Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-02
charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Jacob Gordon.

charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Jacob Gordon.
 At noon on Tuesday the funeral of Jacob Gordon took place from his late home at AT Fairmount street with many in attendance. The body was conveyed to the Brothers of Joseph synagogue on West Main street, where Rabbi Stamm, Rabbi Rosenberg and Rabbi Davidson conducted the ser vices. During the funeral the Jewish stores in the city were closed out of respect for Mr. Gordon, who was a great benefactor of the local Jewish population. Burial took place in the Hebrew cemetery at BreWster's Neck. The bearers were Rabbi Rosenberg, Rabbi Stamn, Aaron Gordon, Michael Levine, Peter Strom, Israel Manden Abraham Hertz, Charles Slosberg, James Slosberg and David Shereshev- l sky.
 When the bearers lowered the coffin in the grave Meyer Blumenthal, presi- dent of the Independent Norwich lodge, No. 309, I. O. E. A, gave the last prayer for Brother Jacob Gordon He was one of the first honorary mem oers and this prayer was offered up in recognition of the losing of one of their worthy brothers.
 1 Undertakers Church & Allen were in charge of the funeral.
 Mrs. Louis Conan.
 On Tuesday afternoon at 230 o'clock the funeral Gf Maybelle Osborne, wife of Louis Conan was held from her late home at 496 North Main street with relatives from out of town at tending. The services were conducted by Rev. c. H. Ricketts, pastor Of the GreeneviHt Congregational church. T The choir of the church sang Nearer My God to Thee. The following rel atives acted as bearers: Walter Wib-
 berly, Larabee Whipple William N. Osborne and B. l.. Osborne. Burial
 was in Comstock cemetery where Rev.
 MT. Riclzetts read a comnittaI serv-
 ice. The funeral arrangements were
 in charge of Undertaken C/ger.
 Private Ambrose J. Rivers. , At Fitehville on Tuesday morning ! the funeral of Private Ambrose J
 Rivers, who died at Camp Devens last
 week. was held at 8.30 o'clock from the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary
 Rivers. Many relatives and friends attended and there were many beau ! tiful- flowers. At the serVlce in St. : Johns church Rev. Joseph Ford off, : ciated Miss Anthien sang Beautiful : Land on High and the choir sang
 NSCI6I, M y N1OG. lO luC5. He UetiI iers were Thomas Sweeney, James Mo :. Cann, Henry Shugrue. John Ryan, Ml- chaeI Sullivan and Patrick Lynch. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery l Funeral services were in charge ot : Undertaken Hourican-
 John Stankuwski. On Monday afternoon at 230 O. 1 clock from the mortuary rooms o1
 TTnder+ aker Hourigan the funeral ser
 vices for James Stankowski were held
 with friends and relatives in attend ,, ance. Rev. Peter Cuny conducted tht 5 service. The bearers were friends o :, the deceased. Burial was in Maple s wood cemetery.
 l. Ralph 5enedetto. s The funeral of Ralph Beneletto wa! $ held Monday morning at 9.30 o'clocl : from his late home at 99 Franklin
 street attended by relatives ant
 friends. A large number of floral trib-
 utes were arranged about the casket e At the services in St. Patriclts churcl I at 10 o'clock, Rev. Peter J. Cuny san. j. the requiem mass. Friends acted a T bearers. Burial was in St. Josephi \ cemetery. Undertaken Gager hat charge of the funeral arrangements. U AgaFiia KowIerka. ;, On Monday at 1.3O o'clock funera services for Agafii Kowlenlo wer n held at her late home at 16 Higl s street with relatives present. A mas E was said in the Russian church ol ;. Convent avenue by the Russian priesl l Burial was Tn St Nicl1olas cemetery a
 East Great Plain The funeral ar y engagements were in charge of Under , , takes Shea and Burke.