The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

ELIZABETH GULLBEAUD, eighty, | widow of Eugene, was buried this afternoon, services being held at Ster- ling Home, 354 Prospect street at 2:3O. Burial at Lakeview cemetery.
 JESSIE L. LEWIS. forty-one, widow of Charles, who died Sunday was buried this afternoon. Services were held at the residence, 363 Strat- ford avenue at o'clock, interment Mt. Grove cemetery. Rev. Hal T. kearns, ofhciated. Mrs. Lewis resided here for 30 years. Her mother, Mrs. | Laura Zigenfuss. died 8 year ago. A brother survives.
 BESSIE A. POTTER. wife of Jules, died yesterday at Bridgeport at o'clock from parlors of Charles L. Dennis, 558 State street, interment at Pittsf1e1d, Mass. Friends are in- vited. Besides her husband she is | survived by a daughter.
 CLEREMONT POTTS, seventy one, who died Sunday at his home, 120 Sutton avenue, Stratford, was buried this afternoon, services being held at 8 o'clock at the residence, in | torment to be in Reform cemetery, l Germantown, N. Y. He is survived l by his widow and a son, Charles F., manager of the musical department, F. E. Beach store in Bridgeport. A brother, Oscar, lives in Madalin, N. l Y.; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Horner,
 and Mrs. Charles Sturgess, and a grandchild, Mildred Potts, also sur | vive. He managed the B. A. Buckley
 farm, for Is years, and was a mem Der of Farren's Lodge of A. O. U. w.
 ALEXANDER STEWART, fifty, 1o17 | Howard avenue, who died Sunday
 will be buried tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, services at the residence,
 interment at Lakeview cemetery. | Friends invited. He is survived by
 his wife, two sons, John A. and Rus sell, two daughters, Dorothy and Mrs. Ada Haight of New Haven. In 1883
 and 1884 he was featherwefght cham
 pion of Connecticut. and for the last four years salesman for the Ward T Baking company of New York city.
 WALLACE WILLIAMS, who died | yesterday at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. George Soule of East | Main street, Stratford. will be buried l Thursday, services at Berean Me morial church, East Main street, at 8 p. m. He was for many years time clerk at the plant of the Buflard
 of this city 25 years. Rev. IT. J. Long will ofhciate at the funeral, burial in Park cemetery.
 FREDERICK J. BRENNAN, at | torney, was buried yesterday morning following services at 9:45 at St. Pat ricl1's church, where solemn mass | of requiem was celebrated by Rev. John c. Lynch. Rev. John J. Keane officiated as deacon and Rev. Charles M. <Hosey as sub-deacon.
 The singing of the mass was rem I dered by the church choir. Miss Mae Kelly sang Ave Maria" at the offer l tory, James Keegan Jesus Lover of My SouP' after the mass, and as the | funeral procession was leaving the
 edifice the choir rendered Nearer l My God to Thee.' The bearers were | Thomas Brennan and Roy Melee of | this city, Thomas Brennan and James | Shelton of Shelton and John Keefe, Sr., and Martin Keefe of Ansonia. Burial was in Mount St. Peters ceme- | tery, Derby.
 PATRICK. PHILBIN was buried | this morning, services at S:30 from the residence, 130. Arch street, and at g from St. Augustines church. Rev. of requiem On entering the church the choir sang ''Thy Will Be Done" :" at the offertory Miss Mae F1aherty sang t'Ava Maria and after mass she rendered Some Sweet Day.. The paIlbearers were Thomas Reddy, Will liam McMenemey. Albert Fay, Harry
 Rivers, John Supplies and Edward | Lovely Interment in St. MichaeFs cemetery.
 l HAMILTON GoRMLEY,- brother of T Charles of 923 Kossuth street, died
 yesterday in Pittsburgh, Pa. The | remains will come to Bridgeport for
 burial, but funeral arrangements
 have not yet been completed
 MEMBERS OF the office force of the Crane Valve Co. will participate in a minstrel show to be given at the
 day, April '. Arthur Withstanley is
 directing the show.