Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
cCECHErrER

The body of Samuel Buchalter was met at the station Wednesday evening on the arrival of the train 'by a delegation of Donald A. Bigeiew post, American. Le. zion, and escorted to local undertaking parlors, where the body lay in state un- til the funeral, which was held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock At 2.30 D. m. the members of the post met at their head quarters and marched to the undertaking parloFs. The bearers were two members of the young mans regiment and repre- sentatives of the army navy and marine corps. The body was taken in an auto truck to the Jewish synagogue on. .Leba- non avenue. where Rabbi Levine deliver ! ed an eloquent eslogy of the young hero. !; After, the service-at the synagogusS the 1 line was formed as follows: RepreSenta- l tiEes of the c. A. R.. state guard, local l post of the American Legion, also Tnena- 1 bers of Hebron post At the grave the l ritual of the legion was carried out by 1 Adiutart Cecil Bigelow.. A short speech l was delivered by Benjamin London and {! remarks were made by Rev. Mr Camp oi Hebron. Three vofleys were fired and ] taps were sounded. The flag which drap6d i the casket was presented to the young mans mother. Church bells were toIed 1 and many flags were displayed at hali mast, and nearly all the business places | in town were closed during the funeral Tine young man is survived by his: par. i ents, two sisters and brother. Rev MT. ,Berckman and Rev. Mr. Remington 1 attended and members of the post were present from Lebanon, Hebron, Salem 1 Bozrah and Marlboro. ~@- i'":::= I William Forhan and Charles Ane1 have resumed their work as engineer i int fireman, respectively, on the branch rail 1 road after two weeks stay at Atlanti, City. J. ". Canarota of New. London ws4 calling on friends in town Thursday.
 Postmaster J. J. Sullivan was in wiiii mantle this week visiting his daughter Miss Marion Sullivan; who is at St. Jo seph's hospital training school for nurses I Nine young people from the viliag {, wentA to: Norwich Wednesday, evening t attend the play East is West in tn Davis theatre. s F. %ss Harry Lazinsk was in New Londo, , Wednesday in his new car. 4. H. Johnson of WiHimantic was i 3 town Thursday |, -,-sr ,-st----
 A new ,six-ton Whitcomb gasoline loco motive arrived Thursday for c. W
 Blakeslee 6 Sons and was, unloade
 Thursday afternoon. It will be used O
 the state read. job.---~-=-
 Fitch Jones of Hebron was in tow
 Thursday. = -.-.= .3 =
 Episcopal services will be held in tn
 vestry of the Baptist church Sunday at
 ternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. T. D. Marti of Hebron will preach, .,s,..cz ,t,1. .5
 Tine Greek Catholic services will Il held in the old town hall under the Cor
 gregational church Sunday morning at 1 | o'clock. .,st z--s 7
 John Phelps of westchester was l town Thursday. . A .-1r-,t
 Services will be held in. the, Congreg,
 tional church Sunday morning at, 10. 4
 The new pastor, Rev. w. 0. Berclma,
 will preach. The Easter ycaptata entitit
 The Living Christ will be given, bY,,tl
 members of the choir assisted by out ;,
 town singers. :f..9 ,,., ..s,, .-.e,
 Leonard siebert of East Hampton W. in town Friday. ,-.s..-,
 The 1rst's punishment of ;contem
 of court is ancient spinsterhood.