Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

The funeral services of Ira F. Lew is were held at the Jewett City hotel Friday afternoon at half past two. The rooms were filled with relatives and friends, the body lying in the dining hall. Rev. w. Fl. Cane, D. D., pastor of the Congregational church, conduct ed the service. He spoke first of the helpfulness and manly, kindly deeds of the deceased, and particularly of his kindnesses to himself He took for his text They that are without sin let them cast the first stone. He said we have an indefinite idea of what life actually is. The way we look al life is not credit to us Life is something that we construct. Every thought we think, every act we per form. When we die Is the compile ton of our work. We are not doing this thing alone. Every man influ- ences his brother in building his life We must not stand off and criticise but it Is our business to help eacf other. My dependence is on you, ant yours is on me. It is easy for mar to be heroic when the bands are play ing and everything encourages him but when there is no encouragement is when a man shows what he is Keep your thoughts toward the bes and happiest of life.
 Two selections, Some Blessed Day and Some Time We'll Understand were sung by Mrs. F. $. Leonard, Mrs E. H. Hiscox. E. F. Burleson and G H. Prior, with F. $. Leonard as ac' companist Undaunted lodge, No. 34 K. of F., attended, and took charge | of the committal service. The bearers were W..H. Brown, William Robertson Jr.. George w. Robinson. Louis Howe Solomon Wechsler and Sherman Wa ters. Burial was in the Jewett Cit! cemetery.
 There were beautiful flowers iron Mrs. Lewis. Mrs Victor L'Heureux IT,. Mrs. Emma Olin. Mrs. Ida Barrett Charles P. Lewis. Miss lnez Briggs Mrs. Sarah Young, MT. and Mrs. Ja red Hall, MT, and Mrs. E. M. smith K. of P, The Parker Davenport Co Business Friends, Friends in Town Edward Chapman, Miss Sadie Bou chard. Dr. and Mrs. ] H. McLaugh lin, MT. and Mrs. Clarence Kahn. : w. Esten, Miss Mary Hoppman, MY and Mrs. John Mort. NIT. and Mrs A c. Brewster, Misses Annie and Min nie Welsh, John Welsh, Frank Mortar ! ty. Grosvenor Ely, Jr.. F. D. Ballou, R l A 1DullE, MI. dhu AAA''' . AA' i MT. and Mrs. w. H. rift
 Relatives and friends who attended the funeral from out of town wer' | MT. and Mrs. A. P. Barrett and Osca Barrett of Greeneville, Mr. and Mrs Rhodes Lewis of Preston, Mrs. Jare' Hall of Sterling, Mrs. Mary Baker 0 Warren. R. l., Mrs. Mary Williams o Hartford MT. and Mrs. Caleb Lewis MiddletoWn: Mrs. Sarah Young, Mis- Tnez Briggs, Norwich Mir. and Mrs Ira Barrett, Greeneville; Mrs. Franl Bishop. New Haven; MT. and Mrs 1 Charles Clarke, New London; Mrs Caroline Lewis, Middletown, Mrs. Su sic Whitman, Mrs Emma Benjamin ] Greeneville: Adelbert Lewis, Middle town; Calvin Briggs, Norwich; Charle Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Elmer Green, lsa belle Green, William Green Of Wind ham: Mrs. John Blackburn, Norwich Mrs. Everett Oatley; Mrs. David Yorh Willimantic: George Rouse, Norwich George Lewis, Wilimantlc.
 Undertaken Frank Tillinghast wa in charge of the arrangements.
 Sunday Subjects.
 Sunday morning at the Congrega tlonal church Rev. w. II. Canes topt yIu be The Nature, Power and In rluence of Habit. Rally day exercise
 are to be held in the Vestry after tn church service. In the evening, ReV
 Frederic s. Bamford of Plainfield wi
 speak, hls subject being The Gospt
 of Broken Things. He will also sin
 a solo. Crossing the Bar. Rev. Samu,
 Thatchers morning topic at the Meth
 odist church is Mans Extremity Gods Opportunity. In the evening