Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-04
FUNERAL OF REV. JOHN H. FREDERICK
 AT ST. PATRICKS CHURCH TUESDAY

HlenOTleS or ms slOrlOuS ueeoS IoI OOu mad his fellow-man. his confidence in his Lord, these traits were recalled by the preacher, who, in his peroration express ed the firm conviction that Father Brod-
 erick had well merited the reward of the just-had passed to receive the ap-
 probation of his God. had earned etern-
 al rest from his labors, in the perpetual
 light of glory. with the Father, the Son
 and the Holy Spirit.
 The final absolution was given by Bishop Milan, the epistle, I Thes iv.
 and the gospel John ii being read by
 Rev Francis J. Muster, of Chester.
 The Fourth Degree Knights then left the church. forming open ranks
 through which the active bearers and
 the relatives passed. Rev. Myles P.
 Calvin announced that the congregation
 would be afforded an opportunity to pass by the open casket and. four deep. the
 people moved mp the main aisle and left the church by the side sisles. Many from other denomination were in the 1 sssemblage. as well as a number of pub lie officials. leading business and pro- fessional men and visitors from neigh boring places.
 At noon, the clergymen and relatives | were served lunch in the main dining | room of the Wauregan House.
 At ? o'clock the automobile cortege 1 left the church for NlLlmantlc, Wnere burial took place in the Broderick fam | fly plot in St. Joseph's cemetery. The honorary bearers were Rev. Fa- thers NJ. F. McAuliffe. Luke Fitzsimons, Thomas IT. Cooney, John D. Coyle, Ar thur O'Keefe. T. M. Connery. NJ A. Sul- 1 livan Richard Moore. Frederick Murphy, i Michael A. May John Neale. Felix !. ! O'Neil. John H. Fftzmauriia, Francis
 Lally, F. J. Finn, NJ. W. Barry. William A. Keefe. C. W. Brennan. Joseph E.
 Mccarthy, John J. McCabe. U. o. Belle rose, Richard Morrfssey.' I. V. Maciejew-
 ski, W J. Kennedy, Myles P. Calvin, Philip T. Mooney. John c. Mathieu, Dan 1 tel Sullivan, Nicholas Faletico.
 The active bearers were Dr. Patrick Cassidy. Former Mayor Jeremiah J.
 Desmond. John P. Corcoran. Alexander
 Kilroy. Joseph c. Bland and John R. Tarrant.
 The ushers were John p. Corcoran,
 John F. Tarrsnt Thaddeus Leahy, George H. Dolsn, Wtliam J. Nc
 Knight William Wozniak, Andrew W. | Finegan. John IT. Carney and Patrick
 T. Sweeney
 Relatives and friends were present from Meriden. Waterbury, Bridgeport. 1 Willimantic. Middletown, Providence Oswego. N. r. Ansonia, Hartford and
 New Haven.
 The priests attending the funeral were
 Rev. Fathers James A. Frederick. Ter ryville Charles F. Bedard. Putnam
 Joseph F. Ford. Colchester: J. F. Quinn Poquonock: n. R. O'Donnen waterville James E. Dargan. J. J. Broderick Hart.
 ford Wm. F. Casey, !. J. Smith. New
 Haven; C. F. Higgins, Deep River
 James J. Egan, Waterbury; W F. Fox
 Groton A. c. Wollschlager. New Lon
 don; J.H Donnnily. Southin-ton T. M Griffin. Derby D. I. O'Connor, Thomn sonville Oliver T. Magnell. Bristol: P , J. McGivney. Bridgeport; D. P. Hurley ISouth Norwslk; James T Butler. Lux
 Fitzsimons Waterbury c. W. Brennan Norwich Town; ?. Daly. New Britain | George J. Donahue, Bridgeport. EdwiI A. Flynn, Hartford; Eugene L. Sullivan
 Port Chester; ]. H. Walsh, Thomaston F. P Nolan. Peter J. coffey. Hartford
 John Conway. New Haven James Fl l Grady. Hartford; w T .o'Brien, Baltic I J. C. Mhthieu. Wauregsn: James Q ;, Dolan, Tariffville Peter J. Cuny, Water bury; F. J Plunkett, Norwich; B. M [ Donnelly, Grosyenordale J. ]. Fitzger {, aid, Waterbury; J. Mclaughlin, New
 Haven; Charles W. Kelly. willimantic = Daniel J .Manniel. Waterbury; N Fe letico, Submarine Base; J. J. Papiilor Willimantic; Edward L. Morrison. Nsu . Eatuck: l. Y. Maciejewski, Norwich James L. Smith, Rockville; A. F. Harty , New Haven NJ H. May. Rockville ot 2 [ to s. Baumeister. Vii ntic; Josep1 F. Comtois. Moosup; " J. McGurk . South Manchester ". IT. Rogers. Hart } ford Paul Kosczyk, New London F. : I4ally. Waterbury: James F.. >o'Brier 2 Stonington Joseph Fl Seiferman. Je~et ,. City: Jean Roux, NJ S., Danielson: Li 50x-io Dar.dfs VnIu1Foup I Wajef Waterbury; A. Q. Keefe, Torrington J. Laden, New Britain; D. Calvin, NJ. s ' La salette college, Hartford Jame : Heating, New Haven; John D. Coyl' i New Haven wm. c. Fitzsimmons. Ne' f London wm. p Kennedy, Collnsville
 P. J. Mooney, M P. Calvin. n. F. Sull = van, Norwich; W. ]. Fitzgerald. My' - tic; Francis E. May, Hartford; Vim. 1 Keefe, Norwich; Stephen NJ. Kenny, e A. Jordan. Middletown; NJ. W. Barr! l. Wethersfeld: j. F. Barrett. W. A. Ca, anagh, West Hartford F. J. Kuste e Chester; R. P Morrissey, Plainfeld T Thomas P. Mulcahy, Waterbury; Feli = J. O'Nel. Stafford Springs; John H T Quinn, North Grosvenorda.le; Paul r I Heating. Stamford John ]. McGrstl - New London; John J. McCabe, Jewe
 City: R. F. Fitzgerald, Derby; ]. V. n Belanger. Hartford; J. J. Fitzfersl n Westerly; F. l. Murphy, Greenwich : John E. Fay. Plainville; ]. H. Fitzmat . rice Waterbury: Wm P. Lahin. Pores n ville: James B. Nihill Bridgeport e Thomas Cooney, Naugatuck; James U Timmns South Manchester; Joser Moussier. Nj. S, Danielson; A. A. Js . bert, Baltic.
 = At willimsntic. the comrittsl servic e was read by Rev. James A. Broderic . assisted by Fathers Myles P. Gslvi , John T.. Winters, Michael A. Sulliva :, Daniel O'Connor, Charles ". Bfenna
 John Walsh. Felix J. O'Neil. John
 Mathieu Otto & Bauneister, Chsri' ,\ Kelly. Joseph J. Pspillion. Francis f.all :. 1 Philip J. Mooney. Daniel F. Sulliva :, Michael Barry. Nicholas Fsletico. Wi [. liam H. Kennedy and Eugene Sullivs
 A great spray of white carnations ar l. delicate ferns came from the Holy Nan Il Society and a beautiful floral cross fro al Dennis F. Frederick and family, of Me d den.
 ,- Hourigan Brothers were in charge h the funeral arrangements.
 n At o'clock Tuesday morning q Is church was filled with the parish chi .o dren and their parents. Rev. Myles ." Calvin sang the high mass. The offe c. tory, De Profundis. was given by Nil re Frank L. Farrell with beautiful expre v- sion. Prof. Farrell. chorister of Il 1t church, was at the organ.
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