Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-18
FUNERALS.
ChariAa |. kuhhard.

With a large number of representa- tives Of business interests with which he had been associated and of Maso- nic bodies in which he had long been prominent attending, the funeral of Charles l.. Hubbard was held on Sat urday afternoon at 230 o'clock at his late home, No PAP Broadway. Rev. F. R. Graham. rector of Christ Epis- copal church, oficiated and conducted tie eommittal service at the grave in the family plot in Yantic cemetery. The bearers were Arthur Fl. Brewer, Charles ". Gale, John c. Averill C, M. Gardenier of Bridgeport and AL bert S. Comstoek, all of whom are sd degree Masons. Mir Gardenier being an active 3Sd degree with MT. Hubbard, Oliver L. Johnson, C. Amos Johnson and Ebenezer Learned,
 All the Masonic bodies from the Blue Lodge, Commandery and Grand Conimandery, attended the funeral in body. Among the Masonic represen- tatives and others attending from out of town were the following r. Wales Lines, SSd. Meriden. grand treasurer of the Grand Eneampment: Eli C. Rirdsey, 3Sd. Meriden, grand recorder of the Grand Commandery: Eugene A. Hall, SSd, Merideh, past grand com fnander; Fred L. Huntingdon, Meri- den, grand captain general: James IT. Coddins. 35d. grand secretary general New York: Charles N. G1rdenier. ac- ; tive, 33d. Bridgeport: Silas Chapman, Jr.. 3Sd, Hartford; William W Fryer, l 33d, Hartford, grand commander Of the Grand Comfnandery of the State of Connecticut: Dr. F. w. Dunham, 53d. Hartford: Captain William E. Withey, l 5aa, New London; Carey Congdon, 33d New London; Arthur Codding, 1 $Sd, New York Charles W. Housted, l Hartford; Frank s. Slosson, Bridge l port.
 Masonic bodies. banking houses and houses and commercial houses with which Mir. Hubbard had been asso- ciated sent floral tributes. which were in unusual number and of great beau 1 ty. Among these were floral forms 1 from all Of the Scottish Rite bodies of | New Haven, St. James lodge No. g, ! r. and A. M, Norwich. Lafayette Con
 sistory Of Bridgeport, Connecticut Consistory. Sphinx Temple, Hartford, tho Bard Union company of Norwich, 1 tie Thames National bank. the Nor wlch Savings Society. the ". W. Gale ! 6 Co.,, Of New Haven, board of direc-
 tors of the Berkshire Cotton 8fanu- | featuring company of Adams, Mass 1 officers of the Grand Cemfnanderv of l New Haven: the eXecutlVS board of 1 the Backus hospital and the Alumnae association of the Gackus hospital. The funeral arrahgements were in charge of Henry Allen & Son Go.
 Mrs. Jeremiah J. Danahy.
 The funeral of Mary Sheehan, wife Iof Jeremiah J. Danahy, of } Falls avenue, was held on Saturday morn ing with services from St. Patrick church at o'clock. where Rev. J. H iBroderick celebrated the nequiem mass The bearers were Thomas Riordan Herbert H. Brown Daniel Smith ant
 John MacInnis, and burial was in St
 Marys cemetery. The funeral ar rangernents were in charge of Shea &
 Burke.
 Mrs. Danahy died last Thursda,
 after a long illness with heart trouble
 She was born in England 49 years ago
 the daughter of Thomas Sheehan ant
 Mary Maheney Sheehan, and boti were natives of Ireland. In St. rat
 ricK's church on June 15, 1900, sht Twas married to Jeremiah J. Danah,
 and he survives her with their onl!
 daughter, Miss Mary Danahy.
 John L. Comstock.
 :. The funeral of John L. Comstock