Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-19
FUNERALS
Mrs. James B. iNIullin.

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 Thursday morning at S15 o'clock the funeral of Mrs. James B. Mullin was held from her home, No. 19 Warren street. In St. Patrick's church at g O. clock the solemn high requiem mass was celebrated by the rector. Rev. John H. Broderick, with Rev Myles P. Calvin deacon, Rev Daniel F. Sullivan sub-dea- con and Rev. Peter J. Cuny of Water bury master of ceremonies. Organist Frank L. Farrell directed the choir, the solos in the Gregorian mass being sung by Mrs. Farrell.
 | Burial was in the family plot in St l Josephs cemetery, where the committal service was read by Rev. Father Cuny. assisted by Rev. Father Sullivan The l bearers were six grandsons, Paul Fan ming, Gavin Connor and Joseph P Con- nor Jr- students at the Catholic Uni versity, Washington, Joseph T. Tanning, 1 Jr, of Worcester, Mass, Polytechnic In- l stitute, Richard Tanning and Philip Con- nor. There were choice floral forms while a number of out of town friends and relatives sent, instead of flowers, spiritual bouquets-pledge of the offer 1 ing of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass for l the repose of Mrs. Mullins soul Among others in attendance at the flu neral were MT and Mrs. Dennis Sheeny and Miss Margaret Meehan, from Brock ton, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Charles B Ring, Richard Royston and Miss Katt Royston, of Springfield, Mrs. Ernest Ros sic and Mrs. John Rossie, of Mystic anG Pleasant View, and Miss Emma F% Fan ming of Providence.
 The funeral arrangements were il charge of Cummings & Ring.
 Edwin B. Bassett.
 Funeral services for Edwin B. Bassett who died in Cambridge. Mass. on Mon day, were held from sthe mortuary par lors of Church & Allen on Thursday af l ternoon at ? o'clock. Included in tn New Haven, Bridgeport. Cambridge an other cities. Many Nands %A flora forms were arranged about l.le caske Rev. George H. Strouse, pastor of tn First Baptist church, conducted che flu neral services and Mrs. Helena NJ ] Church sang two hymns TiN, bearer were Anson R. Grover. Milo R. Water Charles U. Burdick and Ivar W. OlssoI
 all veterans of the Spansh-America
 war.
 . Burial was in the family lot in Yanti cemetery where Rev. Mir Strouse COT
 ducted a short committal service.
 sylvio Zavattoni. The funeral of Sylvio Zavattoni, II l i l7-year-old boy who was accidental shot on Nov. s by his hunting compar ion, Robert Sellers, in North Stoningto
 and who died on Monday at the Backl
 hospital, was held from the home of h
 parents in North Stonington on Thur | day morning at S.3o o'clock. There W; i. a large attendance of relatives ar friends, many coming from New Yo,
 and other cities. There were many han, r some floral forms.
 ! At services in St Thomas church g Voluntown at 9.3o o'clock Rev Fath . Paradis was celebrant of the mass of r
 quiem. Four friends acted as beare : and burial was in St, Thomas cemeter 2 at Voluntown.
 e Hourigan Bros. were the fuperal dire 5, tors
 Rev. George E. Martin. q Funeral services for Rev. George a Martin, a retired Congregational mini = ter, who lived at S6 Hancock street, A t burndale, Mass were held Thursday at
 ernoon in the Auburndale Congregatio
 al church with two clergymen officiatin 1T Rev. F. P Drew, pastor of the churc : and Rev. William c. Gordon. D. D.. 'f Ware, former. pastor. The chur l. uuartette sang. For All the Saints al
 Still Still With Thee. while Arth is Spaulding. of Lowell. former organ f. of the church played hymns that we . favorites of Mir. Martin The pail bea x, CTS were Frank Davidson, Dr. Amos y Wells and Chauncey P. Conn. all of A
 burndale, and William B. Marshall . Everett The body will be brought S. Norwich today for burial
 y. Mrs. Charles sIosberg. l. Funeral services for Mrs. Charles S1t
 berg were held on Thursday morni e. from her late home at 425 West Ma re street at 10 o'clock. There was lar ne attendance of relatives and friends. Bur ne took place in the Brothers of Joseph ce Ill etery at Brewster''s Neck where there V
 short burial service
 Church and Allen were the funeral |