Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-09
FUNERALS.
] Mrs. Samuel TrusnonsIey.

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 The funeral of Mary, wife of Samuel Trlshonsky was sheld Monday after noon at 2.3e o'clock from her residence, No. 66 Division street.. Rev. P. F. Werth. pastor of the German Lutheran church officiated at, the service which was attended by many relatives, and friends Of the deceased, The bearers were Fred D'Ziomba. William D,Ziom- ba, William Harmon and Frederick Krucl5 X committal service was con ducted at the grave by Rev. MT. .Wefth. Undertaken c. A. Gager. Jr., had charge of the funeral arran ngements. Mrs. William c. Rodman.
 The funeral Of Mrs Caroline Abby Rodman. widow Of William c. Rodnaan, was held from her home at Dayville |, Friday at noon Rev William Swain son of the Congregational church con ducted the service. She was buried In Poquetanuck, Rev. T. H: M.f Ockford of St. James Episcopal church con ducting the service at the grave. Four sons acted as bearers. Beartffui floral forms were contributed by friends. Death was due to q general break down and heart trouble. Mrs. Rodn1an was 70 years old Feb. 22d of this year. 1 She leaves five sons. Frank Wilkinson, 1 George and Fred Ro6n1an of Dayville. | Abner Wilkinson Of Lawrence. Mass Roswell Wilkinson of Stonington. Ct, and two dauehters, Mrs. Beatrice. Rog- CTS of Providence. R. l.. and Mrs. Irv- l ing Church of Norwich. She leaves eight grandchildren and three great | gra ndchildren. ,-'' s->
 She was a quiet, devoted mother and spent the most of he time in her home, but was dearly loved by all who knew her. .-.r. s...,.. ..- Thomas SIattery. - -.e ..
 The funeral of Thomas Slattery was neld Monday morning at 9.s0 o'clock from the home of his son. Edward
 Slattety, No. 64 Elizabeth street. Relatives from Boston. Taunton. Wa terbury and Bridgeport were among the many present. There were . number of beautiful floral forms. The hearers were William and Robert J Sample. James Quinn and William Slattery. A funeral service was con dueted at St. Patrick's church at Il , o'clock by Rev. John H. Frederick In torment took place in St. Jtoserh's cemetery and a couauittai service was read by Rev. Mvies P. Calvin.
 I7ndertaters Cunmfres and Ring had charge of the funeral arrange. nents. F.
 Mrs. Olive Smith Park. z. IHS IuuSFSl pl mTS. OlVe SInlLl
 Park was held Monday afternoon a 2,"0 o'clock from the parlors of Under
 takers Church & Allen with a larg,
 attendance of relatives and friend
 and with Rev. Alexander H. Abbott pastor Of the United Congregations ! church, officiating Friends acted a bearers and burial took place ia Ma 1, , plewood cemetery. The floral tribute were many and beautiful.
 , John chmielewski.
 After a short illness with pneumo nia John Chmielewski. 50, forme resident Of th's city. died last Wed nesday in Bellevue hospital, Ne,
 York. The funeral was held Saturda s with burial sl q Long Island ceme ] tery.
 Mir Chmielewski formerly lived a 5S2 North Main street. this city. an = was employed at tre United State c Finishing Co. For the last two year '. he had been living with his son Al 4 bert and daughter Anna in New Yorl v Besides these two children he leave V a son., Stanley Chmieiewski, of
 North street, Norwich.