Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 20, 1912, Page 9

“‘\AAA‘ orwich = Pages Nine to Twelve = Wullelin WILLIMANTIC. What Is Going On Tomight. Mummy and the Humming Bird at Loomer Opera House. Moving "Pictures at the Gem, Bijou »2nd Scenic Temple. 4 Purinton Temple, No. P)thmn Sis- ers. REV. THOMAS DUNNE'S FUNERAL. | 8t. Joseph’s Church Crowded at Sol-| emn High Requiem Mass—Bishop Nilan Gives Final Absolution—Eulo- | gy by Rev. James C. O’Brien of| Stamford. 2 The funeral of Rev. Thomas Dunne.! pastor of St. Joseph’s church, was held Murray's ‘ the or; I eties of East Hampton, alto; Wallen, tenor; Av n D. 1d, Mrs. F. Carpenter, Thursday morning at 10 o'cleck at St. Joseph's church. The edifice was filled with members of the parish and vi ing friends. Many priests from all (s Jordan. over the diocese were in attendance Tenor— Rt. Rev. John J. Nilan, bishop of the |mear diocese of Hartford, was present and | {gave the final absolution. | A solemn high requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. Richard E. Shortell| 3, |of Ridgefield, the deacon being Rev.!|(Char John F. Donohue of South Coventry, subdeacon Rev. John J. Eliy of Pom- fret, and master of ceremonies Rey. {Thomas H. Sullivan of Waterbury. | apecml music was rendered by the choir, with telance an. Wi French, Robe . Smith, requiem h 12 and Leo Hag O Salutaris. B mne lay in state in .h jed by many hand m the Cathol al parishione | fieht and r jon even term Father O'Brien Spoke, i : The eulogy was pronounced by Rev.| : en of Stamford. He said an to are, > trip in an 1 of th ond half and indiv to bow and then be judged. 7 Boston Store. Willimantic, Conn. sage that death br the pricst whose n us of death death hope when dl’le\' lents FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING 3 Buying Books for (‘hri\*txmv gifts is g and popularity, and there is a| good reason, a good book not only gives immediate pleasure, rowing in \mwth but it is a source of lasting en- joyment and good cheer. We have Books for Boys and Books for girls that wil make 5uimhle' gifts at 25¢ and $ \\'e carry a full line ¢ and Pupul ar Books at publishers’ , 50 the new It is a pleasure io go around and check one gift an- other off your Christmas list, but we suggest coming early. | A complete line of Bibles, | Catholic Prayer Books, Post Card Albums, Photo Albums, Xmas Cards and Calendars. after Gifts in Cut Glass wnd China that can be chosen at the last hour Cut Glass Water Jug Cut Water Tumhb and $11.00 a dozen. Cut $4.98. $4.98. Glass Celery Dishes, Glass Compot Dishes, § Cut Glass Salad Bowls, §3.98 and Pepper Shakers, Cruets, $1. Nippon China (Basement) Hand-painted Chir gold trimmed set 1a Chocolat 0 a set and hand-painted, Bon-bon Dis# Gold 175, , hand-painted, Hand-painted $1.98. e Ber 1,98, mmed rimmed Hand-painted Plates, The H. C. Murray Co.| Buto Truck Hovmg LONG DISTANCE WORK A SPECIALTY HIRAM N, FENN 'AKER and EMBALMER hurch St, Willimantic, Ct Telcpzons Lady Assist E. H. SPRING, Piano Tuger | Willimantle. Conn DR. F. C. JACKSON, Dentist Painless Exiracting anl Filling a Specialty 752 Main Street, - - Telephone ROLLER SKATING Armery Hall, Valley Street | TUESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER- NOONS and EVENINGS. Beginners given special atteation. P Willimantic JAY M. SHEPARD succeeding ELMORE & SHEPARD funeral Divecto: and Embaimer 60-62 North St., Willimantic yLady Assistant Tel. Connection \ : + A mwe varrarw AT Presh Fish: o' ¥4&llops, Oystery and Clams, at J1EONG’S FISH MARKET.. 