Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-07
FUNERALS
Margaret TeLamo,
Patrick .Murrav..

l raE Thomas Kenney. and James Johnson.
 Margaret TeIenao. The funeral of Margaret Te!emo was held from her late home. 231 Sixth street, Friday afternoon at 3 D. m. Services were held in the Russian n church at 2.30 D. m. Burial was in St. | Nicholas. cemetery Rev Jakobowsl<i read the cognmittal service and eff ciated at the church. Shea and Burke had charge of the funeral arrange meI1ts.
 I Josie kordek.
 The funeral of Josie Kordek- was l held from her late home 5s8 North Main street, Friday morning. A requiem mass was celebrated in St. Joseph's church at o'clock by Rev. l. Maeieiewsfei. Burial was ir St. Jo- fseph'se cemetery. Shea and Burke had charge of the funeral arrangements. Maria Steakewich. i The funeral of Maria Stenlewfch was: held from her late home in Mont vile. Saturday morning at nine o. clock. Requiem mass was celebrated in St. JosepEa's church at ten o'clock by Rev. l. Maeeiewsl1i. Burial was ir St. Joseph's. cemetery The funeral ara anfements were in charge of Shea | & Burke.
 Mary Agnes V. Shea. The funeral of Mary, Agnes V. ShN1 was hold from her late home 100 Fifth street, Friday morning. Requiem mass was celebrated in St Marys church at by Rev. I. H. Fitzmaurice Buria' 1 was in St. Joseph's cemetery where Father F'itzmaurice read a eommitta service. The bearers were Edward Me- 1 Int17re; Romeo Kane, Joseph Shea an6 Joseph Frunier. There were many flo ral tributes. The funeral arrangement: were in charge of Shea and Burke
 Rosanna Marquis.
 The funeral of Rosanna Marquis wa. held from her home; 293 Central av. enue. Saturday morning at S.30 | Requiem mass was celebrated at St
 Mary's church at g by Rev. J. II. Fitz
 maurice. Burial was in St. Joseph
 cemetery. The bearers were Pete Rouleau, Alfred ". Rouleau. Loui
 al arrangements were in charge o
 Shea & Burke.
 Thomas Pearson.
 The funeral of Thomas Pearson. in
 fant son Of Mr. and Mrs Frank Pear
 son. was held from the mortuar
 chapel of Shea and Burke. Saturda y afternoon. Burial was in St Mary cemetery.
 Louis Fedeli.
 The funeral of Louis FedeIi was hel
 from the mnrtuary chapel of Shea an Burke at 23a Saturday afternoon. Re F.J H. Brodericll read the burial ser vice at St. Patrick's- church at 3 O clock. Burial was in St. Joseph's ceme
 tery, Six friends acted as bearers. Helen kuhat. !. The funeral of Helen Klbat. in l fant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joh
 Nltbat was held from her late horn B Monroe street, Saturday afte! noen Rev I. Maciejewsl1i reed f. f neral services at St. Joseph's ehurc f Burial was in St. Mary'S- cemeter : Shea and Burke had charge of the fl 6 neral arrangements.
 Lottie senesI<a. V The funeral of Lottie Seneska W: T held from her late home, on Ro. q street, Saturday afternoon at 2.30. Fl | neral services were held in St. JC Q lseph's church at 3 o'clock Rev , Maceiewski off1ciated. Burial was !. St Joseph's cemetery. The funera l s and Burke
 n n William Mckenzie. i The funeral of William Mckenzie = .Montyille Center was held on Satu
 day morning at II o'clock Servic f were held at Co1nstoek cemetery b e cause of illness. of others at the Nj 2; Kenzie home. Rev. Frank Clark of e ctate6 and the Montville State Qua.
 1ofJ oF t1,c = fellow member and fired the salu 1T at the grave. Church and Allen we
 in charge of the funeral arrangement h Mir. Mckenzie who died in Norwi' l. on Friday, was a native of Froololyi d N. 6., being 26 years of age. He - survived by wire and four childr IS in Atontville and two sisters and q brother in Brooklyn. Mir. McKenz | was employed for the last year by t = C. Nj. Robertson Co of Palmertow 2, He was a member of the Montyi 'e company of State Guards
 Robert E. Sullivan. y The funeral of Robert E. Sullivi Ie was held from his late home. al Lafayette street at 93o o'clock Sa E Urday morning. Requiem mass " h held in St. Patriclts church at 10
 clock, Rev. Father Cuny offciatir a There were many beautiful floral u d butes, showing the high esteem 1t which the deceased was held. Buri g was in St. Mary's cemetery. The bea J. o4'S were Ovela Woisard John She n Michael Finneean John Kana, Jose v Buckley and Daniel Callahan. Houl md gan had charge of the funeral a Ie engagements.
 Il Walter A. Rogers. IS The funeral of Walter A. Rogers " In held from St John's church in Fitc N vile, at g o'clock Saturday rnornir le Rev. Joseph Ford conducted the SC le vices. while the choir carried out | y musical part of the requiem ma Id There was 8 large number of f1oi 5 tributes Burial was in St Mar, > cemetery. The following acted as bea IT, CTS: Thomas Sweeney. Patrick Lync ,- Timothy Coughlin, Thomas Come " William Kane and Frank McMan7 Ie Undertaken Hourigan had charge P the funeral arrangements.
 William Dwight Cooke. " The funeral of William Dwig l. Cooke, aged s7, was held from | 1T, rooms of Church and Allen at II
 clock Saturday morning. He was [ or son of William Avery and Celia e. Cooke. Rev. Mir Tibbitts of Montvi- CT conducted the services. There wt III many beautifuI flowers and large ve tendance of friends and relatives. A t. tomobi1e cortege conveyed the body
 the cemetery. The bearers were ] Is bert F. Sherman, William A. LuI VI John IT. Humphrey and John E. Sh, m man. Burial was in the Avery cen e. tery in Preston.
 ae Alfredo Antoneiiis. The funeral of Antonellis was h of from Hourigan's undertaking parlt ot at 2 2n n'clnck Saturday, afternoon T