The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-25

from St MichaeFs Archangel church. interment in St. Michael's. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at the church.
 MARY l.. NICHOLSON, forty-nine, wife Of Judge Edward K, who died Friday at Bridgeport hospital, will be buried tom ororw afternoon at ?, ser vices from the home, interment in A6 Grove One son. Edward, Jr., also Ssrrvices, and two daughters, Sylvia Y. and Miriam E. Friends are in vited to attend the funera! at her home, 59 Park avenue
 IDA MAY ELLISON WAY, forty fiv2 widow of William. who died Fri day, was buried this afternoon, ser vices at 2:3O from the chapel of Henry F. Bishop, 174 Fairfield ave nue, interrnent in Mt Grove.
 DAYTON OLMsTEAD JENNINGS. twenty-six, son of Samuel and Louise, who died yesterday at the home, Southport, will be buried Tuesday af- ternoon. Services at 2:30. interment in Wilton.
 LOUISE c. DIMOND. seventy-six, widow of George H.. 299 Park street, died yesterday Funeral was this af- ternoon, private. interment in Lake view
 MARY BONA. fifty. wife of Mi chaeI, FPS Ellsworth street who died yesterday. will be buried Wednesday afternoon, services at rom the Hsype, interment in Mt. Grove Ef7ends are envited-
 ADOLPH JOHN BOERSCHEL, if tv-five, 60 Freeman street, who died Friday, will, be buried tomorrow af- ternoon, services from the home at 2:3e, interment in I4akeview. Friends are invited.
 pOD\-cTO~S eixtv-one wife of Joseph, 275 Goddard avenue, who died Thursday, was buried thlS afternoon. Private services were held from the home at 3, interment in L-akeview.
 MARzE L. BATCHELDER. eighty six widow of Merrill B.. of Nichols. who died yesterday, will be buried to- morrow afternoon at S:SO, services from the home of her daughter, Mrs. George l.. Mcclellan of Nichols, in terment in Lakeview-
 KARL BITzER. forty-six. of Greenfield Hill, Fairfield, who died Friday. was buried this afternoon, services at 2:S0 from the home of his brother, 2O5 Fourth street. interment in Park cemetery. Besides his wife and a daughter, Flora, he is survived by a brother. Jacob, and a sister, Mrs Anna. Kaeser. of Bridgeport, and his father, and two sisters in Germany. Il No. S6S. and Bertha lodge, No 5S' n. O. H., and the Schwaben Nereln- Members of these organizations at tended the funeral
 SARAH FORD FARLEY of 1O4 Lee avenue was buried this morning. services at her home at S:SO and at St. Peters church at 9:00. where a solemn high mass was celebrated by the Rev. Charles Leddy. assisted by Rev Shaunessy as deacon and the Rev. Michael Lynch as subdeacon- As the body was entering the church the choir sang Thy Will Be Done" and at the offertory "Ave Maria At the conclusion of the mass Mss Cath erine Lombard sang Face to FaceH' and as the body was being borne from the church the choir rendered '-Nearer My God To Thee" The paIl-bearers were John O'Connell. Patrick Grove, Patrick Ford. James Ford. Michael McPa dden and Rich ard Costello. The Rev. Charles Led dy read the renitta1 services at the grave in St. MichaeTs cemetery.
 Gold amounting to S4.00O,oOO ar rived at New York on the Holland American Line steamship Nieuw Am sterdam, consigned to local bankers.
 Installation of police wireIessout- fit sufficiently powerful to communi- cate. with any point in the United States was begun at Detroit.