The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
OBITUARY

sixty-five. wife of Otto, who died Friday, will be buried tomorrow at- ternoon. Friends are invited to at 3SO Nichols street, and at 2:45 from the Danish Lutherap church, Beach street. interment in Park | cem etery. Besides her husband she | is survived by four daughters, Mrs Jerry S. Kved, Mrs oJhn kath, Mrs. Mel Christensen and Katherine Thue- sen; also a. son, Edward B., and five ELwoOD BIRDsEYE WADE, twenty-three, who died in WetherEs- afternoon Services were held at from the home of his parents, 13O Hillside avenue, interment in Park cemetery.
 ELIZA BARNES wORDIN, wife of Dr. Nathaniel, 213 Courtland hill, was buried Saturday afternoon. Services were held at 2:30 at the home. She was prominent in benevolent and church work, and was president O. the Women's Benevolent Organiza: ton of the First Congregational church for nearly a quarter of a cen tury. Years ago she was also inter- esued in the welfare of the North church
 ELLEN E. COLLINS was buried Saturday morning, services being held from the home of her son, James F., 453 Coleman street, and at St. NichaePs-
 JOSEPH F. LAMB, six, son of George E. and Alice Lahamadue, who died yesterday, was buried today, ser vices at the home. 551 Housatonic avenue, interment in Park ceme- tery-
 BARBARA MEYER, eighty-two, widow of Christian, died yesterday at Charles Doerr, 229 Lenox avenue. She had resided in the South End for many years and besides Mrs. DOerr, is survived by another daugh- two sons, Fred and Frank. She was a member of the Altar Society of St Joseph's R. c. church, and a delega- 1 ton from this order will attend the funeral at S:30 Wednesday morning from the home and from St. Joseph's church. Altar society take notice. ELIZABETH PETRUEVICH, fifty eight, wife of John. 497 South ave nue, died yesterday following a short | illness. Besides her husband she is survived by a. daughter, Katherine. Friends are invited to attend the funeral but please omit flowers. Ser vices will be held tomorrow morning from the home at 8 and at S:3O from St. Georges church. interment in St MichaePs.
 ALICE PERRY SETZER. widow of Henry, died yesterday Her hus- band, who died seven years ago, was a prominent citizen She was a. mem Der of Park Street Congregational church, and was interested in char liable affairs The funeral will be held at 2 Wednesday afternoon from the home, 512 East Washington ave nue Rev Gerald H Beard, pastor of church, offciating. Burial in Mt Grove.
 THERESA BISSONETTE, ten, daughter of Louis and Rosa, S5 Lee buried tomorrow, services at the house at S:30 a. m. and at from St. Anthony's church Burial in St: Mi chael's- Besides her parents she is survived by two sisters, Rita and Ma rie; and brother, Louis.
 CHARLES HENRY LEE sixty four, 125S Noble avenue, who died Saturday, will be buried tomorrow. services at the house at 2 .m.; in torment in Park cemetery.
 JULIA A NORTHROP, widow of George w, died suddenly yesterday at her home, PIainvi1le. She is sur vived by two daughters. Mrs. Fred F.
 
 TrumbuI1, Plainvi1le; also two grand daughters, Esther Trumbun and Mrs. Frederick R. Silliman, the latter of Bridgeport The funeral will be at 2:30 D. n- tomorrow in Plainville cemetery.
 JAMES GANLEY. 1s7 Black Rock avenue, died at his home Saturday evening. He was .. retired mou1der for 30 years, having been in the en- ploy of the Malleable Iron Foundry. He is survived by two daughters, sis ter Gertrude DePaul of St. Mar~'s academy, Waterbury, and Ella F., also a son, William, this city, and a sister, Mrs. Margaret Kenney, Hart ford. He was a communicant of Sa- cred Heart church and a member of the Holy Name society. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral at 9:30 tomorrow morning from the home and at 10 from Sacred Heart church, where & solemn high mass will be celebrated, interment in St Michael's.