Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-11
OBITUARY.
Horace H. DaboII.

Horace Hart Daboll died at his home at r Cottage street, New Lon don, Sunday evening at 5.30 o'clock His death ended the suffering of two years from Brights disease and en- largement of the heart. For two days prior to the demise MT. DaboH had been unconscious. He was 56 years old.
 Mir Dabo1 was son of Timothy s. and F,lerinel F .(Thompson) DaboI1, and was born in Astoria, L. l., in 1855. He is survived by his mother, who is 91 years old, and who iveo with him, and brother, Wolcott M. DaboIl. MT. DaboIls father, who was a contractor and builder, died in 1879.
 MT. Da.boll was five years old when he came to New London. His father began successful career as a build CT there, and many structures in the city were executed by him. Horace Daboll attended public school and at 15 entered the apothecary shop of Dr. Seth Smith. Subsequently he became clerk for Nichols 6 Harris and in 1882 purchased all interest in the es- tablishment. In 1896 he acquired a larger portion of the copartnership by the purchase of part of the interest of Hiram Harris upon his death. MT. Da- boil purchased the Nichols interests and became the principal stockho1der.
 Mir. Daboll was. a member of Brain ard lodge, No. 102, A. F. and A. NJ, "IIlSil WAIl COHouCl llie lulleIdl 11e was a charter member of Thames club and was one of the members of the old Combination club, a popular or ganization there 25 years ago. The funeral will probably be held on Tues day afternoon.
 Mrs. Francis VaIIee.
 At her home at 2O3 West Town street, Bean Hill on Monday afternoon at one o'clock the death of Christina Leach, wife Of Francis Vallee, oc- cured after an extended illness, the cause of her death being cancer.
 She was born in Glasgow, Scotland, 65 years ago, July 5, the daughter of James and Jennie Leach In Jersey, Ensland, in 1885. she married Fran cis Vallee. and they have long been residents in this vicinity, having lived in this city, in Fitehville, and in Bean Hill for as much as 30 years. Be- sides her husband Mrs. Vallee leaves three sons to mourn her loss, Francis. Jr., of Yantic. Thomas of Maine and William of New London. Mrs. ValIee was ever a devoted and loving wife and mother, and she bore her trials with fortitude. Her death brings sor- row to the many friends her kindly disposition made.
 Mrs. Stuart Church.
 At three o'clock Monday afternoon the death of Mrs. Stuart Church oc- cured at the home of her sister. No 69 Elizabeth street. She had been in poor health for about ten years& but had been confined to her home about a year. Though failing. it is believed her death was hastened by the ex- treme heat
 Mrs. Church was borE in this city, the daughter of George R. and Sarah Tourtellotte Bentley and the greater part of her life was passed here. Her maiden name was Sarah Eliza beth lev ad jy1 3r1+:.a with Stuart Church by her father, Rev. G. R. Bentley. For the benefit of her husbands health they went to Denver to reside and lived there about ten years, but returned here. where he died about IT years ago.
 MT. Church was candy maker em- pIoyed by the late J. c. Perkins. F'or the past tep years Mrs. Church has lived with her sister. Mrs. Jennie Vel den. The deceased was q patient suf- ferer making no complaint about her aff1iction. She was member of Trin- ity M. E, church, in which she was an