Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-29
FUN ERALS.
General Thomas MoManus.

General Thomas McManus.
 Funeral services for General Thomas
 McManus were held from his resi- dence, 1o7 Washington street, Hart
 ford, at 9.30 o'clock Monday morning
 with solemn high mass of requiem in
 the Immaculate Conception church at
 10 o'clock. Officers of the army and
 navy, members of the Military Order
 of the Loyal Legion and many people
 prominent in the life of the city at
 tended the services in memory of the distinguished citizen and soldier The officers of the mass were: Rev.
 Dr. Michael A. Sullivan, pastor of the
 church, celebrant; Rev. William J. McGurk, Manchester, deacon; Rev. Michael J. Began, assistant pastor, sub
 deacon Rev. John G. Murray, chan cellor of the diocese. master of cere- monies.
 Priests present in the sanctuary in cluded Rev John H. Broderick, Nor
 wich, and Rev. William F. Cavanaugh, now of Hartford.
 pr. Sullivan spoke of the honors which the state paid the memory of her gifted son and said that such hon. ors might well be paid to a citizen whose patriotism was so disinterested and loyal and whose life had been so worthy.
 The honorary bearers were the fol- lowing representatives of the different organizations of which General Me- ManuS was a member Twenty fifth regiment, c. V.-Chap- lain Morton Sanford of Tariffville and
 Lieutenant Charles Avery of Hart ford
 Loyal Legion-DIajor F. R, Allen and Major c. H. Owen.
 Grand Army of the Republic-Cap- tain Charles H. Beaton, New Britain and Captain Edward J. Carroll, East Hartford.
 Bar Association-Judg William J. McConville, Judge John w Coogan. St. Peters Church Congregation Ex-Senator Matthew Hogan and John Ahern.
 Personal Friends-Dr. Joseph A Coogan Windsor Locks and Colone. | M. j. Wise
 The active bearers were nephews ot General McManus. They were Fred erick G. and Ward, sons of the late John T. McManus: Robert D. and James G.. sons of Robert D. McManus; Dr. Charles McManus and Dr. Henry l McManus, sons of Dr. James Me 1 Manus.
 Floral tributes included a large I wreath of roses from the Twenty fifth l regiment, c. V, and handsome floral l pieces from many other organizations ! and from personal friends Rev. Edward Downes of Mt Carme i and was assisted by Rev. o. F. Clarke 1 of the Holy Name church. Providence
 R. l.; Rev. pr. NJ. A. Sullivan ane Rev. John H. Frederick John Stevens Brown. I The funeral of John Stevens Brow1 l was held from his late home il 1 Poquetanuck Tuesday afternoon at | o'clock, Rev. Chamberlain officiating 1 at the service at the house and thu 1 bearers were Herman Chapman. Hen l ry Pendleton, Walcott and Charles 1 Main and burial took place in Poque l taruck cemetery The attendancf I was large and there were floral trib l utes Of esteem. Undertakers Shea 6 1 Burke had charge of the funeral ar l engagements.
 1 Mrs. Albert F. Williams.
 The funeral of Johanna w, wife 0 l Albert r. Williams was held from Un 1 dertake Gager's funeral parIors, [ Franklin street Tuesday afternoon a 1 2.30 o'clock. Rev. George H. St-ous 1 officiated at the service and tn 1 bearers were George, Gilbert, Edwi and John Edwards, all nephews of tn deceased Burial took place in tn family plot in West Plain cemetery 1 where Q committal service was req
 There were many beautiful flowers.