Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-15
FUNERALS
John CzuIada.

The funeral of John Czulada, infant son of MT. and Mrs. John Czulada of Cove street, was held at 2 o'clock Sss Monday afternoon. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. Undertakers Cum mings and Ring had charge of the fu- neral arrangements.
 Henry M. Colt. H.
 The funeral of Henry M Colt was held from his late home Saturday af ternoon. with many relatives and friends in attendance. Among those present were some from New London, WiIlimantic, Hartford, North Attic boro and other places. The services were conducted by Rev. A. P. Blinn. There were many beautiful floral forms including floral sickle from Norwich Grange; wreath. from the postmas- ter and employees of the North Attle- boro postoffice where MT. Colts son is employed; three floral links from She tucket Lodge, No. 27, I. O. o. F., a pillow from the Masons' Union, a pil- low from the neighbors and friends; bouquet from the First Spiritual Un- fen, bouquet of white carnations from the Social Corner of The Bulle- tin and carnations and roses from other friends. The bearers were F. o. Smith and Clarence Rathbun of Shetuclzet lodge and Henry Gee and Robert McNeely of the Central Labor Union. Burial was in the Yantic cem- etery where a committal service was conducted by the Odd Fellows with George Raymond as noble grand and Rev. J. F. Cobb as chaplain.
 Undertaken c. A. Gager had charge Of the funeral arrangements.
 William T. Buckley
 The funeral of William T. Buckley was held Monday morning with re- quiem high mass at St. Mary's Star o1 the Sea church in New London, at o'clock, at which Rev. Alexander 0 Wollschlager officiated. The bearers were William T. May, Jerome J. Col lins, M. J. Sullivan, Robert Kelley Patrick Day and Edward J. Murray | members of the Deshon assembly Fourth Degree of the Knights of Co. lumbus, of which MT. Buckley was | faithful navigator.
 Besides a large number of relative: and friends who gathered at tn, | church to pay their last outward tri ! bute of respect. There were delega l tions from the Elks, A. O. H., No. 1 and Knights of Columbus, three or ganizations in which MT. Buckley hat i been an active memember. Inter Inent was in St. Mary's cemetery. At the Elks' lodge rooms in Nev
 London Sunday afternoon a. lodg i of sorrow was held.
 1 MT. Buckley, who for many year
 was clerk in The Output store ol l Bank street, New London. died at hi
 home in that city Saturday. after al illness that had kept him confined t the house since about Christmas time His illness began with severe col
 and few days ago developed int pneumonia. He is survived by hi
 wife and four children. who have tn
 sympathy of host of acquaintance
 in their affiiction in the loss of an in
 dulgent husband, and kind and af
 fectionate father who had the esteer
 and respect of all who were his ac
 quaintances.
 II MT. Buckley was member of tn
 Holy Name society, the Hibernian
 the order of Elks and the Knights (
 Columbus of New London. He wa
 devoted to his church and to his re ligion and was. active in all that per
 tained 10 the advancement of botl
 For many years he was a store cler in Norwich, the city of his birth. br
 he went to New London many year
 ago and since then had resided ther
 He was a superior salesman and b his employees was appreciated a 1 such,