Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-02
OBITUARY.
pr. Luther A. paxison,

Dr. Luther A. Davison was stricken with apop]exy Sunday afternoon about 6.30. in Hartford, and died at the Hartford hospital at 7.30 in the evening without regaining conscious ness. He had recently recovered from an illness from pneumonia He was walking on Mulberry street when he was taken with the stroke. Two boys noticed he was walking with dragging steps They watched him, and very soon saw him bend over to pick up a glove. AS he did so he fell to the sidewalk. The boys hastened to pick him up and found him unconscious. Several people observed that some thing was the matter, and one of them recognized the doctor. A taxicab was called and the doctor was removed to his office at No. Il Pratt street. Dr. Frank H. Peltier and Drl T. Weston Chester were called to the office. They saw at once the serious condition of Dr. Davison, and called the police ann bulance to take him to the hospital. Restoratives were administered. but the doctor failed to rally. Medical Examiner .Dr. H. s. Fuller was noti- fled, and after an examination gave the cause of death as cerebral hemor- rhage.
 For the past year or two Dr. Davi-
  connected with his office at No. Il Pratt street, Hartford. He had been a practicing physician in Hartford for twenty eight years. He was born in Norwich and was 61 years old. He studied in the public schools in Nor wich and graduated from New York university. He came to Hartford im- mediately after his graduation.
 Dr. Dawson was member of the To- @-l n&xr aodf a D inrl and the Hartford medical society. He was a member of Hartford lodge, F. and A. M.: Pythagoras chapter, R. A. M: Wolcott council, R. and s. NJ; Washington commandery, K. T.; and was a thirty degree Mason. He was a member of the Putnam Pha- lanx and member of Sphinx temple of the Mystic Shrine.
 He is survived by his wife, sis- ter, Mrs. Cynthia Palmer of Norwich, brother, Leonard Davison of Mill ford, and another brother, living in Bridgeport. a
 Mrs. Charles H., Palmer.
 The death of Mrs. Charles H. Palmer occurred at the home of her daughter Mrs, Fred IL. Hazen, No SS Franklin street, at 10.15 o'clock Monday night from paralysis. For the past eight years Mrs. Palmer has been confined to her bed, during which time she has been given faithful care by her daugh- ter, Mrs. Hazen.
 Mrs.g Palmer was the daughter of Mir and Mrs. Frank Coleman, her maiden name being Della. Coleman. She would have been 72 the 9th of next March She married Charles H. Pal mer in Danielson. where they lived for a year or two, subsequent to which they resided in Baltic and later in this city, Mrs. Palmer having been resi- dent here for the past thirty years, Hv- ing for many years on the West Side. MT. Painters death occurred about nine years ago. He.was for time engaged . in the trucking business here. The deceased was a woman of quiet, peace full disposition, who bore her long suf- fering bravely. '. She is survived by six children, Mrs. William B. Denison of Colchester, Mrs. Edward J. Cummings of Worcester. Frank T. Palmer of Worcester, Mrs. A. Bugher of Hart ford, Mrs. Fred L. Hagen of this city and Mrs. Charlotte King of New York