Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
FUNERALS.
Patrick W. Murphy

Patrick W. Murphy
 The funeral of Patrick WI Murphy was held Monday morning from his home at 2:so Mt Pleasant street. In St. Patrick's church at nine o'clock a high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Daniel F. Sullivan. Prof Farrell was at the, organ and the hymn, Lead Kindly Light, was sung by Mrs. Farrell Burial was in the family plot in St. ary's ceuae- tery. The bearers were Daniel Young, James Mccarthy, Michael Sweeney, Thomas Lane William -~McManus and John Burns. The committal service at the grave was read by Rev. A. l. Keegan, c. NJ, of Springfield, Mass. Relatives and friends attended the funeral from Boston, New London and Fitehville There were choice flowers from relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Patrick J. Brennan.
 Mrs. John Brennan, MT. and Mrs. Fred Ely (Mary Brennan) and Thomas Bren- nan, of Nelson place, Norwich, were in Waterbury Monday, to attend the funeral of Mrs Patrick J. Brennan. Miss Annie Brennan had been in Waterbury since Friday last.
 Mrs. Brennan was the wife of Dr. Pat rick J. Brennan. Mrs. John Brennan's son,
 
 fore her marriage the young woman was Miss Angela Mahoney, a daughter of the late Cornelius Maloney, editor of The Waterbury Democrat She was gTaduat- ed from St. Elizabeths College, Convent, N. J., in 1910. Her marriage with Dr. Brennan, a successful Waterbury physi- clan, took place in June, 1919.
 During the war, she was secretary of the Woman's Council of Defence and she has been secretary of St, Mary's Hospi- tai Aid society and was always popular girl at home and in college. Her death occurred Friday night, shortly after that of her newly-born babe.
 Besides her husband she leaves her mother, Miss Mary A. Maloney two sis ters, Misses Margaret M. and Catherine A. Maloney; and two brothers. E. Vim cent, present editor of the Waterbury Democrat, and Cornelius F. Maloney, a student at Holy Cross College. John Bowen.
 Funeral services for John Bowen, who died in New York, Were held on Monday morning from the funeral parlors of Hourigan Brothers, at S30 o'clock, fol. lowed by 8 mass of requiem at St. Mary's church at 8 o'clock. There were many i relatives and friends present some com 1 ing from Jewett City, Taunton, Mass, ana | Whitensvilie. Mass. There were many l floral remembrances. The services wer, conducted by Rev. W. H. Kennedy, who also conducted the committal service al the grave. The bearers were John Bar | nett, Dennis Barnett, Michael Barnett Dennis Bowen. Daniel Bowen and Michae e Dennis. Burial was in St M4y's ceme tery. ~1r a' Mrs. William D. BasIey. 1 The. funeral of Mrs William D. Bag | ley were held on Monday afternoon from | the Preston City Congrega tional churel | with large attendance of relatives ant | friends from other places present Tn, | funeral services were conducted by Rev l T. J. Lewis, pastor of the church Tn choir rendered Come Ye Disconsolate. Tn, bearers were friends of the deceased Burial was in the family lot in the Pres ton City cemetery whefe lev. MT. Lewi 1 read a committal service. Church and Allen were the funeral di rectors.
 Howard osbernt.
 The funeral of Howard, infant eo; of Ambrose A. and Alice Carrigan Os borne took place on Saturday afternoon l from the home of his parents at 2S Ce dar street There were many reiativs and friends present and large numbe of floral tributes. Burial was in St, Jc seph's cemetery. c. A. Gager, Jr., was | charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Jacob sautter.
 The funeral of Jacob sautter was hel on Monday afternoon from his late hon on Wilbur street at 2.30 o'clock with large number present including a dels gation from Germania lodge of which tn deceased was a member. There wer many floral tributes. The services wer conducted by Rev. Paul F. Werth, paste of the German Lutheran church Men bers of Germania lodge acted as bearer and burial was in Maplewood cemarer where there was a commital service | members of the lodge
 Church and Allen were the funeral q rectors.
 Mrs. John L. sweres.
 The funeral of Nancy NJ. Beema
 widow of Rev. John L. Sweres, was he
 on Saturday afternoon from her la
 home at 231 Broad street There was 2 attendance that included many relativ
 and friends from other cities. The flor
 tributes were many and beautiful. Re
 F. A. Lusan, pastor of the A. N,
 Jion church, conducted the services ar Mrs Lusan- rende<ed three hymns. TT bearers were Jesse T. Johnson, Wiilia
 H. Mallisen, William A. Fields anl Cl7 ence A. Fells. Burial was in Yant!. car e'ery where Rev. Mir. Lusan reai con
 initial service, c. A Gager, Jr., was u funera! director
 Mr.. SwerGs was s4 years of age ar
 was born in Middletewa. the i9ashte,, Ev erett C. and Maria CannnpelI Bee
 ma. She has made her home i1 Norwic
 for many years living n the house whc
 she died for IS years. Her husband d:t
 many years ago. She was the last of h, immediate family her nearest relatiy l being nephews and nieces.