Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-27

The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Bray Mai0lcy was held from her home on North Main street, Saturday morning w..h many friends and relatives attendz iu-. Services were held in St Mary's church at Ie o'clock with Rev. William l- hecfe o.icia-ing. The bearers were Daniel and Cornelius Driscoll of this c.tr. John Drscoll of Hartford and Mi .laG Cummings. Burial was in St larys cemetery and Rev. William A kcclc read the committal service at the grave
 The deceased died Thursday morning after 90 lingering illness She was born in Ireland setenty-three years ago and came to this country where she was a young l.rl making her home in Greene vile She ls survived by three children M4rgaret. William and Mary Maloney, two sisters. Mrs. Margaret Bondeau and Mrs Miu.tried McNamara of this city. llsl several grandchildren. She was kind and loving mother and kind ne.ralor. Her friends and relatives will noun her death.
 Charles Dennis of Hartford is spend- Ing f.r days at the home of his par cntf. Nr. and Mrs. Michael Dennis of North Main street.
 Nr. anl Mrs. John W Fitzgerald of Hartford is spending a few days with
 
 Raymond Brennan of Hartford spent tfa Christmas holidays at the home of l'7 parents Mr. and Mrs Patrick Bren- nan of Prospect street
 Thomas Mccormick of Washington is fnerar- his Christmas vaeation at the home ol his mother, Mrs. Mccormack of Prospect street
 -im0.0.c- Eozarnski who recently reen- listed a t1o navy, is spending a furlough 70 ''e home Of his parents on Second f,rs-L Prank 1furtha, IT,. of New York spent 'F .n1s holidays at the home of L- 1,s on North Main street
 William Brennan of New York city is '- few days at the home of his parent. 11 Prospect street
 Haziam and Arthur Porte t ihe Christmas holidays wis i,.l lives in Providence, F. I.
 A"i trary motored by auto to "o i0r Christmas. While there be ct on hi9 many friends.
 P.att Cf Pawtuckot, R. |. is a lew days at the home of his .r r1 Hickory street.
 william Douglas spent the Christnas 'A the home of his parents on Hickory street. He is attending a gov l ool In the south and is studv- ilf to Ha .1 electrician
 Ltr -iaiashi or the Newport Trainin- ~ spending a few days at the Al ot h.e parents on Fifth street
 a h4l or Ce U. s. navy is sDend.
 lew days at the home of his par-
 on H1ath street.
 -W Boyd has returned after
 iew days at the home of his t l Pro idence R. l.
 ir William H. Kennedy. curate at
 -s church spent Christmas in John Shea 0f New Haven is snondi,, ieV days at ,he home of his parents cl Sixth street Edward klday of Hartford spent hi, Nlt tlas vacation at the home of bis llr.rta of Ninth street
 John Barry of New York city snent th. tlE.mas holidays at the home of hi, -.r llr7. William J. Delaney of Oak r..ee street.
 E1rry Delaney spent the Christina, u.la-i5 visiting relatives in Planfeld -lalF ci the local people attended tb, ban U Ar and Ms. Frank Dukies of Prov l-encc. k l.. spent the Christmas holi days at tic home of his mother on Cen trgl avenue
 Ar and Mrs Howard Reveile an, caual-er are visiting for a few days a tla home of his mother on orchar, trcct
 Many Of tho local people attended tn rifu.rrt mass at tbe subrna rina baso Al Che people claimed it was a gran, tishl Co zee such a vast number to reher in the open. A large crowd re e-.vcl holy communion.
 Gecrgo Hoilingsworth of the Newpor Training station Is spending a few day at tho home of his parents on Boswel avenue.
 ~-4m Coushlin spent the Christina l1iflFs lt Inc home of his mother n, E 1. -.ree-
 . and Mrs. William Mahoney O llar--ord r1ent the holidays with Mrs Burke Of Seventh street.
 Mr. and Mrs Peter Flynn of Jewet City spent Christmas at the home of hI