Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

are assets, he had them in exceptional 4 completeness.
 "He was university man and intel lectually furnished for grappiiRg with great life tasks which he successfully mastered and adequately discharged. AS a business man he deve oped A very high degree of efficiency. As a railway official of the highest grade. he was not only masterful but original and inven- tive to degree. making some positive and new contributions to the traffic sys- tenn of the country. He was in business and in every relation Of life man of unimpea chable integrity, with keen sense of justice which recoiled from doubtful and corrupt methods to which men sometimes resort. He sought sue< cess by legitimate and honorable canons of business integrity, and for this ne drew the confidence of his business as- sociates. and the ready cooperation of 1 sabordinates in service. His friendships were many and firmly and persistentS maintained. and in his household he
 was devoted husband, father and brother
 "A man of refined tastes. a patron Of l art and of deep sympathies and affini- ties for a that was best, we recall 1 him today. and his friends and fellow citizens w:lt recall him as one of the b - ship A eity's nobiest outT it and pro- duct are the class of men to which he belonged And as such We do well to commemorate and record his worth Burial was at Yantic cemetery Among those here for the funeral were Mrs Robert Williams and daughter Miss Ellen Williams, James H Talinaan and daughter, Mrs. Purr of Hartford Atwood Collins Of Hartford. and AL bert S. Bard of New York
 Mrs. Daniel E. Daley.
 The funeral of Mary Ann o'Keefe ] wife Of Daniel E. Daley. was held ot l Sa turday morning at s.15 o'clock iron ] her home No. 435 Boswen avenue, witf , friends There were many beautifu
 floral floral tokens of esteem.
 1 At o'clock so, ,emn high mass wa
 celebrated in St. Mary's church by Rev
 i William 4. Keefe, rector of the church
 Rev Philip J. Mooney was deacon an'
 Rev. ". H. Kennedy was sub-deacor
 Henry J. LaFontsine presided at tn 5 organ
 ei The bearers were John Dorbrosky | Hugh McAvoy. Timothy J. Drisceu. N iiJ Carroll. Patrick f Murphy an @ Charles l.. Perry. Burial took place i V 1 St Josepn's cemetery and a commits service was read by Rev. Father Ken Q nedy- Undertakes Shea & Burke ha 9 charge of the funeral.
 1T Corp. Frank 4. Wilcox y Funeral services were held at Maple tt wood cemetery Saturday afternoon, a l. 5:30 for Corp. Frank A. Wilcox. a men .- Der of Co. L. 3o7th Infantry. who wa It killed in action in France on Oct. | Ie 1918. Corp. Wilcox vas the son of tf ,- late Senator William B. Wilcox and Mir SC Wilcox of the Scotland road. Rev. Gu n don F. Bailey conducted the funeral SC ,- vices and the following members Of Rol 10 ert o. Fletcher Post. American Legio y- acted as bearers: Charles Frink, Hari ,- House. Benedict C. Pulien, Albert Fai l. banks and Edward Ladd.
 There was a wealth of beautiful fioy CTS G. C. Grant was the funeral d l. rector.
 ,I Mrs. Anna IS. Otsen at The funeral of Mrs. Anna E. Ols ID was held from her late home in Cante ks bury Sunday afternoon, at 2:30, wi q - Rev. F. Edward Davies Uf tire Nestmi tn ster church officiating. many relativ ch and friends attended and there we at many beautiful 1oers The bearers we rh Oscar, oswald, Ralph. Harold and Walt r- Olsen and Mir Narcotic. Burial was in Smiths cemetery, Canterbury, whe ,,a Rev MT. Davies read a comiafttal s' a. vice. C. G. Grant was the funeral pp rector