Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-05

military funeral will be made upon the atTaval of the body in this city. The Pirates. who have held the lead in the league for many weeka, dropped t othird place after the free. try contest held Saturday morning The Giants, once n the cellar position. now lead with SC points, Reds 51, Pirates 50, Tanks 31. A. RoSen wisi 2G2 points scored is Nigh ,n- dtviduai scorer.
 Funeral services for Mrs Lesnore B. Parent were held Saturday morning at $50 o'clock at the homo, No. f2S Union street In the solemn requiem high mass st St Ma-y'6 church at o'clock the ceie- brant Tas Rev. Horrnisdas Bslec; the deacon, Rev. James J. Tyler, and the sub deacon, Rev. J. J. Papillon. As the body WAS borne into the church Mrs. Delpnis Boucher sang Nearer, My God, to Thee, and at the oHertory Pie Jesus was sung by Mrs. Joseph F. Gaudrear. During the mass solos were sung by Miss Eva Dion. Mrs. Arthur Marrotte and Mrs. Horrnis- das Dion. As the body was taken from the church Les Ad.eu was sung by Mrs. Delphts Boucher. Mrs. Joseph F. Cat dreau was at the organ. At tho grave tn St. Joseph's cemetery q committai ser- vice was read by Rev. J. J. Paptlion. as- sisted by Rev, J. J. lyle rand Rev. T.
 
 ter. Hormisdas Dion, Theophiie Loiselle and Crytn Laroureux. Relatives attended ] the service from Harrisviile, N. IT,, Aro- tic, R. l., Norwich, New London, Taft Vile, Hartford and Worcester. Alice Connery, 90, G. West 6anpton. 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs. Patrick Roades Connery, died Friday night at St Jo- 1 seph's hospisai. She was visiting at tho 1 home of Mrs. Charles Van Zardt of 2s 1 Chestnut street was taken 1T with appen- l dicttis. The body was sent to West 1 Hampton Saturday morning, local ar- rangen1 eats being in charge Of Jay If. l Shepard.
 l The annual lodge of sorrow Of Willl- mantle Lodge No .13I1, Benevolent and 1 Protective Order of EIks was held Sunday 1 afternoon at o'clock at the Loomer CE2- era. House, with over one llundred brothers and their guests in attendance. The address of the afternoon was de- 1 livered by Brother Kenneth NJ wynne, of Elks' lodge, No. 25, New Haven, wh i said in substance:
 ''Tt is an honor 10 belong to ar orga1.d- | such as the E;lks. True An1ericanisFl ca.r | only be founded or love of home, loe of country, and love of God, and on these three ideals the Efks' lodges are founded
 'The EIks ask but one thing of their members, that they be tr'-e '-,n"-~~~ izens. Charity plays q Dig part In Elk l dom and wherever here IS 8 louge i -I charity prevails
 '"The servce here today is not one ot sorrow but one rather Of keeping UT memories Of trose who have passed ou in. to the great beyond. We canno: thint that life in this world is all iiIe hold cut for US. God in his creation establish ed eternal life for organic matter an5 we who are created in His own smage cannot believe that after our brief lie O. this planet Is over. He has failed to re serve eternal life for US. In Elkdom yearly these memorial services are held intribute to those who are rpw in If eternal, forever to keep their n1emor7 fresh before the eyes oH succeeding gene rations.
 ''The Elks teach these thiags. love 0 1 home, country and God. and any forde l founded upon this trinity is everla sting
 The nall was beautifully decorated witl American flags, and the colors of the or der. royal purple purple and white. T'hcs who had an active par. in the exercise were seated on the platform and ver
 Exalted ruler, James F Mcc=lone es teeu1ed lea0ing k1igiEt, R. Ernest MelloGv esteemed loyal knight, Charles ". Hil ! esteemed featuring knight, Valentine Murphy secretary, Louis J. Flynn treas urer. Raymond <. Parker: tyler, Awer 5 J. Four1rieT; esquire, Clare~ce M Ma ti1ieu Brother Kenneth AI WSnne. s3eaI; CT; and Rev. Harry s. AfcCready. oas:o ) 0 ftl1e First CRngre egational church. Brothers reported absent al the ra. } call were Charles A. Abbott Fred W Gerrick, Leon E. Walden, Pierre D. Mo reau. George P. Walker. James A. Shes Charles F. Gleason, Jorlil L. Leonard. Jr , Martin A. Sullivan. George II HerdTic1, spn, AFban N. Potvin, Daniel F T<illoure' George A. Bartlett, Fe'5ert B. Be3l- et Michael 4. Sullivan, Mitchell Laraqne; - John L. Sullivan, Joseph .. T'urro.te an Herbert Barker.
 The memorial service cosnmfttee cor g sisted Of John 5. Edzartor, A. varr in Anderson and James F Twcmey. The rt ceptrn corrgnittne was Cilhert P F7vn1 chairman, Josepl1 1f. Berzrd. Albert P l che, F1orimond Norman6in, WTlia- e Grady, Maurice $. Leon and RoAerNk D = on, Pierre J. Laranlee, Eugene E. F7Ecke, ]. Maurice P. Jordan ard Raymond I ;, Gates.
 a The order of service foiEws: =I Prologue-Ma-ch-" of See FIX"
 IT. L. Aifor Tie official march adooted Gy the conveI
 
 IJverture-'tS 'tStradella" r. V T4sso ElkS' Augmented Orchestra
 Under direction of Brother c. \. C
 Wheeler
 Opening Ceremonies
 March-Introducto Chop
 Orchestra
 WiIiinant5o Lodge No. 1311, E. P. 0. James F. NcGlone. Exalted Ruler Invocation
 Rev Harry s. ArCready K Soprano Solo-The Vacant Chair Fl Mrs. If. J. Farrell
 foli Gail o9 the Absent II Secretary Louis J. Flynn Fl Esquire, Clarence N Mathieu H Soprano Soio-Foiow Thou Me C. Br Fl Mrs. Sf J. Farrell sIPiano acccrrpanist, Mrs. Louis E. Tear \ Dedication of Altar
 M Officers Of Lodge | Moonlight Sonata Eeefhov k Orchestra
 Grafton
 Brother Kenneth NJ Wynne \ Trombone ST1o-
 Tine World Is Waiting for she St1nr.
 Aud Lang Syns
 All the brothers and audience Dismissai-Jasxses r. McG1one, Exaft Ruler.
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