Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-16
Commander Arthur ". Sweet was ii

Commander Arthur w. Sweet was in charge.
 Robert Bobudn, of Hartford, and Miss Mary Rybic were united in marriage onN Wednesday afternoon at Mansfield Four Corners by Rev. Leonard Smith of Spring Hill The ceremony was performed at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Rybic. The attendants were John Rybic. brother of the bride, l and Miss Agnes Bobuda. sister Of the groom. A reception and dinner followed, some fifty guests attending. Following their honeymoon trip they will reside l h Hartford where the groom is employ cd by the Hartford Electrotype Com, J pany.
 Funera1 services for Mrs. Julia F. | Rennicsc were held Wednesday morning at s.3O o'clock from the family home, No. | 252 Main street. Requiem high mass at | St. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock was sung by Rev. Otto S. Beaumeister. Mrs A. W. Turner was at the organ and at the cffertory Mrs. Henry Mathieu sang De Pr0fundis, and for a waiting hymn. Some Sweet Day. Burial was in St. Jo. sephs cemetery The bearers were James Murphy, and Thomas Ferlton of New | London, and James Casey and Edward | Moriarty of this city. The Killourey | Brothers were in charge.
 Joseph W. Ryan, 51, died Tuesday. at ISt Joseph's hospital after an illness of "a few days. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emma Monty Hyan, three daugh- ters, Misses Margaret, Mary and Gather
 inc Ryan of this city; three sisters. Mrs. Alfred Meikle and Mrs Alfred Stocker of Willimantic and Miss Ellen Ryan of
 Westerly. R. I.
 Mrs. Kinds, wife of Peter J. Kinds, superintendent of the manufacturing de- partment of the American Thread Com rany died Wednesday morning at St Joseph's hospital, death being due to per itenitis, following an operation for ap. peiidicitis. The news of her death came
 as shock to her many friends in this
 city and many expressed their sympa- thy. Mrs. Kinds was a woman whc
 loved her home, and was deeply devoted
 to her husband and six children, ths
 youngest of whom is three years old. Sht
 was esteemed by all who knew her.
 Mrs. Kinds had lived in this city only
 since last September. Her husband ont
 year ago was promoted. from the Hol
 yoke, Mass, mill of the American Thread
 Company, to the superintendency of the
 manufacturing department of the loca
 plant. In September he purchased hi! home on Windham road and his farnil,
 came here. Mrs. Hinds had always haC goot health and the ailment that direct ly caused her death was discovered only . short time ago. A consultation of doc tors was held few days ago and f was decided that an operation should be performed and during the operation it was discovered that peritonitis hac , set in
 !, Mrs Kinds was born in New Bruns wick, August 1s 1880, the daughter O Samuel A. and Mary Schofeld Hough ton. When she was a child the farnil, moved to Newark, N. J.. where she wa
 educated. About ten years ago tn Kinds family moved to Holyoke, Mass where Mir. Kinds was stationed until hi . transfer to this city.
 Besides her husband she is survive, by six children, Misses Gertrude Mary . Virginia and John. Joseph and Henr- [. Hinds, also three sisters, Mrs Mari
 Phillips of Newark, N J., Mrs. Mar, Dunas of Jersey City, N. J., and Mrs
 Myra Brown of Newark, N J.