Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-08
FUNERALS.
Daniel Holland.

II <AL o.ou OGlOCk MOHdaY U1OTDlHR the funeral Of Daniel Holland was hel6 from his late home, No. 10 CIairernoni avenue with a very large attendance of relatives and friends, including al l the members of the board of water commissioners, the superintndent l employees. Out of respect to MT. HoI- land the office and shop were closed during the funeral hours Rev. John H. Broderick offlciated at a mass of requiem at St Patrick,s church at g o'clock and Mrs. F. L. Farrell sang to. Thees Professor Farrell presiding at the organ. The bearers were a1f- chae1 O'Neal, James J. Casey, William Blico, employees of the water depart 1 ment, Walter w., Lang, ex-presfdeut Of the water board, Edward c. Madden and John Savage, personal friends, and burial took place in St Mary's ceme- tery.
 Among tho floral renembrances were the following: large stanfing pillow from the board of water commission CTS, pillow marked "At Rest'' from the marked Father from MT. and Mrs F. Holland, Mrs. D. Hoi. land, piIliw marked "C1randpa. g from John, Mary and Isagella Hoi- land. grandchildren of the deceased, large standing cross, Mir. and Mrs M
 
 roses from James and Joseph Holland. grandchildren of the deceased. large wreath MT. and Mrs William Kroe- Der, New Bedford, shaaf of wheat, Ju- lia and Margaret Kroeher of New Bed Tor. large wreath John Caplas and sanaily. bouquet of red roses, Mir. and Mrs. '. M. Houck. galax wreath, John Savage and family. bouquet of chrys- anthemu111s, the Misses Malone Of TaftviIle.
 Undertaken Hourigan had charge of tho funeral arrangements.
 Albert Theodore steIxner.
 The funeral of Albert Theodore Stelz- ner was held from the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs Herman Stelz- Mohday afternoon Sat 2 o'clock and burial took place in Yantic cenleterv. The child was 5 days old and died on Sunday. Undertaken Charles A. Gag CT, Jr., had charge Of the funeral ar- engagements.
 pr. Wales W. Ciapp.
 Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock the funeral of Dr. Wales W. Clapp was held from his home, No. 127 Roath street among those attending. Mrs Helen L. Russegue of Hartford conducted ff,s service. reading the poem, He Wn., D1ed at Azim by Sir Edwin Arnold. ano delivering an impressive euIoRy ana tribute to the life of Dr. Clam The bearers were pr. George Fl. Payne. and Robert F. Clapp Of Boston nephews, and Charles Fl. Phelns ann William F. Bogue, Dwight IT. Hotlg;1. oI lnls city, and Lewis A. Tflfiughaxf or Taftvil1e. The remains will he Kent to Forest Hill. Boston. Tuesday morn Ing Ey Undertakers Henry Alien and Son fer cremation.
 Jeremiah P. Kelly,
 The body of Jeremiah F. Kelly who oied Tn Hartford on Saturday, reached Lnls city on the 2 o'clock train Mon aay aIlernoon and was taken in charge py Unoertakers Shea G Burke. Burial M was m the family plot in St. nfary's
 Mr. Kelly was born in Colchester A Ann fSheehan1 Kelly. For 1a vssrs s.l, past he had lived in Harfford ana i've years ago he succeeded his brefher. the late William 4. Kelly. as proplie- tor of the cafe at No. 17 Genital rovv. ne was member Of the Hartford Ltquor Dealers association. Foregterg or Arnsrica, and of Hartford lodge, L.
 There survive one son. Edward L. keiiy. student at Holy Cross college. q sister, Miss Nora A. Kelly. Of Col. enaster. and q brother. John Kelly, of &auEatuck,
 The funeral was held from under s1ang paFlore fn Hartford and ser vices were later held ia St. Peters, 1 cnurcn. many relatives and friends at. 1 4lA4&%AA4A-a A