Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-24
FUNERALS
William II. smiddy.

On Monday morning at S.15 o'clock the. funeral. services for William H. Sniddy were held from his late home in Meutville with rela lives and friends attending. At the services ia St. Jehn's church ReT. J. F. Quinn sang the mass. The beavers were Antonio Sa- polo, John Voee1tan, Eugene Bonvilie and William Shelley. Burial was in St. Patrick's cemetery where com initial service was held.
 Cndertaksrs Cummings and Ring had charge of, the funeral.
 Maciez Kempistw
 The funeral of Msciez Kempisty was held Monday morning at 7.15 o'clock from his late home at fl Rose street with friends and relatives in attend anee At the services in St. Joseph's church at $. o'clock Rev I. V. Macie- fewski oficiate Friends acted as l bearers. Burial was in St. Jeseph's cemetery.
 Undertakers Cummings & Ring had 1 charge of the funeral arrangements. Louis Iacshsan. [ The funeral of I4euis Jacobson. the 1 17 year old son of MT and Mrs Abra : ham Jacobson of 167 West Main street i was held Sunday afternoon. Burial 1 took place in the Hebrew cemetery at 1 Brewseter's Neck. where the body was 1 conveyed by Undertakers Church & l Allen.
 The boy died on Sunday morning i following an illness of oRly- seven days ] with pneumonia resulting from inf1u- 1 enza. He was a graduate of the West
 Chelsea school and was a member oi
 the senior class Gt the Norwich Free l Academy where he was active 1T I e,cl off ffair hass af h military battalion and the Epsilon Iots
 Sigma fraternity. He was also 2
 member of Troop Boy Scouts O
 America.
 Sidney P. Smith. Jr.
 The funeral of Sidney P Smith, Jr
 infant son of MT. and Mrs. Siinev P
 smith, was held iron the nome of Iii
 parents at 3T4 Washingto:l street or
 Monday afternoon at ? o'clock. Rev
 George H. Ewing read 8 prayer at th,
 house. Burial took place ID Yantj
 cemetery. Undertaken Gager ha(
 charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Mrs. Nellie \. Bianehard. from Cleveland, O.. New Haven az, Norwich present, the funeral service of Mrs. Nellie A. Blanchard t9ck plae from her late home, 1S5 Franklin street. The services were eanaucIe, : by Rev Joseph H. Seiden The bear CTS were Howard Coihurn, ,1arek Hal
 neF Ffedefick MitteTer and Fimatp } Fields. Burial was in MaplsWee
 cemetery where Rev. Dr. Selden req l eoHnittal service at the gravf
 Among the flowers were q wreath fr9t F Calvin F'rink, a pillow fram the Al : lantie Carton Co, where the deeeasef'
 son is employed. 2 wreath marked \ Rest" from Mr and Mrs HeAefd Co : burn. a wreath from Mr. e5'd MY:
 Jacob Hafner, a crescent from MT:
 Hook, a spray from Mr and Mir: I Frederick Mttterer and a pillew maris $ ed Mnther from her son. Undertake Gager was in charge of the funert q arrangements.
 e Fred E. Tooker. . The funeral of Fred E. Teeker wa s lheld on Sunday afternoon at 2.; = o'clock from his late home in Uneas = vile, where the service was eenduete = by the Leyal Order of Moose. Mar = friends were in attendance. At u n services in the Uncasville Methedi s church Rev. MT. Tibhatts eoqduete = the service. The bearers were N l. Congdon and MT. Perry of the Ne l. London lodge of Maase, Dan D. Hon U ana D. U, EdIAuHQS 0I tIaSf OL4cdSN1l l. lodge of Odd Fellows and John l. Swahn and William Buckingham, rel is resenting Tubba' band. Burial was As Gensteek cemetery where a eonnmi h tai service was read by Rev. Mr. ri j. betts.
 is Undertakers Church & Allen h; h charge of the funeral arrangements. l. Sidney L. Smith. = The funeral of Sidney l.. Smith WI to died on Friday at the age Of Fl " ~ held Monday afternoon at o'clo from the home of Joseph Hall at ia Hamlin street with many in atten .,. aHee. The services were conduct - by Rev R. R. Graham, rector of Chri ae Episcopal church. The bearers Ne Joseph Hall, Joseph H. Hall Jr. Llo, o- Hall and Philip Sidney Hall. ': Burial was in Mapleweed eemete ao where Rev. MT, Graham read a cor \ initial service. Undestakers Hen ~ Allen and Sons had charge of the . . rangemeits.
 - of Camp Dsvens Calls For Help. va The BaekHs hospital had a call