The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-16
OBITUARY
Thomas Joseph GflIane.

Sorrowing friends and relatives at the funeral of Thomas Joseph Gillane,
 which was held this morning at s:30 from his late home 119 Fremont street, and a half hour later in St. Peters church. where a solemn high mass of requiem was sung by Rev. Charles Leddy, the pastor; assisted by Rev. Michael Thompson and Rev. John Costello.
 church a trio composed of Miss Cath crime McGrath, Mrs. Gathering Lom- bard Larson and William Chew sang
 Thy Will Be Done,' Snd Schmidts MT. Chew sang Ave Marie and af- ter mass Some Sweet Day. was sung by Mrs. Larson. As the funeral pro God to Thee was played on the chimes.
 The palfbearers were Joseph Nc Cam, James Mullins. Charles Savage, and Patrick Grove from Court Pe- quonnock, Foresters of America, and Simon Crehan and Michael Sullivan from the Holy Name society of St. in the family plot in St. Michaers cemetery where the commital service was read by Father Thompson. as- sisted by Father Costello.
 Charles Graether
 Charles Graether died last night at his home, 114 Cottage street, af- T fsr sho55 Roes aBs ae i've is Hfye Mrs Mary HoSbach. Mrs. Bertha Blakie Mrs. Emma Nagle, Mrs. Harry Weston and Miss Lillian Graether. The deceased was a member of Mir tha lodge, Knights of Pythias and the Germania Singing society.
 The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon from his late home and in l torment in Park cemetery.
 Thomas HI. MaIoney 1
 The funeral of Thomas H. MaIoney | @ fJ~n hi lat -oSi6 90 Rockton avenue, at s:30 a. m. this 1 morning and from St. Patrick's l church at a. m.. with a high mass of requiem. celebrated by Rev. John | German of Brooklyn, N. Y. AS the | remains were brought into the church 1 the choir rendered Thy Will Be | Done" At the offertory. Miss Mary | mass she sang Some Sweet Day." The | pallbearers were James Rawley, John | GaTn9I, G1Tn1l., u!Dhisi William a Clifford; Martin tholomew Haggerty. The fnterment l was held in St. Michaers ceme etery, l where the commitaI services welte | read by Rev. John German, assisted |
 Mrs. Minerva DoolittIe. ,,.tIi The funeral of Mrs Minerva Doc daughter. Mrs. Frederick Ventulett, East Main street, Stratford, at 2:s0 yesterday afternoon. Rev. R. c. Whitehead, pastor of the Stratford church, officiated at the services. The bearers were: Charles Roberts, Beach and Charles Cosier, c. Mathews, Arthur Surrett, and Charles Harney- Burial was in the family plot in Union cemetery.
 Mrs. Ann Winifred Mccarthy.
 Mrs. Ann Winifred Mccarthy | widow of Michael Mccarthy, died yesterday at her home, 1896 Fairfield avenue, following @ lengthy illness Mrs. Mccarthy was the daughter of | he late Malachi and Winifred Keat- ing Mccarthy. Her sister. Miss Cath erine Mccarthy. died a month ago. Surviving Mrs. Mccarthy are son, John T. Mccarthy, baseball player on the Springfield team; two sisters, Mrs. John Donnel1y of this city, and Mrs. John Kane of New Milford; dealer of Danbury. The funeral will be held at S:30 Saturday morning from her late home and at o'clock from St Peters church where a sol orated. Burial will be in St. Francis Xavier cemetery. Milford.
 Mrs. Lena Boettger.
 Mrs Lena Boettger died this morn ng at the home of her daughter. Mrs. J. R. Standish, 592 William ,treet. She was the widow of Henry 8oettger, who died about a week ago. tl louis. a daughter, Mrs. Standish, a lister, Mrs. Louise C1eary and two She was a member odge.
 The funeral will be held Saturday Ifternoon at D. m. from her late lome where Rev. J. Rutlidge Beale will officiate- Interment in Park emetery
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