28 Narta St: ated to elf so that cation to W lw might take of inspiration '.,.mmu a As soon affection his ambit vl tod wanted. ty pre \nmmr“\ul He |out hi s hn 2 purpo: purpose € reach min tand. e 1 his youn bility of purg . Onge S n Taugm Diccipline and Doctrine. He vas anim: | Giscipline : UMIHu by London Timoth Harvey practiced and e [y er O'Brien - Dunne in Bridgeport in the poorest lmn|w took Mrs. John Willimantic self then Mrs. Charles H. Jeibre in Hartford. eville was af Maurice Caswell Boss, Wi E 1cox, Elmer Storrs has H H town Brow: visitors ,John A.-Doyle of '733 }mnjr;une, n was in| on friends Cak street Mis. Mrs Christmas Gifts at Shaw’s The “QUALITY STORE,” Putnam, Conn. A Remarkable Exhibit of Pearls, Diamonds, Precious Stones, Sterling Sil- ver, Rich Cut ‘ki Clocks, High-Grade Silver Plate, Fine Watches and Jewelry, carefully selected, not only as being represe nfative products of Wor d best m: but as representing value in material, design and at reasonable prices. for ly expected will be the largest Christmas Season in my ne Preparations have been made GELUS PLAYERS SEWING MACHINES s @ SHAW, Putnam, Conn. i adding to his colle THE J. F. CARR Invite You To Visit Their Sto Selectmen of of Delay in Getting O - iy During the Holidays Post, BUYING OR LOOKING COME JUST THE THE J. F. CARR WILLIMANTIO s in is rather a prospect of road will ttentjon. The Final Authority. Dr. Wiley says children should e it makes them | that L Clothing or Furnishings for Man or Boy ifley’s view counts.—Cincinnati Commercial 1owed wonderful executive abil- i simply marv h,nq, He won F , love and ity in a steem, “do I} tribute of d them- anl if God had| r some period of | tion must bhave success. hi a compl Honorary Bearers. pall bearers were Rev. Ansonia; Rev. John D. been dletown Norwich; i were \Lmu Jeremiah Willi and Thor ey |D. F | fox Rt Haven Creeon, Lock McGurk, Sou . Hayes, O. P. . John D. 2 omas H. uck; Rev. Victor Faurs, Rev. E Cooney NLVT, | Waterbury: Re president of Hc [ Rev, M. Rev. John A. Imnnt‘l\ ]?nrthoxlu‘ | Mz ] r Dunne was tak- ad station and placed aboard a 1 parlor car on the \4 w+ Ha train which left here at 20, B al was in the family lot at ‘I)exby, Conn., After the mass lunch | |was served to the priests in the base- ment of the church. The Parker-Dav- | enport Co. catered. en to the | Eastern Star Lodge. | Eastern Star lodge, Ne. 44, A. F, and M., at its annual meeting in Ma- | sonic hall elected the following officers | | for the emsuing year: Worthy master, A. N, Weod; senior warden, Harry W. | Standish; junior warden, C. E. Avery; Ellison S. Smith; treasurer, l(‘h.u'lt«\s F. Risedorf; senior Geacon, Ray \Wdll\bl' This is the 19th econsecutive | vear that Charles F. Risedorf has beem honored with the treasurership of the | local lodge. CHRISTMAS SUNDAY. ]Service Arranged at First Congrega- tional Church—Cantata to Be Given. | At the First Congrezaiiona Rev. William 8. Beard, minis order of worship for Sunda neon, Dec. 22, at 5 o’clock incl Coming of the King. a cantata for Ad- vent and ‘Ct tmastide, by Dudley Buck. The order follows: Prelude, or- gan; the call to worship; the vespers prayer; hymn 91; Scripture lesson, St. Luke 2; address, The Answering Face. The choir includes: Quartette—Miss Elsie D. Norwich, | soprano; \hux" . the after= s The i Hrand of Miss Lois Barton