Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-15
FUNERALS.
William A. ziegeImayer.

Saturday morning at $50 the fu-
neral of William A. ziegelmayer was
held from his late home at 1s2 Cliff
street and services were held at st.
Mary's church at o'clock. The bear
ers were Albert Ziegelmayer, John o.
Brien, William O'Brien and Matthew ].
Delaney.
Relatives and friends from Provi-
dence, New Haven, Hartford and West
erly were among the many attending
the funeral
Rev. w. H. Kennedy conducted the
services at the church and Henry ]. La
Fontaine sang Lead, Kindly Light and
presided at the organ. Burial was in
st. Mary's cemetery where Father Ken
nedy read the comrnittal service. Hour
igan Bros. were in charge of the funeral
arrangements.
Ira c. Noyes.
Flags in the village of Mystic were at
half mast during Saturday, and a not
able representation of the business, civ
ie and religious interests of that and
surrounding places assembled for Ehe
funeral services of Ira C. Noyes, held at
his home, No. 2 Broadway, at 2.30 o.
clock. 1t was a service which brought
together banking men and other assoc
ciates in public affairs. family friends
and neighbors, each with a sense Of per-
sonal loss-a conviction to which many
gave expression that scarcely another
death in Mystic could leave such a wide
void in the life and general interests of
the town. The assenblage filled every
room of the substantial New England
homestead-all present mourning truly
the early ending Of a useful and fruit
full life.
To this pervadlng sorrow reference
vTroc 10 Ia =,
| tor of the Methodist Episcopal church
| who conducted the simple services, Sc
well in accord with the quiet dignity and
distaste~ for ostentation of Mr.. Noyes
career. Following his reading of the
| Scriptures Rev.. Mr.. Greer pronounced a
brief eulogy, speaking Of MT. Noyes
worthy life in his native village. his
| twenty years of devoted service in the
local bank. his deep love OF nature and
| life in the open. his joy in the cultiva-
| ton of his flowers and garden, his kind
| ly and sympathetic ways and the in
SEPARATION which career like his, homes;
and purposeful and of high ideals, must
| prove to every one OF the great number
| who had come to know him through his
years so well spent. In conclusion. the
clergyman read a poem by Whittier
| embodying the comfort of fellowship
which even those in deep bereavement
must feel at such an hour of sorrow
the trust in the promise of Immortality
sustaining and heartening those nearest
| and dearest, and the friends burdened
with the sense of loss and parting.
| sincere prayer concluded the services.
Among those in attendance were the
members of the Mystic Hook & Ladder
! Company Rev. Mr.. Greer made
special reference to these associates OIL
| Mr. Ncyes, in their altruistic aims t
serve their village and town, and tt
protect lives and property
| A pail of choice flowers covered thu
casket and there were beautiful form:
| of varying design.
Burial was in the family plot in Elm
RGrove cemetery, the bearers beine
George D. johnson, George d. Tingle.
and William McGregor-intimate friendi
of Mr.. Noyes-also Henry B. Noyes
Jesse E. Stinson and George Richmond
who had been associated with him ii
the Mystic bank. The committal ser
vice was read by Rev. Mr.. Greer.
Relatives and friends were presen
from Norwich, New Haven, New Yorl
and many other places.
/ Wilcox & Shea were in charge of tn
funeral arrangements.
James Gilbert Naples.
The funeral of James Gilbert Ma
pies was held Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from his home, 469 Main street
with relatives from out of town, a dele
CATION from the Carpenters union at
tending. Rev. George H. Welch of tn
Church of the Good Shepherd conduct
ed the services and the beafers wer
Robert McNeely and Christopher Dix
on Of the Carpenters union, William Nc
Cllmon and Frank Predell, fellow EN-
ployes Of Mr.. Naples at the Unite
States Finishing Co. Burial was in tn
Poduetanuek cemetery where Rev. Nj
WEIGH conducted a committal service
Church & Allen were in charge of tn
funeral arrangements.
Mrs. John <. Parks
J The funeral of Mrs. John F. Parks
: who died Thursday in Bozrah, wa
! held Saturday morning from the hom
| of her sister, Mrs. Albert Whi:1iars s.