Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-21
FUN NERAL.
John Looby, Jrn


 In attendance at the funeral of John Looby, IT,; which was held from his late home, No. 26 Vine street, Thursday morning at 8;15 o'clock were many relatives and friends, including relatives from out of town and dele of America and St, AGary's T. A. and B. society. Rev; Peter Cuny was cele- brant of a requiem mass held in St. PatPtok's church and at the close of the services Mrs. F. L. Farrell render ed two hymns. The bearers were Lewis A. Andrews, Joseph R. Porte lance and John Shannon of Court Sa- chem and Patrick Donohue Joseph Quinn and Ralph Berkenshaw of St. Mary's T. A. and B. society. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
 M. Hourigan had charge of the fU- neral arrangements.
 The floral offerings included O. pill low marked Our John from his parents, wreath marked Brother from his sis ter and brothers standing wreath from the T. A. B. Minstrels, Gates Ajar from St. D1ary's T. A. B. society, pillow of roses from Court Sochem, No: 94, heart of roses and lilies from Miss Elizabeth Barry, crescent Of roses from Miss Nora O'HaPa, wreath of roses and lilies from Patrick Dona- hue, standing cross from the trolley mems Union, cross of roses and lilies from the Windy Hill club, cross of roses and lilies from Miss Nora Con- nelly, cross or roses and lilies from Mrs. Jane Chambers and family, spray of white roses from MT. and Mrs, Will liam Harrigan of New London, spray of red roses from Miss B. Houlihan, spray of pink carnations from Albert 4. Burdielz, spray of pink gladiOi from MT. and Mrs. John Duff.
 Mrs. Michael Cornell.
 On Tuesday morning the funeral of Annie Brickley, widow of Michael Cornell was held from her late home, No. 88 West Town street, with many relatives and friends attending, some coming from Springfield, JeWett City and other places, Rev, Charles Brennan Oficiated at services held in Sacred Heart church, Norwich Town. Miss Elizabeth Malone presided at the organ. At the offertory Miss Mary p. Buckley sang Pie Jesu and for a wait ing hymn Some Sweet Day, Nearer My God To Thee was rendered as the body was conveyed from the church. The bearers were Thomas, Patrick and Michael Connell, James Murphy, Charles NIcGibney and Thomas J. Ma ra. Burial was in the Catholic ceme- tery.
 Undertaken M. Hourigan had charge of the funeral arrangements,
 Among the floral tributes was a standing cross marked Mother from the sons, pillow marked Mother from the daughters, wreath marked Mama from Mara children, standing wreath from William Buckley, standing cres- cent from Miss Cassie NCNally, wreath from James R. Moran, wreath from William Murphy, spray Of lilies from the Bricltley children, spray from GLr. and Mrs. Tefft, spray Of lilies from John Murphy and Mrs Timothy Fields.
 Amos Bowers.
 The funeral of Amos Bowers was held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home No, 261 West Thames street with Rev, Edward S. Worcester pastor of the Broadway Congregational church officiating There were many relatives and friends attending. The bearers were Edward Mayors, Louis Bowers, John Reveal and George RowCal. Burial was in Naplewood cemtery where Rev. MT, Worceter read 8 commtttal service. Undertaken Gager had charge of the funeral arrangements.