Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-02
FUNERALS. Frank L. ChannelI

The funeral Of Frank l.. Chappe1l was held from the home of his sister, Mrs. 1erslie Clish, of 54 Central av- enue, on Monday afternon at O. clock. Many relatives and friends were in attendance and there were many beautiful floral forms. Rev. c. H Ricketts pastor of the Greeneville Congregational chuerh offciated, The bearers were Frank CIish, Joseph Clish, John Connell and Edaar Gran dal Burial was in the Maplewood cemetery where Rev. MT. Ricketts read a committal service Cummings and Ring had charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Charlie Burniski.
 The funeral of Charlie Burniski, A was held Monday morning from his late home at 3SS North Main street Services were held ill St. Joseph's church at 8 o'clock with Rev. c. I Macieiewski officiating. Friends act ed as bearers. Burial was in St Mary's | cemetery. The funeral arrangements were in charge of Undertakers Cum | mings and Ring.
 John shuerus.
 At 7.S0 o'clock Tuesday morning the | funeral of John Shugrue was helt from the home of his sister. Mrs | Mary Barnet at II Elm street Witt relatives and friends attending A requiem mass was held in St. Pat r;cil's church at o'clock at whict Rev J. H. Broderick ofteiated. Mrs | F. l.. Farrell sang Abide With Me i The bearers were Charles Mccarthy Martin Hogan, William Shea and Johr 1 Cusicll. Burial was in St. Mary'S cemetery. UndertaKers Cummings < King had charge of the arrangements
 John F. Kelly.
 Funeral services for John F. Kelly were held on Tuesday morning at S.1i o'clock from his late home al 9 Nortl Cliff street with friends and relatives attending Rev Peter J. Cuny cele- hrated the requiem mass in St. Pat ricll's church that followed. Ahid With Me was the hymn sung by Mrs y. L. Farrell. The bearers were Dan iei Coushlin, Patrick Kelly, Joh1 Coughlin and the three following members of the Moose, Seymour De Rusha. Herbert Coons and Georg Hartman Burial took place in Si ments were in charge of Cummings { Ring.
 John GravIne.
 
 John GraVline took place at 9.30 0 cock from his late home at 362 Mort Main street followed by requier mass at St. Mary's church at 10 O clock at which Rev. J. H. E1tzmaurie was celehrant Mrs. Donovan san Face to Face and Mrs. T. J. Heal presided at the organ. William Coch rine, Fred Gerosa. Louis Beausolie George Lacrosse, Fred O'Neil an John Sullivan acted as bearers. Burie was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Flu neral arrangements were in charge ( Undertakers Cummings z Ring.
 GenoIa Manstros.
 At 10 o'clock Monday morning th funeral services of Gsnola Mantro the infant daughter Of MT. and MT Manstres, were held from the mortu ary parlors of Undertakers Cumming and Ring. Rev. George Constantine conducted the services. Burial was MapleWeod cemetery.
 Patrick Cassidy.
 The funeral of Patrick Cassidy Fishers Island, who died last Satul day, was held at 930 on Tuesda morning from the home of his brothe inlaw, J. H. Maloney, of S7 Cli street, and requiem mass was celt brated at St. Patricl8's church at o'clock by Rev Francis J Dillon Central 1slip L. l.. former pastor Our Lady of Grace church, Fisher Island and a personal friend of Ii deceased. Mrs. r. L. Farrell sar Abide With Me and the ehoir al sang. The bearers were Joseph Ker gan, Thomas Toner, William Kusac Roger T. 'Schofeid, J. H. Maloney ar Iohn Reeca R11rial waS in St I. lseph's cemetery, Hourigan havir