The funeral of "Winifred A. Lewis
was held this morning from the
funeral rooms of M. J. Gannon at
8:30 and at Blessed Sacrament church
at 9 o'clock. Rev. John Walsh cele
brated the requiem mass and the
music was by the church choir. The
services were attended by many of
the friends and relatives of the de
ceased and there was a beautiful dis
play of flowers. The bearers were
William McDonough. Earl Lewis,
Harry Seeley, George Schwab, Stephen
Kish. Ernest Huber. Father Shaugh
ncssey and Father Walsh read the
committal service at the grave in St.
Michael's cemetery.
CHAITPEUU WANTED.
A chauffeur is wanted 1o fill a va
cancy at tiie Bridgeport district Ord
nance Ot!'..'e with a salary of $1,400
a year. Applicants for the position
murt have had at least six months'
experience as a chauffeur and should
have the necessary license. Civil Ser-
Employment Offices
May Be Retained
The Tj. S. Employment office may
not be abolished in spite of the fact
that no appropriation has been made
for their maintenance by Congress.
Secretary of Iabor William B. "Wil
son has stated that he "will use his
Influence to maintain the offices
throughout the country for at least
some months as the necessity now Is
greater than ever.
