Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-31

The funeral of Walter E. Crepeau was held Thursday afternoon at 2l o'clock from his home, 756 Boswell avenue. There were many floral tri- butes surrounding the casket. In the large attendance were friends and rel atives from out of town and repre- sentatiyes from the various organiza- tions to which the deAarted belonged, Rev. Charles H. Ricketts officiated at the service. A quartette from the Bass Clef composed of Charles D. Geer, Frederick F. Manning, George Clune and Horace F. Corning render ed Abide With Me" and Lead Kind ly Light" The bearers were George w. Leonard, Charles w. Barber, Rob- ert H. Donahue, Elmer J. Flynn, George Raymond and William R. Shaw. whom are members of She tucket lodge, l. o. o. F., and the Trolleymeh's1 Union. Burial was in Maplewood cemetery and the commit tai service of the Odd elbows was con ducted by Henry Albin Heebner, Miner, chaplain of Shethcket lodge. Church and Allen were. in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Many relatives and friends attended the funeral services of Catherine Con nell wife of the late John Kelly, Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William J.. Delaney at 1O2 Fifth street. Requiem high mass was held in St. Mary,s, church at g | o'clock and Rev. William A. Keefe. of : ! figciatede' Henry J. La Fontaine of | ficfated at the organ and Mrs. T. J. l Donovan rendered Lead Kindly Light at the close of the mass Mir. La. Fon- | taine and Mrs. Donovan sang Nearer My God to Thee as the remains were leaving the edifice. Burial was ill the Catholic cemetery and Rev. William H. Kennedy tread a scommittal service at the grave. The Bearers were John Goyen, Edward Hanrahan. Thomas | White, Thomas Fil1burn, James Ward | and Edward Riorden. Hourigan Bros were in charge of the funeralsarrange | ments.
 The deceased passed away on March sS after suffering two years with in digestion. She was S5 years old and had lived most of her life in. Norwich Town. She was the daughter O. Edward Connell and Mary Gormar Connell. She is survived by a son James F. Kelly of West Town street two daughters Miss Margaret Kell, and Mrs. William J. Delaney O Greenevflle two sisters. Mrs. William Dahoney of Providence, R. l., arr Mrs. M. J. Riordan of this city, ant one brother. Michael Connell O Bridgeport. Mrs. Kelly was a lovin, j. mother and always a faithful friend She will be missed by all those Wh, knew her.
 -Th funeral of James Rinaland wa held from the home of his son-in- law William J. Dflworth of 23 Mowry av
 enue at 2;30 o'clock, Tuesday after poon., In the large attendance wer friends. and relatives from Pittsburgl and other cities. The casket wa surrounded by beautiful floral re
 mefnhrances. Rev. Charles H. Rick
 etts officiated and spoke in praise c
 the life of the departed. Six grand
 sons filled the places of bearers. In ! terfnent was in the Yaritic cefneter, ! Rev. Charles H. RiclSetts read a com
 initial zervice at the grave. Churc . and Allen were in charge of tn funeral arrangements.
 Among the many beautiful flower l were the following: Pillow marke I, 1 Father, MT. and Mrs. William Dil l worth; standing wreath marked Fs
 ther, Mir. and Mrs James Sn1itI
 crescent, marked Grandpa, from tI
 Smith children; cross, fnarke
 Grandpa, from the Dilworth childrei | DOuQiuet marked Great Grandps
 from the Dilworth. great atlgratidcbi dren; bouquets from Mir. and MT Gilbert Church and family, MT. ar
 Mrs. Henry c. Geer, Miss Ieahy. N s and Mrs. Samuel Dilworth of will
 mantle. Mr. and Mrs. John Gree t wood of Westerly, MT. ana Mrs. Jol
 Eickelburg of Jewett City, MT. ar
 Mrs. D. Rolfe, New London, and M < and Mrs. Thomas Anderson of Ne
 London.
 Simeon Collins and Miss Marie , Collins of lSeekonIs, Mass. are gues ss of Mrs. Louis o. Potter. before lea
 ing for Chico, California, Where tn.
 will make their horhe in the future.
 MrsAaild Mrs. James Murphy
 Prospect street are spending the
 Easter vacation in Dover, NJ 1T.
 Mrs Willis Hili of Prospect stre Q spent the week. end in Wiilimantic. N MrS and Mrs. Clinton Frame we visiting in the village Monday. Tn
 are moving their house furnishings
 Three Rivers, Mass, where they W
 make their 'llofne.
 Mrs. Verson M Boethby of Woo 7. mont is spending several days Visiti s6 with her sister, Mrs. Louis 0. Pott
 of Central avenue.