Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-24
FUNERALS.
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Funeral services were held Wedhes- day morning for Joseph Carter from the n1ortuary chapel of Cunfnihcs & Ring. Burial took place in the Cath olie cemetery. The deceased had been employed in the ShetUeket mills and had made his home in this city for the pas l7 years. He leaves his father and two daughters. He was 52 years of age.
 Patsy Depinto.
 The funeral of Patsy Depinto was held from the home of his parents at 90 Chestnut street on "Wednesday af- ternoon, with relatives and friends at tending. There were many beautiful floral forms Burial was in St. Jo-' seph's cemetery
 The deceased passed away on Oct g. aged ? years and months. He was the Aon of Frank and Angeline Paruse Depinto.
 cummings X Ring were in charge of the funeral arrangements
 Mrs. Leo T. Rogers. At the funeral parIers of Undertaken | Hourigan on Wednesday, the funeral l services for Mrs. Leo T. Rogers were i held. followed by a requiem mass in 1 St. Patrick's church at which Rev. | Peter !. Cuny effleiated. There were many present and a large number of floral forms. The bearers were John ! Edward and Charles Ryan, Patrick Sullivan, Michael Sullivan. and F J l Mccarthy. Burial was in St Joseph s 1 cemetery.
 George L. Wight.
 The funeral of George L. Wight was held on "Wednesday afternoon at | o'clock from the home of his parents | n Lie f,sa a. l attending. There were many beauti ful floral tributes. The funeral ser | vices were conducted by Rev. Arthur | Varley The bearers were Arnold 1 Hayden. Max Heinrich, Henry Creinel and Charles Brayman. Burial was il 1 Reed cemetery, where a cemmitta
 service was read at the grave. Undertaken Hourigan had charge 0
 the funeral arrangements.
 Il Miss Mary A. Hynds.
 Funeral services for Miss Mary A
 Hynds were held from the home of he
 parents at 1sS Boswell avenue Wed
 nesday morning at S.15 o'clock, wit
 many in attendance. There were man, beautiful floral tributes. Rev. J. H 1 FitZInaurice was ceiebrant of a re quiem mass in St Mary's church an ; Mrs. T. J. Donovan sang two hymn:
 The bearers were John Walsh, N Houlihan, Daniel Donohue, FIenr ; Condon, Charles J. Riordan and Joh
 Gleason Burial was in St. Mary
 cemetery. where Rev. Fr. F'itzmaurie
 read a committal service
 , Undertaken Hourigan had charge c
 the funeral arrang gements
 Rev. Thomas A. G. umbIy. The funeral of Rev. Thomas 4 : Grumbly. assistant pastor ot St. Pat rick's church, Waterbury, formerly ( ; Norwich, was held Monday at 10 Q clock with ;t solemn high mass { 5 requiem at St patrichs church Tt i celebrant WAS Rev. Hugh Treaho : pastor Of tho Sacred Heart churcI , The other officers, all former class ] mates of the deceased were: Deaeo | Rev. Thomas Brennan, D. D.. Of liar 1 ford: sub deacon, Rev. Bernard Mt | Carthy of Hartford: master of cert 2 monies, Rev William A. Gildea, Torrington: acelytes, Rev. George Donahue of shelton and Rev. Micha
 J. Lynch, Of South NorWaik; thurife
 Rev. Walter McCann, of N9rwalk. T,
 euIogy was pronounced hy Rev. Vii L jam Cavanaueh, of St Augustir il Home, West Hartford
 d The active bearers were r . Grumbly's six brothers John. Vii e ian, Frank Joseph lanes ai n Patrick Grumbly Of Nor@alk IT !, honorary bearers were Rev Lu1 ', F'itzsinnnons of the Immaculate Co z eeption church of Waterbury. Re I Hugh Treanor. Sacre1 Hear churc "a Rev. James E. Egan. St Franc e Xavier church: Rev. F. J. Brennan, {
 Marguerite's church: Rev F.. 4. Fla
 nery. Blessed Sacrament church: Re
 David R. ODonnel1. pastor of S
 Miehaefs church. Waterville R. I Thomas I. Finn of South Nnrwalk al Y. the Holy Ghost Fathers, West No v walk Burial was in Norwalk, in whi l. city Father Grumbly was born. h OBITUARY