Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-26
FUNERALS.
Mrs. Patrick J. Brennan.


 The funeral of Mrs Angela Maloney Brennan, wife of Dr. Patrick J. Bren- man. formerly of Norwich, took place on Monday morning from the home of her mother, 399 Willow street, Waterbury, to the Church of the Sacred Heart, where a solemn high mass of requiem was eel ebrated. The celebrant was. Rev. Thonh- as P. Mulcahy, nastor of the Church of SS. Peter and <tul; the deacon, Rev. John A. Dooley, of Hartford; the sub deacon, Rev. Cornelius P. Teulings of the Church of the Sacred Heart; the , master of ceremonies, Rev. Cyril Higgins, | of Deep River. Seated in the sanctuary were Rev. Luke Fitzsimons. Rev. John J. Fitzgerald, Rev. Eugene P. Clyne, Rev. Edward ]. Brennan Rev. Joseph McCuen, | Rev John Ryan and Rev. John J. Walsh, all of Waterbury, Rev. Charles F. Kel- | ley. of Hartford; Rev. E. J. Finn of | New Haven; Rev. Charles H. Kane, of ! Wallingford; Rev. Arthur Degnan of New Haven and Rev. John L. McGuinness i of Litchheld.
 The music of the mass was sung by the full choir, the offertory selection be- 1 ing sung by the quartet of the church, and in the cemetery, burial being in the i old St. Joseph's, the prayers were re- | cited by Rev. John L. McGuinness. Rev. l Thomas Mulcahy, Rev. John A. Dooley, Rev. c. P. Teulings Rev. Charles G. Kelley, Rev. Charles H. Kane and Rev. l Cyril Higgins.
 The bearers were Dr. I. J. Kilmartin, Dr. Edward ]. Godfrey, Frank Tobin, Frank Kane, William Dunphy and Thorn as Brennan, of Norwich.
 Among the out-of-town people who at- tended the funeral were Misses Anna and Winifred Clabby, Mrs. Katherine Bren- nan, MT. and Mrs. Frank Healy, Miss An 1 na Brennan and John Clabby of Norwich
 The church was filled with relatives and friends of the deceased and number | ed in the congregation were members of the different parishes of the city. There was great profusion of floral tributes including a large cross from St. Eliza. beth's college, Convent Station, N. j., where Mrs. Brennan finished her edu- cation. At 9.30 &s the body was borne l into the church there was three-minute pause at the plant of the Waterbury i Democrat of which Mrs Brennan's brother, Vincent, is editor and where Mrs. Brennan was formerly employed.
 John Ferguson.
 The funeral of John Ferguson tool place Tuesday afternoon from the mort uary parlors of Church and Allen with large number of relatives and friends pjresent. There were many floral re
 ueHOrdnces. Ihe services were conduct
 ed by Rev. c. H. Ricketts, pastor of tn Greeneville Congregational church Gee A. Turner rendered Abide With Me an, Jesus Lover of My Soul The bearers wer 5 Allan Bogle, William Houston, Thoma , Sharpe and James Hawley. Burial wa
 in Yantic cemetery where Rev. MT. Rick f etts read a committal service.
 l John Wer6nik.
 - The funeral of John Weronik, infan son of John and Fannie Weronik wa s held on Monday afternoon from the hom
 of his parents at No. Cove street. Ser e vices were held in St Joseph's churc l at which Rev. B. Radka officiated Buris d was in St Joseph's cemetery. Shea an }; Burke were in charge.
 Mrs. Hugh Mooney.
 The funeral of Mrs. Hugh Mooney, lat l. Of Taftville, was held Tuesday morain e from the parlors of Shea < Burke O d Main street. Services were held in th l. Sacred Heart church at Taftville . Il which Rev. Henri F. Chagnon officiate. L. Professor Hugh Kinder presided at il \. organ. The bearers were Daniel an n Dennis Murphy, Daniel McSheffrsy an Il Edward Lofler and burial was iii II et Taftviue Catholic cemetery.