Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-07
FUN ERALS.
Mrs. Joseph <. Leudon.

Saturday morning the funeral sof Mrs. Joseph H. Loudon was held from her late home, No. IS Sturtevant ay- enue. In the large attendance were relatives from New Haven, Rochdale, Montville, Philadelphia, Wales, Mass, and other places. The flowers wefe beautiful and many. The baerers were Daniel F. Driscoll of New Ha- ven, Timothy Driscoll Edward Lou don of Rochdale, and John Burke of this city. Burial was in Maplewood cemetery. Shea & Burke had charge of the funeral
 Frederick Dearing.
 At 2.30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, the funeral of Frederick Dearing was held from his late home, 292 Laurel Hill avenue. People from out of town an ddelegations from organizations Of which MT. Deartlg was a member, were present in the large attendance. There were many beautiful floral forms. Rev. Herbert J. Wyckoff of- ficiated at the services. The bearers were Peter Fields and l.. Krauss of the German < Autzen Verien of Taft vile. Hcn.y Bridger of Shetucket lodge, l. 0. O. F., George Duffner of the Sons of Hermann, M. J. Coscoran ! of the Norwich Aerie of Eagles, Will jam J. Blackburn, K. of F., and Ben jamin Hannis and Edward Madden of the Elks. Burial was in the family lot in Yantic cemetery and Rev. MT. | Wyckoff read a committal service at l the grave. Undertaken c. A. Gager had charge of the funeral.
 Jacob kempner.
 The body of Jacob Kempner, whose death occurred in New York on Thurs day, was brought here on Sunday on the ? o'clock train and was taken in chadge by Church & Allen to be con- veyed to the Hebrew cemetery at Brewsters Neck for burial. Relatives from New York accompanied the body and friends and relatives from this city attended the services. These were conducted by l.. Bechert of New York, a brother -in-law of the deceased The bearers were Samuel Kronig, Gas per Graf, Reuben Raphael and s. Mix olasi.. MT. and Mrs. Bechart and MT. and Mrs. Kritzer of New York were relatives attending from out o1 town. | charIes Conrad SsItzer.
 The funeral of Charles Conrad Selt- ger, which was largely attended, was held on Sunday afternoon at o'clock from his late home, No. 531 Main street and there was a wealth of floral trib-
 utes from friends and relatives. Rev P. c. Wright of the Central Baptist church officiated and the bearers were all members of the Carpenters union
 to which MT. Seltzer had belonged
 James Grierson, M. J. Kelley, valen.
 tine Reich, and E. R. Whitmarsh
 Friends and relatives from Brooklyn
 and New York were in attendance
 BIIrfq1 was In fha faTni1v plnf Tn. Van
 tic cemetery, where Dev MT. Wrigh
 conducted a committal service at tn,
 grave. The funeral arrangement,
 were in charge of Henry Allen & Son Il Addison R. Monroe.
 From his late home at No. 502 Mail
 street. East Side, the funeral of Addi
 son R. Monroe was held on Sunda, afternoon at 2 o'clock. the house be
 ing f1ned with sorrowing friends Among these were relatives from Ney York and Worcester, and a delegation
 from Uncas lodge, Odd Fellows, o which Mir. Monroe had been member A large number of floral tributes sur rounded the casket. The services wer , conducted by Rev. P. c. Wright of tn Central Baptist church and the bearer were three sons-Frank A. and Emor-
 l.. of this city. Charles New York,
 son-tn- law, Frederick E. Webb 0
 worcester, and two grandsons, Fran
 M. Monroe of this city and Georg
 Webb of Worcester Burial was i the family plot in Yantic cemeterJ Church & Allen having charge of th
 arrangements, and the service at th
 grave being conducted by Uncas lodg,
 with Frank M. Green as noble gran ana Henry B. Griswold as chaplain.