Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01

hundred persons who could not find seats
 waited outside the church for the opening
 of the solemn high mass of requiem. Soldiers standing al attention near the Tiag-draped casket placed in the main aisle of the church, near the altar rail where Father Mayotte's body had lain in state since Friday afternoon, added a. military aspect to the impressive cere-i ni0nial of the church of which Father Nayotte was priest Rt. Rev. John J. Milan, D. D., bishop of the diocese of Hartford. celebrated the mass, and many 1 priests Representative of nearly every Iparish in eastern Connecticut were with 1 in the sanctuary. Forty-ones priests, in- cluding the seven scIdier-priests from diff ferent Connecticut parishes who were l ohaplalns in the world war and who. were officers ef the mass, asslsted at the ser
 vice.
 The funeral sermons were preached by Rev. J. c. Mathieu. pastor of the Sacred
 Heart church at Wsuregan. who spoke in I French. and Rev. G. c. Brady of New
 Each paid touching tribute to the young
 chaplain who was loved and revered by all I Following the mass, the body was es- ] corted to St. Mary s cemetery by the hun dreds who participated in the funefai cor tegc and attended the mass. Taps were blown and three vo1leys rang out as the l iag-draped casket was being lowered into the grave
 Herbert Mayotte, father of the dead chanlair. sobbed with grief as Com
 nander E. F. Perry, M D., of Anseln Mayotte past, removed the flag from the l. casket and reverenfIy handed 1t to the .i bereaved parent MT. Mayotte was con scled by one of the priests who wal ti standing near. Hundreds knelt in : si prayer for. the dead
 4 The bearers were Frank Champeau st Leon Talbot Zeno Robillard, Rosario L: : Croix. Joseph Bodoins Omer Robita aiile s Henry Wells and Arthur Brodeur, all ex | service men The buslers who sounded sst taps at the grave were Leon Bendit ant B Wilfred Martineau. <
 E.. The guard of honor during the perio. : that the body lay in state in St. Mary, } church was made uo of William Jarvais ] Adolph Jarvais. Eugene Bredeur. Al t phonse sViens: Edmund Gagne, Charle : Denahue, Wilinn Rivers, Edmund Bour
 geois, Arthur Provencial, Mark Klebart
 David Carroll, Arthur Renshaw Michae
 White, Armand !. BFcusseau and Cliffor,
 iTrahan, a1lgex-service men, : Lieut.. Ira A. Warren, who was wit
 the Fifty-sixth Coast artillery, office : overseas now of Danielson. was in charg sofsthe line of former oervice men durin the funeral procession. sss The funeral was enc of the most in, l pressive ever held in. this city and wa ; indicative of the high regard in which th deceased chaplain was held. Rev Charle ! Bedard, pastor of St. Mary's parisl expressed himself as deeply appreciativ ( of the honor paid Isath ets If sayottes mem ory by the specD!e of the city. Archie Erewster, wl,e has been inter ! estiFk the rolice Of this and nearby town . during the past few days. was invited t , leave Putnam Saturday nnornig after Ii
 t had. left his watch as a pledge .otS pa; < 6amagei that he caused by setting blanket ! ffs afire in his roofaf at the CargilI hote {. where he stayed Thursday evening, an ,. where, Incidentally. he started 2 secon , fire, in the bathroom. Friday night Brew
 ster, who is 2sS years of ages was locate tby Officer Ernest Chandler at the Cit hotel and taken into custody The ma ! arrived here Thursday from panielsor ! where Chief John Mcfarland ordered ,hir 10 get out of town after he had found tha 7 the fellow had been begging for rnoney ! The local rolice were notified. that le wa coming here and to be on the lookout 10
 him. x
 j Brewster claims that he was born ii fousHkeepsle, x. l., ana that he has rel ls atiFes in Hartford. He left here, an s nouncing his intention to- 20 to work il ; Webster.
 Gcbus' market at the corner of Frsn
 and Livery streets, was burglarized an ) aboqt sS taken from the cash tegiste [ and several packages of cigarettes fror where. they are kept in the store Tn : police learned that the burglars probabl ! got into the place through an unlocke l cellar door and then made their way U