Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-25
OBITUARY.
pr. Charles E. Jones.


 Dr Charles F. Jones of Hartford passed away peacefully about four o'clock Monday morning, in this city, after an illness of over nine months. The cause of death was a general ner- vous collapse brought on by overworlS and excessive mental strain.
 pr. Jones was born in EAst Hartford May 29 1855. He was graduated from the public schools of Hartford and after devoting six years to life in surance in connection with the New York Life Insurance company. he gave up a lucrative position and began under the instruction of the late Dr. P. D. Peltier. the study of medicine. pathic Medical college and was grad uated with honor in the year 1882. standing second in his class. During the last two years of his college course he was resident druggist of the New York Opthalmic hospital.
 Returning to Hartford Dr. Jones at once began the active practice of his profession. He soon built up Q large and lucrative general practice, being especially successful in the treatment of children's diseases and levers.
 Dr. Jones was a member of the B. H. Webb council, Royal Council He was a member of the Connecticut Homeopathic Medical society. and kept in closest touch with the leaders of his profession and with the latest developments of medical science. He | physician could i'll afford to make minute calls, and his general success was due to his care and faithfulness in the study of his patients combined with skill and fitness for the profes- sion. Like many who have attained a great degree of success in their pro- fession he paid the penalty of hard work and untiring zeal
 In the year 1882 Dr. Jones married Miss Alice M. Towner of Jewett, N. T., and to this union were born two children, Charles F. Jones, IT,, and Marguerite Jones all of whom sur vive him.
 Frederick N. Fox.
 The death of Frederick N. Fox, a native of East Lyme. who has lived for the last fifteen years at Gales Ferry, occurred Monday evening at about 7.3O o'clock at the Backus hospital. He passed his 76th birthday last June. He had been at the hospital several weeks. death following a general breakdown incident to his age.
 Mir Fox enlisted in the Fourteenth Connecticut in August. 1862. the same regiment to which the late Maj. James Colt of this city and the late Col. Will liam Tubbs of New London belonged. He served throughout the war, being promoted to first lieutenant, and saw some of the fiercest engagements and campaigns in the service, including Antietam, Fredericksburg. Gettysburg. the Wilderness and Petersburg. He came to Norwich in 1880 and re- moved to Gales Ferry about 1895. He is survived by his wife and five chill dren, all residents here-F'red A. Fox. Miss Clara E.. Fox, George B. Fox, Charles E. Fox and Mrs. Frederick Busch. He also leaves one sister, Mrs. J. w Nopwood of Short Beach, Conn. Mrs. Robert Larkin. Mrs. Harriet Newell Larkin, widow of Robert Larkin, of Massapeag, pass ed away at 5 o'clock on Monday after noon at the home of her daughter Mrs. Frank A. Monroe, No. 5O2 Main street East Norwich. of cerebral hemorrhage. suffering a shock at II o'clock Sunday night and not again recovering con sciousness. She had been visiting her daughter for a little over two months and had been in remarkably vigorous health for her age.
 Mrs. Larkin was born in AIassa peag