELLEY oUINLAN widow of James Quinlan, was buried tro m her home, 261 Broad stree& at S:3O this morning and a half hour later from Sacred Heart church,
 
 was celebrated by her nephew. R. J. Carroll of Westport- As the body was borne into the church the choir rendered, Thy Will Be Done" Af- Thee was sung The pallbearers, all nephews of the deceased were Albert Lampe, William McGinness. Thomas Finn. Joseph Finn. Dr. Geo. l mains will be inferred in the family l plot, St. Joseph's cemetery, winsted.
 MARGARET S. GRACE. of 12C Mountaln Grove street, was buried this morning following services al S:3O from the late residence, and al St. Peters church at g o'clock, where a mass of requiem was celebrated by Key. Michael Lynch. Interment wa: Tn st. MichaefS cemetery, where com | initial services were read at the grave | by Rev. Michael Lynch The pail bearers were F. J. Quinlan, John H Redgate, William Tole, Henry Foster John Campana and Walter Haggerty
 AL FOSTELL, known whereve, vaudeville is played, and a charter | members of Bridgeport lodge of Elks died at St. Catherines hospital Brooklyn, Thursday. Bridgepor, l lodge Thursday evening instructed the 1 officers to attend the funeral and ex. i emplify the Elks' ritaual. Exalted | Ruler Lawrence T. Gallagher, accom-. panied by the other officers attended | thief uneral services at Campbell. l Funeral church. Broadway and 66tt | street, New oYrk, this afternoon. Eos. 1 tell in private life was Emil Rosen. !. berg. When Bridgeport lodge was in 1 sdtuted 36 years ago MT. Fostell, ont of the best known of vaudeville actor. at the time. happened to eb playing a | the old Wagner Garden on Water | street. He claimed Bridgeport as hi residence and in this way became ;; charter member, and became a. If, member about 10 years ago. At tn next meeting of the lodge a memoria service in his honor will be held.
 Miss Elsie Ableing. a former resi- dent of this city, died Thursday after noon at her home in Torrington. Sh, was a graduate nurse and receivet her training at the Bridgeport hos pital during the war Miss Ableini served as an army nurse at Cam Mills A group of friends from tn ! Emergency and Bridgeport hospital went to Torrington to attend tn funeral this afternoon.