Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-11
FUNE ERALS,
Mrs. Alfred Clark

The funeral Of Lillian E. Cooley. |
widow of Alfred Clark, was held at
o'clock on Monday afternoon from
the funeral parlors Of Church &
Alien with many in attendance, in
Guiding relatives from out of town.
Inc services were conducted by Rev.
+. w. Tholen, pastor Of the Preston
City Baptist church Friends OF the
deceased acted as bearers. Burial
took place in the cemetery at Poque-
tanuck where Rev. Mr.. Tholen read
d committal service at the grave.
Mrs. Paul HIadky.
at $3.50 o'clock at her late home at
so Thames street the funeral of Mrs.
Paul Hladky was held with frineds
and relatives attendingA some coming
from Colchester, New York and other
places. AT $3.50 o'clock IN the Russian
church on Convent avenue services
were held at which Rev. Michael ia
cubovslly officiated. The bearers were
frineds of the deceased. Burial was
! in the st. Nicholas cemetery at East
Great Plain where there was 2 COM
initial service at the grave. Under
| takers Shea and Burke had charge Of
| the funeral arrangements.
Edward A Pratt.
From his late home at 123 Chestnut
| street Monday morning the funeral of
| Edward A. Pratt, who died suddenly
| Saturday as the result of a shock, was
held with many in attendance ,includ-
| ing delegations from the organizations
Of which the deceased was member.
A requiem high mass was celebrated
in st. Patrick's church by Rev. ]. H
Broderick with Rev. Peter ]. Cuny as
deacon and Rev. Myles P. Calvin as
sub deacon. Prof. Frank l.. Farrell
was at the organ and conducted the
musical part of the mass. The bear
ers were Daniel J O'Nei1 and Patriek
Barry from Div. I, A. o. H. Afichae
Connors and John J. Hutchinson from
Court Quinebaug of the Foresters and
Daniel Devine and Joseph Donivar
from the Cigarmakers' union Buria
was in the Catholic cemetery and tbs
funeral arrangements were in chars'
! of Undertaken Hourigan.
Among the beautiful floral forms
were the following:
A pillow marked Husband from Mrs
Edward a Pratt; from the A. Q. Il
No. l. standing harp; from F. of a
No. IFS, pillow; from Cigarmakers
union. a pillow; from George W. an
Frank r Pratt, brothers, a wreath
. also wreaths from Mr.. and Mrs A
. Warrington, Mr., and Mrs. c. LAM
Mr.. and Mrs. B, King. Mrs. Eugen
and Miss Nellie Mccarthy, Mrs. c. I
, Frisbie, J. E. Moore and J P. Boy
! Ian; standing wreath from Miss Deli
Sullivan; sprays from Mr.. and Mrs.
!. John Mccarthy; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
. SENT. Miss Theresa O'Neil, Mr.. an
. Miss Flint and Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
/. Mcintyre.
Mr.. Pratt was born in this city 4
years ago the son of the late Michat
Pratt and Johanna Ryan Pratt A
. a boy he entered the employ of Il,
late John r. Mcnamara, who was
the cigar business and worked for hin
:, 10 years. Upon the demise Of NJ
| Mcnamara a number of years as
Mi. Pratt bought out the bushes
h and had conducted it On Ferry stree
: and 1872 Franklin street with sue
d cess.
s Mr.. Pratt was one of the Ode
members Of the Cigarnlakers' unto
e He was past chief ranger of Cou
S Quinebaug of the F. of A., and was
o a. O. H. He was president for tW
8 terms.
Mrs. Daniel Ahearn.
: The funeral OF Mrs. catherir
e Ahearn, wife Of Daniel Anearn, W.
held from her late residence, - II
Z street, New London. Monday n1ornir
u with requiem high nipSs in St. Mary
u church at o'clock. Thers were mar
- ful. Rev. John Sheahan celebrat,
: mass and the bearers were: Charl
u Taylor, Patrick Walsh, Patrick Mon;
+ han, Michael Sexton, Lewis Obery al
II John Kane. Burial was in St. Mary
= | cemetery