Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-09
FUNERALS.
Me-. Anthony ssYlmanslzi


Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock the
funeral of Antonio Falamucha, wife OF
Anthony Szymanski, was held from her
home, Ma. IS Roath street. There was
a large attendance, .of reia&iv4s and
friends
Rev. I. V. Macieiewski conducted a
service at the house and was cele-
brant Of a mass at St. Joseph's church
at o'clock. Joseph Bogue was in charge
of the musical part of the mass. Six
friends acted as bearers and burial was
in St. Joseph's cemetery. Rev. Father
NIacejewski conducted a committal ser
vice.
Undertakers Cummings and Ring had
charge of the funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Michael Carey.
The funeral of Catherine Tracy Carey,
widow of Michael Carey, was held We'd
nesday morning at SIS o'clock from her
home on Higgins street. The attendance
was large and there were numerous
beautiful floral forms.
At nine o'clock there was a requiem
mass at St. Mary's church with Rev.
r. P. Morrisey of Plainfield as celebrant
Henry J. LaFontaine, church organist.
sang Abide With Me at the close of the
mass. The bearers were William Carroll.
John Ludwig, Howard DriscoII. Lawrence
Ryan. Joseph Bellefeur and Robert
Swanton and burial took place in st.
Mary's cemetery.
Hourigan Bros. had charge Of the fun
eral.
Frank Clay Palmer.
Wednesday afternoon at 230 o'clock
the funeral of Frank Clay Palmer was
held from tae home of his father-in-
law, Fred J. Dyer, No 80 Hedge avenue.
Among those in attendance at the fu>
neral were relatives from New York.
Bridgeport, New London and Westerly.
The flowers were many and beautiful.
Rev. Samuel H. Howe, D. D., pastor Of
Park Congregational church, conducted
| the service. The bearers were Frank E.
Fitch, Leonard A Hiscox Of Westerly.
| George H. Dyer of New London, Edgar
Rice Of New York. William Andrews and
William Stinson of this city. Burial took
/ place in the family plot in Yantic GEM
etery and a con1mittal service was con-
| Quoted by Rev. DR.. Howe
| Underb9kers Church ami Allen had
charge of the funeral arrangements.
Ahner A. Robinson.
! The funeral of Abner A. Robinson.
who died early Monday morning after q
orlef Illness, was held at his late resi-
dence, % Hobart avenue, Wednesday
| afternoon at 2.30. Rev. Charles H
Ricketts, pastor of the Greenevilie Con.
gregational church, an acquaintance OF
the family for many years. oflciated
assisted by Rev. Alexander H Abbott
pastor Of the United church, who read
the Scriptures. Mr.. Ricketts, paid q
tribute to the character of the deceased
1
attendance of relatives and friends
those from out OF town coming from
Springfield, Holyoke, Rockville, Weiles
ley and Little Falls. ClaT4S's Corners
and North Windham. Representative
were present from Norwich grange O
which Mr.. Robinson frequently acted al
chaplain, and from The Rising Sta,
Lodge of Odd Fellows Of Rockville. Mr.
Robinson also belonged to the Brother
hood Of the United chunch. The fora
display was beautiful and profuse. Til
bearers were James C. Fitpatrick
Dwight L. Allen, Herbert W. GalAp
John M. Swain, Arthur F. Wyman an
, John E. Tanning. Committd servic
was read by Mr.. Ricketts, at Maplewood
. c. A. eager was in charge Of the fu
neral arrangements.
Miss Kate G. Phelps.
3 Miss Kate G. Phelps, II, oldest daugh
E ter of the late. Mr.. and Mrs. DAME
e Phelps, died at the home Of her sistel
f Mrs. EDWIN Birdseye in Meriden, Sur
day morning. The funeral was held q
: her home Wednesday at 2.30 o'dlocl
Her body will be cremated, as was he
, wish. Miss Phelps was a native OF HI
oron and lived there for many year
q She was graduate of Wellesley collee
and taught in Willirnantic and Obi
until her health failed. She is survive
by her sister and by several nephew
! and nieces.
Mon Maatinr at L b Martin Plant