New Britain herald., 1918-10-09

John Early, New Haven; Rev ChaS
Coppens New Britain; Rev. NJ. w.
Barry, Hartford: Rev J. j. Downey,
Hartford; Rev j. j. Mccormack.
Hartford; Rev. J. T. Mcdonald,
Hartford; Rev. William P. Kilcoyne,
Waterbury; Rev. P. A. McCarty, Mer-
iden; Rev. w. J. Dolan, Southington;
Rev. James Frederick, Waterbury;
Rev. J. J. Fitzgerald New Britain;
Rev. DR.. Richard Il. Moore. Bridge
port; Rev Patrick DAILY. New Brit
ain; Rev. Anthony Hatcher, Hartford;
Rev. J. T. Mccain, Manchester; Rev.
NJ. A. sullivan, HartfCrd Rev.
Thomas T. Damon. Willimantic;
Rev E. V. Grikis, New Britain; Rev.
j. J. Barry. New Britain; Rev.
George Sinnctt Ncwtown; Rev. w. A.
Krause, New Britain; Rev. Francis
Jordan, Middletown; Rev. j. G. Bren-
nan, kensington; Rev. P. H. Mclean,
Milford: Rev. William Herman, High
wood; Rev. John G. Lynch, Bridge
port; Rev. Patrick J. Lawlor, New
Haven; Rev NJ. F. McAuliffe Hart
ford; Rev. J. Guinet, Hartford; Rev.
P. J. McGibney, Bridgeport; Rev.
Luke Fitzsimmons, Waterbury: Rev.
O. T. Magnel1 Wethersfield; Rev. w.
F. Cavanaugh, West Hartford: Rev.
Eugene p. Cryne. Waterbury,; Rev.
Francis Z. May Hartford; Rev. T. J.
Laden, Cromwell; Bcv. H. Coleman,
Southington; Rev. d. P. Hurley, East
Hartford; Rev. J. D. Coyle. New
Haven; Rev. William Judge, Middle
bury; Rev. Charles Liddy, Seymour;
Rev. w. +. O'F.ricn, ThOmpSonVille.
During the mass James Donahue of
Bristol sang an AVE Maria.' Mrs
Minnie T. Cream OF New Britain sang
'Beautiful Land on High" and Miss
Laura T. Farrell Of New Britain sang
Face to Face" Miss Helen Dunn of
Southington and Miss Josephine Prior
of Plainviile sang solos. The honor
ary pallbearerS were MOnsignOr
Thomas Duggen ST. Joseph's Ca
thedral, Hartford; Rev. John Lynch,
Meriden; Rev. Luke Fitzsimmons.
Waterbury; Rev Thomas Kenna, Bris-
toll; Rev. William j. ballard, Dan
bury; Rev James \. Broderick. Terry
Vile; Rev. John Winters, New Brit
ain; Rev. Patrick DAILY and Rev.
Charles Coppens of New Britain; Rev.
Francis May, Hartford; Rev. William
J. McGurk, Manchester; Rev. William
r. Kennedy, Collinsvillo; Rev Will
liam Rogers Hartford; Rev Thomas
Rooney of Crown, Pennsylvania; Rev.
Patrick Mccarthy, Meriden; Rev. Ber-
nard Mccarthy and Rev Anthony
Hatcher of Hartford.
The active ballbearers We're Thomas
G. Prior and Michael Fitzgerald of
PIainvilIe; James Holden of Forest
willie; Timothy Long of Hartford, and
Anthony Hatcher of Bristol.
The body of Father Walsh reposed !
in a mahogany casket. 1t was sur
rounded by wreath Of flowers.
Among the set pieces were those
from the parishioners, Plainvilic civic
and fraternal organizations and
church societies.
The remains were taken TO AnSonja
for burial in the family burial lot.
A delegation composed Of reprcseta-
tives Of the various interests in which
Father Walsh was active aCcOmpan
led the remains
200 Cases of Influenza.
Local druggists are rushed with
business owing to the prevalence of +
Influenza AT each OF the stores pres
cription are filed to await their filling
in the order in which they come. The
druggists estimate that there are now
200 cases in the town and the number
reported daily is on the increase. Ono
death from pneumonia following in
fluenza occurred last night.
Bond Sales $12S.!OO.
The Liberty Bond sale committee
at it's meeting last evening received
reports showing the sales UP to that
time amounted to 1928, 700. The
towns quota is s162, 1000 and those in
charge Of the sale are confident that
the town will go over the top" be-
fore the end of the week.
Death of Samuel Gloriant
Samuel Gloriant, aged % years
died at his home on Broad Street last
night of pneumonia, following Spanish