Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15

neil was held from her late home at T Division street on Saturday at 2 o'clock, followed by services in St. Patricks church at which Rev. J. H. Frederick bfficiated. The bearers were Thomas P. White, Daniel Driscell, John O'Bfiefi and Dennis J. Coughlifi. Burial was in St Josephs cemetery.
 Undertaken HoHrigan was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Maty Bena5resk:
 The funeral of Mary DombroslSi was held at 2 o'clock on Saturday after noon from her late home in Taftviile with relatives and sfriends present. Edria1 took place iriSIhe Sacred Heart cemetery Where Rev. U. Q. Bellerose read a .comInittal service at the grave. Friends acted as bearers. Un- dertakers Cummings and Ring were in charge of the funeral.
 Body Sent to Wakefield. Tine body of John Whitfeta 1arkin was sent to Wakefield. R. L, on the s o'clock train Saturday for burial by Undertaker Gaser. Friends accom- panied the body.
 JcEn eosas.
 Tie funeral of John Gogas was held 1 Saturday afternoon from his late home 1 at 3.30 o'clock with many in attend | ance There were services in the ] Greek church at I o'clock at which Rev. George Cohstantinos cfficiated 1 Friends acted as bearers. Burial was | In MableWood cemetery. Funeral Di- rector Hourigan had charge of the fu- 1 r.eral arrangements.
 Mrs. Joseph Alabowiez. l The funeral of Mrs. Anna Alabowicz 36, the wife of Joseph Alabowicz, tool | place from her late home on Boswel l avenue Monday morning. Requiem mass was celebfated in St. Joseph church by Rev. I. v. Maciejewsk 1 Henry La Fontaine sang a solo. She; l & Burke we're in charge Of the funera ! and burial was in St. MarY's cemetery | Mrs. Alabowicz is survived by he
 husbafd; ofie son. one sister and thre brothers.
 Mrs. John L. Main.
 At Rose Hill in Ledyard, October 1( 1 1918, Fhebe E., wife of the late Joh L. Main died suddenly of cerebrs hemofl'hage. She was the daughter c
 Thomas H, and Sarah Hopkins Frinl
 She was born in North Stoningto1 q April 13, 1915, and spent the most (
 her life in 1elyard. She was marie
 March F 1864. to John L. Main ( Ledyard By tho Rev. Nehemiah wedding anniversary in 1914 ,
 She was highly esteemed by all wH knew her and was always known fl Ter kind deeds. She was kind an
 loving mother and leaves four chi dren and fifteen grandchildren mourn her loss. The children, NIr
 Sadie E.. Richardson or Preston, Ca yin R. Main, Mrs. Nellie M Kir
 mouth, of LedSard, and Mrs Elbe W. Lowe, Of Howard, F. I. Mrs. Ma < was a member of the St. Jan;es' Epi
 copaI church of Poqhetanuck,
 The funeral was held from her hon
 en Rose Hill, Sunday af one ocloc with relatives end friends attendih : There were many floral tributes. Re L. c. Sherburne. rector of St. Jame Episcopal church of PodGetanuc l conducted the services.
 r The bea re4's were Calvin R. Mai g Herbert Richa-dson, Egbert ". Low = and Frank Futile. Burial was in Il g Poanetahuci1 cemetery where a cor ). 1 initial service Was read at the gra by Rev. Mir Sherburne
 George Anderson. The funeral of George Anderson " . held on Monday morning at II. D o'clock at St. Nicholas Russian churc : Shea & Burke were in charge of t } funeral arrailgements. MT. Anders
 died an Saturday after a short ilne with preui1lDnia
 Rufus Stanton.
 The funeral of Rufus Stanton " l. held from the undertaking parlers "A "A Henry Allen & Son Saturday afterno :" at o'clock. Rev William Crawfoi
 pastor of the First Methodist chur, T. officiated. Four mem bers of the Loy \ Order of Moose. of which the decea s II was a member acted as barers, Geor u Hartman. A Craig Taylor, Har < Smith and Augustus Tasted. Bur . l' was in the family plot at Yantic cen 5, tery.
 y, Mrs. William Smith. h The funeral of Mrs William smi n was held Monday morning from [
 home Of her parents. Mr, and NJ if GEstave R. Thiel Of 37 Beach strt " at ID o'clock with relatives a
 ] friends attending. Rev. Peter "A Werth ofTfciated. The bearers wt .d Henry Jackowski, William Russ, 9 Carl Krouse and Eric Werth Bl ,e ial was in MapleWood cemetery wine n Rev Mir Wer.h read q commit , service Undertaken Gager was ,d charge of the funeral fangemen 1; Waiter B. Hynds. h, On Monday morning with reiati7 7; and friends attending, the funeral m Walter B. Hynds was held from i'd home of his parents at 1S8 Bosw s;.l avenue Present among those alter Id ing was a delegation from the Knig es of Columbus. There were many be- s. tiful floral forms. Services were h r. in St. Mary's church, at which Rev H. F'itzmauriee was celebrant I of bearers were Joseph Cavanaugh. Jc
 P. Lyston, Thomas J. Donovan, Tho
 las J. McCaffery. John Walsh 2 h. Charles J. Riordan. Burial was in :. Mary's cemetery. Funeral Direc
 Hourigan was in charge of the fune arrangements.