Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-26
FUNERALS
Mrs. Frederick A. Harvey


 The funeral of Mrs. Frederick A. Har- vey was held Friday afternoon from her late home at Union street, with an attendance that included relatives from NlllimaEtic, Hartford. Preston and other places. There were many hand some floral tributes
 Rev. J. Eldred Brown, rector of Christ Episcopal church. conducted the services and Mrs. Reuben L. Potter sang ROCK of Ages. The bearers were George E. Harrington and Homer Harrington of Wil'imantic, John H. Wilson of Pres ton, Burton Bartlett of Hartford. George E. Fellows and c. V. Pendleton of this city. Burial took place in the family plot in Yantic cemetery where Rev. Mr. Brown read a committal service. C. 4. Gager, Jr-, was the funeral director.
 Mrs. William B. Tucker.
 Funeral services for Sarah Ann Spink, wife of VII fam B. Tucker. were held on Friday morning from her late home at 30 Penobscot street There was a large attendance of relatives and ! friends from out Of town and many flo- ral tributes surrounded the casket. Rev. David A. Pitt. DID,. pastor of the Cen tral Baptist church. conducted the ser vices. The bearers were Eugene Abel ] Edward Hoxie. Frank M. Green and Earl Hoxie- Burial was in AIaplewood cemetery where Rev. pr. Pitt conducted a committal service. C. 4. Gager. IT, was the funeral director.
 Mrs. Tucker is survived hy her hus- band. daughter Mrs. Nellie Bai-ey of East Haddam. and two sons, William s. Tucker of Norwich and Arthur E. l Tucker.
 Mrs James conlan.
 At the funeral. parlors of Hourigan Brothers on Friday morning. funeral services were held for Mrs. James Con. Ian. formerly of this city. who died ir Allentown. Pa. on Monday. The large attendance included re atives and friends from New York Allentown Pa Preston and other places
 At the services in St. Isry's churcf Rev. W. A. Kesfe was the celebrant ot the mass of requiem and Mrs. T. J Donovan sang Some Sweet Day. Henrl J. LaFontaine was at the organ. In bearers were Thaddeus and Josepl Leahy, James O. Mahoney and Jane. A. Mahoney of Preston. Burial was il St. Joseph's cemetery. where Fathei lleefe read a committal service. I Mrs. David Anderson.
 On Friday afternoon funeral service for Mrs. David Anderson were held iron her late home at 49 Church street. wit , ! in attendance. There were many hand some floral tributes. Rev. Alexander H ; Abbott, pastor of the United CongreEa tionsl church. conducted the services The bearers were Lester E air. Ray NJ chols. Elmer D. Kinsnan Of Staftor, Springs. Archibald Torrance. W. J. Hon eyman and John NJ. Sanford Burial took place in the Hicl5or street cemetery where Rev. Mir. Abbot read a committal service. Henry Ale 6 Son Company had charge Of the flu neral arrangements.
 , Mrs. Oscar schander. ' There was a prayer service for Mir, . Oscar Schander at her late home at II } Fourth street on Friday morning. con ! ducted by Rev. F. A. Peterson. paste of the Swedish Lutheran church. Fol lowing the prayer service there was public service at the Swedish Luthera church which was attended by a larg number of re'atives and friends. Ther were many floral tributes.
 = The services at the church was cor ducted by Rev. Mir. Peterson. assis' ed by Rev. Charles Fl. Ricketts. pastc
 of the Greeneville Congregation; 7 church. Two hymns were sung by th choir of the church. Relatives a-l {: friends acted as bearers. Burial wa |
 Rev. Mir. Peterson conducted a con initial service. Church 6 Allen we-
 the funeral directors.
 : Charles Forsyth. ! Funeral services for Char,es Forsyt t who was killed by the trolley in Mon . vile on Monday morning. were held fro his late home at Uncasville on Frids afternoon. There was a very large a
 tendance of relatives and friends fro Norwich. and New London. There wei many handsome floral tributes. The funera. services were conductt by Rev. c. c. Tibhetts, pastor of Il = Cncasville Methodist church. Mrs. Bel Curtis recited The Vision of Death. IT Il bearers were L. A. Comstock. Albert A
 cry. Fitch Rogers and F. s. simpso
 Burial was in the Union cemetery