The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-12

| from Blessed Sacrament church. In | terment was in St. Michaer5 ceme- tery.
 JAMES A. MCDONALD, emp1oyed as timeleeper in the Department O | Public Works, died early yesterday morning, at his home, 1888 East Main | street. He is survived by two sisters Mary J. Mcdonald, and Mrs. F. Dempsey, with whom he lived He was a members of the Carpenter union, and of the East End Camp Of
 the Woodmen of the World. He wa
 a communicant of St. Charles church
 Funeral Thursday morning tt S:30
 from the home and at from St.
 Charles church, s interment in St.
 Nichaers. Friends are invited.
 TIMOTHY B. MCNAMARA, who
 died Sunday, will be buried tomorrow
 services from the home. 119 Vine
 St: Augustine'S church. interment at St. MichaePs. Friends are invited.
 MARIA B. MORGAN, fifty-seven. wife of Christopher, S4 West avenue, wno died Sunday, will be buried to- home at and at 9:3O from Sacred Heart church where a solemn high mass will be offered for the happy repose of her soul Interment in St. $.
 BRIDGET POLAND, eighty-six. widow of Daniel F., who died yester- day, will be buried Thursday morn ing, services at S:30 from the home. IA Cedar street and at from St Mary's church, interment in St. Michaers. Friends are invited. She had resided in Bridgeport for 70 years, for 40 of which she was a com municant of St. Mary's church. She is survived by seven children, Miss Mary Poland, Mrs. Henry Cosier, Mrs Oscar Reynolds, Mrs. Frederick Townsend, Mrs. Teresa Magurn Charles Poland, superintendent of the high school building, and Arthur Poland.
 HENRIETTA J. CHAPEL eighty six, widow of the late Samuel T., who died yesterday, will be buried Thurs day at Pittsfield, Mass. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday evening at 7:30 from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis W. Hickok, 746 Kossuth street, where she died. Two other daughters sur vie, Mrs. George A. Hasling, North Adams, Mass, and Mrs. w. E Cart wright, Calgary, Alta, Can.
 FRANCIS R. LEE, 95 Gem avenue was buried yesterday morning. ser vices at S:30 from the home and a. 9 from St. Patrick's church, where a solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev. J. A. keane, assisted by Rev. John c. Lynch and Rev Charles Hosey. The pail bearers were Ray mond Lynch, Charles Brewer, Ed ward McLarney, Frank Seeley, David Casey and Daniel Griffin Interment was in St. MichaeFs.
 CATHERINE A. DALTON MORAN. 1464 North avenue, was buried yester- day morning, services at S:30 at her home and at g from St. Augustine's church where solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev. James B. Mi hill, assisted by Rev. R. J. Bowen and Rev. Joseph A. Ganley. The pail bearers were J. R. Becher. William J. Dougherty, William P. Corr, Ber- William B. Hogan. Burial was in St. 
 MRS. THOMAS COLLINS who died Sunday in Manchester will be buried in this city tomorrow interment in St MichaePs. She is survived by her husband. Thomas, and two daughters i Mrs. Elizabeth McKenney and Ger trude Collins, both of Bridgeport
 NETT1E BOLSON SMITH, twenty one, wife of William C., died Saturday afternoon at Bridgeport hospital. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bol- | son, S6 Ogden street, survive besides | her husband and three brothers Ed ward. Raymo ond and Clarence Bolson and four sisters, Levina, Mary, Mime | and Laura Bolson. Funeral from | the home of her parents, Tuesday af- ternoon, at 2:30; interment in Union l cemetery, Stratford.