Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-20

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 Mi WailneF married Mfss JtIlie years aso. ss, He f IS isssurvised N by one m sois, Louis Woodruff Wanner of West Or- ange, N. J X
 's | Mrs, John skeily.
 On Saturday afteroon occurred tiie death of Mrs. Mary Skelly, wife f John Sicily. at her home, below several months which developed main ly from rheulnx tia trouble
 Mrs. Skel4y was born Mary E. Me- Cloud, living her early life on the " eat Side, attending it's schools and later the Free Academy. She was married resided here constantly since that
 Mrs. skelly was most devotedly at 7 tached to the interests of her home: and within this circle led her life and a1ha ana aal th the etdre of ther @ unio sur vive her, with the exeehtion of son. who died in childhood. Her children are Miss Winifred U. Skelly, teacher in the Greeneville school: Thomas J.. g lawyer. Of New Torw city. and Waiter; George M., Francis g.. William My and Augustine of this city.
 Charles E. Martin.
 CoHauCIOf InaIle6 ETederick MAT tin of 62 Sampson avenue, Providence, died at 1.30 Saturday afternoon of Bright's disease after long Illness He was born in Boston, Mass Mo- vember 19, 1863. When only q boy he moved to Norwich where he attend ed the public schools and the Norwich Academy. When. 20 years of age he went to work as brakeman on the old Norwich & Worcester line and worked his way up to be one of the most pop ular conductors on the road He has run out of Providence for quite 2 number of years. where he has made a world of friends He was 9 close friend of former Supt. A. R. Whaley and close friend of Supt. J. A. Droege. He was loved for his many kind acts to passengers and Tor his noble character. He was past chief conductor of the Providence division, 370, o. R. C., also member of the sophs, also a member of Shetucket lodge of Odd Fellows. of Norwich. He was a kind husband and loving fa- ther and leaves a wife, Mrs Alice Martin, and four children, his oldest daughter, Louise, now Mrs. A. H. Ste- venson; Leslie Martin. his son, who is connected with the civil engineering department of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, and two younger daughters, Juliette, age 13 and Dorothy. age 9 years, and two brothers, George of Providence, and James of Southbridge, Mass.
 MT. Martin was the son-in-law of Luzerne Spaulding of this city.
 c. Mortimer Hirsch.
 Mortimer Hirsch, son of Mir. and Mrs Sigismund HirHch, and grandson of H. J. Hirsch. the clothier, died Fri day at. his home in New York. MT Hirsch visited his grandfather in this city during the summer vacations and was quite well known here. MT Hirsch's death was caused by an az gravated attack of tonsilitis and was sudden.
 Mortimer was the only child. His father was formerly in business here and his mother was Miss Hattie Schwartz of this city Mir. Hirsch was 20 years old. He was in his second year of study in Columbia school ot architecture.
 MT, Hfrsch was especially bright in the college studies and it is stated oi him that just before his death he sue ceeded in attaining 2 higher standing in his studies than any student in that department of the college in the past 25 years MT Hirsch had been ill but a short time and news of his death will be a great shock to those whe knew him.
 The funeral services were held al his late home, 419 West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street. New York at 9.30 o'clock Sunday morning.
 His father was formerly in business with Samuel Kronig in this city.