Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-10

The funeral of Sadie Patricia Con nelly was held from her late home 14S North Main street, Tuesday morning at lS:SO o'clock. Relatives, and friends were present from out of town, The .casket was surround : ed by many floral tributes. The services at St. Mary's church were mass was celebrated by Rev. Will liam H. Kennedy. Henry La Fon- taine presided at the. organ and as waiting hymn, Nicholas Epell- man rendered Beautiful Land on High. At the ending of the mass, .7.'a. T. '. Donovan sang Lead Kindly Light. The bearers we're four cousins of the deceased, Patrick, Jeremiah Maurice and John Down ing and also Joseph Prunfer and John Furlong. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery. Rev Father Kennedy read a committal service at the grave. Hourigan Brothers were in charge of the funeral arrailg ements. was held was shown by the many floral tributes sent which were as follows: Pflloy marked Daughter; wreath marked Sister from Tom wreath marked Sister from Edward T. and wife wreath from the Desu- reau family; cross from Margaret and John; large wreath from the Mohi- can Co. of Sringfield, Mass; spray of pink roses, MT. and Mrs Harry McGlone; cailla lily spray Miss Ger trude Mullen wreath of carnations, Mrs. Robert O'Brien and the Misses Margaret and Agnes Sullivan; wreath of roses and carnations from the Misses Mary Barry and Irene Cain: spray of daffodils. Mrs. A. Colt and son Edwin; daffodfl spray, Miss Ma ! bel McCarthy; wreath of daffodils and violets, Mir. and Mrs. Bert Nc. i Cabe. sN
 Miss Connolly Is survived by hei father and mother, Mr. and Mrs Patrick Connolly; two brothers, Ed ward T. of this city and Thomas J Of Springfield, Mass and two sisters l Mrs. F A. Dessureau of West Haper end Mrs. J. J. Sullivan of this city.
 Funeral services for Ezra Maynare were held Tuesday afternoon in the parlors of Church and Allen. Rev. R | 11aniel Trick. pastor of the Federated 1 church, offciated. Many relatives and friends attended. There were many ilandsomc floral forms. Relatives oi the deceased were bearers. Burial vii be at the convenience of the family. | The deceased died on March 9th a his ho.ne, 224 Prospect street after serious illness of two weeks.
 lie was born in Ledyard 79 year ago, the son of Hor1ndas Maynaf, and Eunice Mack Maynard. His Tiff was spent as q farmer and gardner bcing employed by the Norton fafnil, or Washington street for many years IIe married in early life. Miss Emil Bailey of this city and she died eiEh years ago. He is survived by I daughter Mrs. Charles Whitaker Q | Lisbon and a sister, Mrs. Etta Wat son of Greenevfile. -,,-e ss i Mr. Maynard was an honest, cap able and law abiding citizen. He wa of kindly disposition and was heI 1 in hign esteem bysall who. knew hin T Arthur Sredd Of Preston City wa
 day.
 Jay Ricketts of Waterbury is spend ling a few days at the home of hl
 parents on Prospect street.
 1 Prank Wilde has returned aft
 spending the week end in Lawrenc Mass, with his family, 1a
 Edward, Spellman, Sr., of j, Centr;
 avenue left Monday morning for Bos
 ton on a business trip. sss.s
 Miss Catherine Hickey of Will mantle was week end visitor at u
 home of Miss Marie Gad1e of Ger
 tfal avenue.
 Miss Marie Gadfe has returned | St. Francis hospital. Hartford, aft spending the past two weeks at h. home on Central avenue, ? 2 U St. Maty's parish will observe | 18th anniversary of the, first mass
 Sunday. March 14th.