Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-16


 l cemetery, where a cenmittaI service l was read at the grave by Rev. MT. Ricketts.
 Undertakers Henry Allen & Sons had charge of the funeral arrange | ments.
 Donald F. Munning.
 The funeral of Donald Francis Man hing who died last Friday at his home in New London Of Spanish influenza. was held on Monday morning at s.15 1 from his former home and at St l Mary's Star of the Sea church at s45. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery iM New London.
 Besides his father, James Manning, the young man is survived by a sis ter, Mrs. James Quinn of Norwich. and four brothers, James, Jr., and Thomas N of Norwich, Edward T. of New London and John B. in service in France.I
 John Dun.eavy.
 The funeral of John DunIeavy was held Monday mo~rin~ from h,s rate 1 home at S5 Church street with rela- tives and friel.ds e.te.ni4hg. At the services in St. Patcicl5's church Rev. Myles P. Calvin conducted the re- quiem mass. The bearers were John, Thomas and Daniel Flynn Thomas Riordan. William and John Barry. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery. Cndertakers Cummings and Ring had charge of t.Ee funeral arrangements.
 The deceased died on Oct. F after a short illness, aged 33 years. He was bern in Norwich the son of Daniel and Julia Flynn Dunleavy, and about all of his life was passed here. He is survived by his parents and three sisters, Mrs. Thomas Riordan, Miss Julia E. Dunleavy and Miss Nora T , Dunleavy.
 Mrs. Annie Smith Burns
 The funeral of Mrs. Annie Smith Burns was held Tuesday morning ; from the home of her brother Char les A. Smith on Union street fol- lowed by requiem mass in St. Patrick's church at which Rev , Myles P, Calvin was celebrant There , were many present and a large num- Der of beautiful flowers. The cl1ol sang two hymns. The bearers were : Bartholomew Smith, Patrick Smith James Smith and Charles Lemoine Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery Funeral Director Hourigan was in charge of the arrangements William Barry-katherine Barry.
 A double funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon when two children , William aged years and Katherine , oged years, of William and Mary : Burke Barry were laid to rest in the St. Joseph's cemetery The little boy died on Monday and his sister early Tuesday morning after a short illness ; with influenza They are survived by their parents and four brothers and sisters.
 Miss Margaret A coreoran
 The funeral of Miss Margaret A Corcoran was held from the home o1 ' her parents at 26 Crairemont avenue f lon Tuesday morning with relatives an friends in attendace. There were may beautiful flowers. At the serv. ices in St. Patricks church Rev. Petel J Cuny was celebrant of a requiem mass. Mrs. F. L. Farrell sang twt > hymns. The bearers were John D Lee William Barry, Thomas Flynn John Kelley, William Ryan and Keenan. Burial was in St. Josephi n cemetery. Undertakers Shea &Burkt : were in charge of the funeral arrange mnts
 Miss Mary Quinn. > On Tuesday morning the funeral 0 1 Miss Mary Quinn, the senior studen :, nurse of the BacSus hospital trainin! VI school, who died at the hospital of in 7 fiuenza, was held from her late hom in Montville with many in attendance including Supt and Mrs. Hutchins ant :, seven nurses in uniform from the hos pital. At the services in St. John church Rev. J. H. Fitzmaurice, recto of St. Mary's church. this city. con ducted the mass owing to the Hines Of Rev Fr. Quinn. At the close of tn . mass the choir sang two hymns. Tn bearers were Joseph Moran, Fredericl q St Germaine, John Mahoney and Ed o ward Curtin. Burial was in St. Pat a rick's cemetery, where Rev. Fr, Fitz maurice read a comnlittal service.
 Undertakers Cummings & Ring ha charge of the funeral arrangements. - Mrs. John B. Jennings. 1t Funeral services for Mrs John I n Jennings were held from the Trinit .- Episcopal church on Tuesday afternoo r with many present, including relative l. from out of town. Rev. J. Eldre y Brown conducted the services. Ther were many beautiful floral tributes The bearers were pr. George H. Jen n rlings of Jewett City, Charles r. an = Frank Jennings and Thomas e Holmes. Burial was in Yantic ceme l. tery, where Rev Mir. Brown read
 cemmittal service.
 - Undertakers Church S Allen were i : charge of the arrangements.
 Joseph T. Pearson.
 Funeral services for Joseph T. Pear
 son were held from the home Of Ii
 parents at 106' Thames street at whic
 Rev. J. H. Frederick was .,elebran
 The bearers were James Malone,
 Patrick Mahoney. James Carroll, ioll
 Barry, William Percival and Patrie
 Calvin Burial was in the Cathoii
 cemetery. Shea and Burke had chars
 of the funeral arrangements.
 Mir Pearson died last Saturday
 Bristol. He served three years in tll
 Third Co, C. A. C., c. N. G., and re
 ceived an honorable discharge on at
 count of expiration of term 3f servic
 He was formerly q member If tt
 Norwich fire department and was
 member of Norwich, Conn. lodge
 Moose, No. 950.
 Surviving are his parents. a- vii
 and six children, brother, Franci
 and two sisters, Anna and Mrs. Eo
 ward w BogGe of Oakland Beach.
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 Lisbon Republicans Name Graham