Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28
FUNERALS.
Miss Nora Sullivan.


The funeral of Miss Nora Sullivan of
No. so Broad street. was held Monday
morning at SIS O'Clock from the par
Tors of Undertakes Cummings & Ring
with a mass of requiem in st. Pat
rick's church at o'clock, Rev. Myles
P. Calvin officiating. The bearers
were Raymond Carey of Willimantic,
Patrick and John Connors and John
Murphy of Newport, r. l., and Patrick
White and William Bresnahan of
this city and burial took place In St.
Marys cemetery Relatives from New
York, Providence. New London ano
Colchester were in the large attend
ance and there were number of
floral remembrarces.
Miss Minnie Josephine conneII.
Many relatives and friends were
present at the funeral of Miss Minnie
Josephine Connell. which was held
Monday morning at SIS O'Clock from
her home, No. II Roath street, with a
mass in st. Mary's church at 9 o'clock,
Rev. w. H. Kennedy officiating. Two
hymns We're Iendered at the close. of
The bearers were Lawrence Z. Nolan,
Patrick McMahon. Thomas Driscoll
and Harry Richmond, and the burial
took place in the family plot in st.
Mary's cemetery. A committal SER
vice was read at the grave by Rev. Fl.
Kennedy.
Included in the many floral remem-
brances were the following: Pillow of
Easter lilies and carnations marked
Daughter. from her father, wreath of
Easter lilies and roses marked Sister,
from John and Joseph Connell, cross
of Easter lilies and roses marked Min
ME, from her aunt, Miss Nellie O'Con-
nell, wreath of carnations from Mrs.
Mary Connell and family of Whitman
tic. spray of Easter lilies and asterS
from Joseph Belleheur, spray of roses
from Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Chester,
heart of roses from her classmates,
standing cross Of roses and aSters and
lilies marked At Rest, from the en-
ployes of the gas and electric depart
ment. standing cross of roses and car
nations marked Rest, from employees
| White Star Clothing company, wreath
| Of asters and roses from the White
| Star Clothing company, wreath of roses
| and lilies from Mrs. NJ F. Snugrue,
standing horseshoe from st. Celia T.
| A. society, wreath of Gala lilies and
asters from Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ Richmond, cross of asters and lilies
| from Division No. /, A. o. H, spray OF
| mantle. wreath of roses from Anna
| belle and Josephine Fitzpatrick, spray
of chrysanthemums and lilies from Mi
chael O'Connor and family, spray OF
dahlias from Clarence Matthew of VIII
limantic.
Undertakes Shea & Burke had
charge of the funeral arrangements.
Mrs. John KiIrow.
The funeral of Bridget Hanley
widow of John Kilrow, was held al
$50 o'clock Monday morning from her
late home, No. IL White street, with
relatives and friends from this and
other cities numbered in the attend.
ance. At 8 o'clock a mass of requiem
was celebrated in st. Mary's church
by Rev. John Fleming. Face to Face
was rendered by Edward J. Connolly
of jamestown, N. Y, at the close o.
the mass. The bearers were friend:
and burial took place in st. Mary
cemetery.
| Undertakes Shea & Burke haG
charge of the funeral arrangements
Mrs. Russell johnson.
The funeral of Frances A., wife O
Russell Johnson, was held on Monda
morning at 10 o'clock from her horn
at Montyiiie in the Pequot section
with Rev. +. J. Luddington. formerl
pastor of the Baptist church, oficiat
ing. Friends of tthe deceaced acted a
bearers. There was a large numbe
of beautiful flowers expressive OF tn
esteem in which her friends held he;
Burial was In the family plot at Lake
Pond cemetery. Undertaken Gage
having charge Of the funeral arrange
ments.