Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-07
FUNERALS.

Leonard Ellis Harris.
From his late home at 299 West
Main street on Saturday afternoon the
funeral of Leonard Ellis Harris was
held, with many relatives and friends
attending, including a large number
from out of town and delegations from
the various organiza tons of which Mr..
were conducted by Rev. George Fl.
Strouse, pastor of the First Baptist
church. The bearers were Theophilus
NJ. Brown. ]. L. Holloway. Thomas K
Hartley and Martin Larsen. Burial
was in Maplewood cemetery, where
Rev. Mr.. Strouse read a committal
| service.
Undertaken eager had charge of the
funeral arrangements.
| Among the many beautiful floral
| tributes were the following: Blanket
! OF roses and orchids, from family;
basket Of roses Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
/ o. MORGAN and daughter; basket of
roses, the Plaut- Gladden. Co: basket
of roses, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Denison;
! standing wreath. Arthur A. Lathrop,
| Brown & Hartley, Martin Larsen. and
| c. E. Bromley c Son; wreath, R. G.
! Spicer Groton; wreath, Charles Slos-
berg: wreath. Davis theatre: anchor,
! Robert Gibson and family; pillow, Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Harris: pillow, Nor
witch lodge OF Moose; pillow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank QuinIey, Oliver Quinley
and family; spray, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Holloway; spray. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Moulton, Monson. Mass: spray, Gilbert
Church and family; spray, Mrs. Cath
arine Tannar; spray. Oliver Church
and family: spray. Mrs. Emily Han
cock and family. Monson, Mass; spray
estate of John Brady; spray. Elmer
Harris and Fred Flint, Nonson, Mass.
spray. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harris
| MonSon, Mass.
Charles Swatzk.
On Saturday morning funeral ser
vices for Charles, the year old son OF
Mrs Andrew Swatzl1i, We're held from
the home OF his mother in Yantic, fol
lowed by a mass Of requiem in st
church at which Rev. Alexander Tan
ski was celebrant The choir rendered
two hymns. The bearers were foul
p1aynates of the boy. who was drown
ed Friday in the canal at Iantic
Burial was in St Marys cemetery.
I Undertakers Cummings & Ring haC
charge of the funeral arrangements.
! William De Vito.
Funeral services for William De Vito
who died as result of injuries re-
ceived when d tive-ton safe fell on hin
!; asst Thursday were held on Saturday
/, morning from the undertaking rooms
of Cummings & Ring, with many in a t
tendance Services We're held at st
PatricE's church at which Rev. Myle:
p. Calvin was celebrant OF 6 mass o
requiem Burial took place in ST
Josephs cemetery and the bearers Were
| four friends of the deceased.
Il James J. Magic,
The funeral of James J. NagIe wa
held from the home OF his father
James T. Maggie. Of IS Peck street. a
S.t3 o'clock Saturday morning. Their
was a requiem ma SIS in st. Patrick
. trhurch at 9 O'Clock Of which Rev J. Ii
, / Frederick was "ciebrant. Prof. +. /
Farrell was in charge Of the musica
part of the mass. The bearers wer
Daniel Deyinc Timothy sullivan, Mi
chac! O'Mara. John 0'Nara, DAME
Flynn and James Murphy.
= Relatives and friends were prescn
from New London. New York, Palmcl
: Mass. and other places.
=. There were many beautiful floral of
= ferings Burial was iii tho family 10
: In St. Mary's cemetery. Shea & Bu-k
were in charge Of the arrangements
4 Peter Bonviile.
= The funeral of Peter Bonyille wa
Il held Saturday morning from. his lat
: homo i'll NOntFlliC WITH ittlNS ftid
:, tiNcs and friends attending. ThcT
|. were many floral forms. At the S?i
= vices in st. Johns church Rev. Holm I
X. Quinn was cnlehrant Of a mass c
reoIicr. The choir rendered tw
hymns. The bearers We're Andrew Car
+ ter Louis, GcneoGx Louis Norm, job
= Michard. Peter Lusigneu and foui
s LaBonty. Burial was in the Carholi
e cemetery Tndertakers Shea an
e Burke had charge OF the arrange
70 ments.
II John F. Casey.
~ There was a large attendance F'Flda
- morning at the funeral OF John +. Ga
- sey and people came from out OF tow
~ land there were members of the tar
:, nenters Union and the E'oresters {
,: America. The casllet was surround
: ed by many floral tributes. jaime
= Murphy. Thomas Council. Henry HI
=, ROY, Dennis TIoulihan. John Lynch an
John Callahan were the bearers. incl
Sc were services in the Sacred tlea
~ church at Norwich Town and Re
"a Charles ". Brennan officiated. Mi!
~ Malone presided at the organ and ;
the close of the mass Miss Ryan rel
dered Beautiful Land on High al
Nearer. Nv God, to Thee. Burial w;
( in St. Joseph's cemetery. Hourigs
a Bros. were in charge.