Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26
OBITUARY.
Isaac L. Winchester.

About o'clock Friday morning Isaac L. Winchester died in his home on Scott hill, Bozrah, at the age of 70 years. His death was due to general breakdown, and he had been in poor health for some time. He was a member of the Baptist church on Scott hill, and was highly respected in. the community in which he resided. Mir. Winchester is survived by three sons, Oscar Winchester, who lives at home, Douglas and Nelson of Fitch vile, and Edgar of Norwich, and one daughter, Mrs. Merritt Austin of Scott hill, Bozrah. The deceased also leaves one sister, Mrs. Fred Ladd of Lef1ng- well. and two brothers, Charles and David Winchester of Salem.
 Mrs. Hubert Ryan.
 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ryan, wife of Hubert Ryan, of 19 Golden street, New London died Friday at a New London hospital after an illness of five weeks from blood poisoning, followed by pneumonia. Mrs Ryan, who was Miss Cassidy of Norwich, was 34 years old. She is survived by her mother, Mrs
 Ellen Cassidy, brother, William Cas- cidy of Norwich, and a brother, Pat rick Cassidy of Fishers Island, besides her husband and three small children
 Mrs. George w. Hummer.
 Shortly before o'clock Friday morn- ing Mrs. George W. Hummer died at her home in Franklin, just above Yantic, following a brief illness. Two weeks ago today on the wedding day of her daughter, she was taken sud- denly i'll, and the wedding ceremony was finally performed in Mrs. Plurns mer's room. Since that time she had evidently been recovering. and on Thursday her condition was regarded as most favorable. She was suddenly taken with a shock Friday morning and death followed shortly
 She was 62 years old and was the daughter of David A. Norris She had resided in Norwich and vicinity prac tically her whole life. Her maiden name was Hattie s. Norris. MT. and Mrs. Hummer have resided near Yan- tic for about 15 years. Mrs. Plummer was loved by all who knew her for her kind and agreeable ways and her death is a source of deep regret to her wide circle of friends. Besides her husband. she leaves one daughter, Mrs. Frederick Amidon, of New Haven. Mrs. Judson A. Naples.
 After being in poor health for the past four years and seriously i'll for the past five with heart trouble, the death of Mrs. Judson A Naples oe-
 cured at the home of her son, Louis H. Naples, No. 271 West Main street, at 1910 o'clock Friday noon Mrs. Naples was lifelong resident of Nor
 with, and her death brings sorrow to a wide circle of friends.
 The daughter of Ann Maria (Wi1-
 lams) and Asa Hyde Burchard, Mrs. Naples was born at Norwich Town, l l Feb. 20, 1858, her maiden name being Mary Elizabeth Burchard. In this city March 26. 1879, she was united in mar riage with Judson A. Naples by Rev. | John Davies. MT Naples death oc- l cured in March, 1895. Mrs. Naples is 1 survived by Rev. John DavisDLUUU i survived by two sons, Louis H. Naples 1 with whom she had made her home | for a number O fyears, and Frederick l J. Naples of Troy, N. Y She also leaves three brothers, Arthur R. Burch- 1 ard of Springfield. Samuel W. Burch- ard of Hartford and Frederick s l Burchard of Needham Heights, Mass.
 Mrs. Naples was a member of the First Baptist church. in which she took deep interest when her health