Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-22
FUNERALS.
 James I. Rina.


 Funeral services were held for at his late home at 49 Broad street at which there were many present, including a delegation from the Nor Wieh Lodge of EIks and the retail druggists of the city. The drug stores ill the city closed during the funeral. At St, Patrick's church there was a high mass of requiem at which Rev. J. H, Frederick was celebraat, Rev Peter J. Cuny deacon, and Rav. Myles P. Calvin, sub deacon. Rev. William H. Kennedy was master of ceremonies and Rev. J. J. McCabe of Jewett City was in the sanctuary At the close Some Sweet Day abd the choir rem l dered Nearer. My Cpd to Thee. The bearers were Sephen J. Kehee, Chas. 1 c. Treat Frank 4. Sisk, Car lisle Avery. Thadieus Leahy and George Driseoll
 Burial was in the Catholic ceme 1 tery. Rev. Father McCabe read a committal service at the grave ifn- derta&ers Cummings & Ring were in charge
 I. Mrs. Frank Judsen. 1 The funeral of Carrie Stelzner, wife of Frank JudsoH, who died in Syracuse 1 N. r., on Friday, was held from the home of her parents, MT and Mrs. Fred
 Stelzner, of Wauweeus street at l o'clock on Monday afternoon. There
 was large attendance of relatives 1 and friends. Rev. Peter F. Wertt
 conducted the funeral services. The 1 bearers were Herman Stelzner, Fred Stelzner, both brothers of the de- ceased, and Richard and Alex Kamin- l sky. Burial was in the family lot 1T Yfntic cemetery.
 | Undertaken Gager was in charge o.
 the funeral arrangements.
 1 William BukIarewic.
 The funeral of William Buklarewit
 took place Monday morning from his
 late home at 297 West Thames street 1 followed by a requiem mass in St Joseph's church, at which Rev. L V MaciejeWski eff1eiated Friends acted as bearers and burial was. in St. Jo seph's cemetery.
 1 Shea & Burke were the funeral di 1 rectors.
 Alexander cereerchewiski. The funeral of Alexander Cercer chewiski teek place at 12 o'clock iron his late home in Fitehvilie on Menda,
 with relatives and friends attending
 Services were held at 1230 in tn
 Russian church and the bearers wer ] friends of the deceased Burial wa in the Russian cemetery at East Grea | Plain. There was a committal servie i at the grave.
 Undertaken Hourigan was in charg . of the funeral arrangements.
 Mrs. Charles J. AbelK The funeral of Mrs. Lucy William , Robinson Abell of Lebanon, wife c the town clerk, was held on Saturda afternoon at the family home. Rev
 Hollis Campbell. pastor of the Firs Congregational church, officiated.
 Mrs. Abell died last Thursday, hay
 ing suffered paralytic stroke thre
 days before. She was the daughter C ! Harlow and Eliza beth I.oomis Robin son and had been teacher in tn 5 public schools of Lebanon and Eas } Great Plain, Norwich, until she mar I'ied. Her influence and characte 5 being of the true type of loyalty an ? devotion to her home family an ? friends, endeared her to all who kne' = her
 g Mir Aber has been town clerk ( Lebanon 24 years and Mrs AbeIl ha r assisted in the office work during ths time.
 l Besides her husband. she leaves thre r sons Frederick NJ of Lebanon, Charle n H. of New Britain and John ". ' New York; three daughters, Mrs. | c. Hall of Union City, Sarah L. d 1 Lebanon and Clara L. of Naugatue . and eight grandchildren. She all e leaves three brothers William H. ar Il Frank H. Robinson of Lebanon ar
 Edwin L. Robinson of East HartfoF
 and four sisters, the Misses Hattie
 and Mary E. Robinson of Lebano
 Mrs. Nellie Lillie and Mrs Loui. 7 Cooley of West Hartford. c Joseph Reamus.
 II On Monday morning the funeral Il Joseph ReaAaHs was held from u . meftu&ry chapel of Undertaken Gag ? followed by I requiem mass in St. Pa II rick's church at which Rev Myles
 Calvin was celebrant. There was | large attendance and many flower u Friends were bearers and burial w IL in St. Josepf's cemetery. g Jehn kearns.
 Relatives and friends attended t . funeral of John Kearns which to- q place on Monday afternoon from t is ',rfdn-+a king paflors of c. A. Gag. $ IT., There were many beautiful flor
 tributes. Rev. F. J. Ayers conduct
 the funeral services and resd ceI
 initial service at the grave. Burial to- n place in Maplewo0d cemetery a, v friends filled the places of bearers. le Mrs. Daniel F. Murphy. d The funeral of Mrs Daniel F. Mu J phy was held Monday morning fire n the home of Mrs. John koyle at ,e Spring street with many relatives a d friends attending, some coming fire 4 out of town. There were many bea = tiful flowers arranged about the ca Is l1et At the services in Sr. Patricl
 church Rev. W H. Kennedy celebra n ed the requiem mass an1 Mrs. F. s, Farrell. rendered Face to Face. T IF bearers were J. Fitzgerald. J. Sh' If Edward F Price, Jeremiah Kel l. James Kelly and Richard O'Brien
 Jersey City Burial was in St. Mar,