Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-28
FUNERALS. " Hiam Phillips.

Funeral services for William Phillips, aged 40 years, of Bridgeport, who died in this city Nov. 2srd, were held Mon day afternoon at o'clock from the fu- neral pariors of Cummings < Ring. The service was conducted by Rev. William A. keefe who also read a committal ser vice at St. JoSeph'S cemetery.
 Charles N. Tickxire.
 Funeral services for Charles NJ Wick wire of Colchester were held Saturday afternoon at his late home, Rev. Theo- dore D. Martin of Hebron ehciatins There was large attendance of rela- tives and many friends and many floral tributes were received. Burial was in Linwood cemetery where Rev. Mir. Mar tin read connittal service. Church & Allen were in charge.
 Mir. Wickwire died at his home in Colchester on Nov. 22 after a long ill., ness. He was born in that town, in January. 1863, the son of the late MT. and Mrs. Giles G. Wickwire. He leaves his wife, a sister, Miss Addie May of Colchester, and two brothers, Edward of Larned, Kansas, and. Arthur of West Ha ven. Mir Wickwire had been employed in the New York office of Swift & So., and was member of Wooster lodge, F. and A. M, of Colchester.
 John A. Turner.
 Funeral services for John A. Turner were held Monday afternoen from his 1 late home, 27 Rogers avenue, relatives and friends from out of town attending. Rev. David A. Pitt, D. D., pastor of the 1 Central Baptist church conducted the set- vice and also read the coCnnlittal service at the grave in Maplewood cemetery. Relatives filled the places of bearers. l Church & Allen were in charge. l Leroy ". Ritehie.
 Relatives and friends from Waterbury, 1 New Haven and other places attended the funeral of Leroy W. Ritchie held mother, Mrs. Margaret F. Ritchie at the Marguerite building, Main street. Requiem mass was celebrated at St. Mary's church with Rev. Frederick M. !! Coholan officiating. Henry LaFontaine presided at the organ and at the close of the mass he rendered Abide With Me, and Nearer, My God to Thee.
 Burial was in St Mary's cemetery where Rev. William A. Keefe read com initial service. The bearers were Daniel Devine, John Marry, Jeremiah Kelley, Peter Carberry, John McGarry and Den is Moran.
 MT. Ritchie died at his home on Nov Il 24th' after an illness of about six weeks during which time he was tendefly cared for by his mother and other relatives He was born in New Haven in 1887 but had spent most of his life in this city He had been a travelling salesman and
 for the past four years had been located
 in Washington.
 His father was William Ritchie, whc
 died here several years ago. He leave,
 his mother of this city, and one sister
 Mrs. Edward J. Balthazar of Water
 bury.
 Mrs. Henry E. Stevens.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Henry E
 Stevens were held Sunday afternoon q
 2.S0 o'clock from the United Congrega tional church, Rev. Alexander Abbott
 pastor, officiating. There was larg
 attendance at the service, and man! floral tributes were received. Burial wa
 in Yantic cemetery. Church & Allel were in charge.
 Jeremiah J. SuniEan.
 Funeral services for Jeremiah ]. Salli van, formerly postmaster of Colchester
 were held Monday morning at 9.SO oclor at his home, followed by a requiem mas
 at St. Andrews church Colchester. at 1 o'clock. Rev. Philip Mooney was cele
 brant of the mass Seated in the ga nett, ary were Rev. Michael A. Sullivan of tn
 Immaculate Coaeeptioa ci1tRrcll Hartferj Rev. David o'DonHeli of waterteyn an Rev. Daniel F. Sullivsn of Colchester.
 The service was one of the largest eve : held in Colchestef, Mr. Sullivan i1avtn . been prominent in town affairs for man : years, being prominent in democratic poli 0 tics. There were in attendance at tn X service relatives and friends from Bos r. ton, Watatown, Nahgatuck, Bridgeper
 Lyme, New Lsndun NorwSch, BeaYe Falls, Willimantic, Bozrah, F'ftchyiile an , CoGhester. Many beautiful floral tribute l .were evidence of the esteem in which NJ r Sullivan had been heid by his man r friends During the service Miss Allie 1 Brown presided at the organ and Alto,
 ney Edward L. Kelley of Bridgeport rer ,, dered Thy Will Be Done and Rest for tf e Weary. The bearers were Charles, P, . ward and William Irving, Michael al, Patrick Sullivan and Daniel Deveny. I'll |. ,. 1 flower bearers were Harold McGrati I i George Sufsfvs4 and Walter Blanker.
 Burial was in the family plot ifl St. Al
 drew's cemetery. where Rev. Michael E Sullivan read a eornrh4ttai service, assis ,. ed by Rev. David O'Donneil. Schools an Il many business places in the town vel :, closed during the morning The tuner. : arrangements were by Shea & Burke.
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