Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-27
OBITUARY.
Michael M. Moore.

Monday morning at 1.40 o'clock Mi- chael M. Moore died in this city, fel- lowing short iIlness,i at the age of 56 years. MT. Moore was the son of the late Michael and Catherine Moore and he had passed most of his life in this city. x He was a carpenter by trade and for some time previous to his death had been employed at Fish CTS Island. He was twice married but both wives are dead. In politics Mir Moore was a Republican, and was well known in local political circles. Besides his, aged mother he leaves three sisters Mrs. John Brennan of Taftville Mrs. Jennie Comstock, and Mrs; Michael Murphy, and three brothers, Cornelius c. Moore, John H. Moore and Luke Moore.
 Peter Jerome.
 Peter Jerome, Jr., died Sunday morning at@his home in Ocean avenue, New London. He had beenN sick for several years from kidney trouble and for the last 10 weeks had been una inle to leave his bed He was in his fortieth year. Mir. Jerome is survived by his wife, who was Miss Palmer, a son, Palmer Jerome. his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Peter Jerome of Leicester, Mass. two sisters, Mrs. J. Clarence Bingham of Quaker Hill, Mrs. Edward Ashby of Leicester. and a brother, Ed ward Jerome of Leicester. Me Jerome WdS OOTn aI w est BOylSIOn, MaSS., DuI had made his home in New London for 20 years. He was a member of Brainerd lodge, No. 1O3, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, Palestine com mandery, No. 6. Knights Templar, New London aerie, No. 594. Fraternal 55, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, New London lodge, No. 360 Benevo- lent and Protective Order of Elks, Nameaug Boat club and Konomoc Hose Co. No. 4.
 MT Jerome began to work in New London for the Brainerd & Armstrong Co. as a bookkeeper. He afterward became connected with wholesale meat and provision dealers and later bought a lunch room. He became known as a successful business man and owned considerable property
 Elsie Nydia Briggs. k. Elsie Nydia Briggs. years of age Briggs of Greene, R. l.. died at her home early Tuesday morning after a short illness with diphtheria Besides her parents in Greene, she leaves an aunt, Mrs Jane Kinney, and an uncle Calvin l.. Briggs of this city. She was an only child.
 John T. Brennan.
 John T. Brennan died in Preston early Tuesday morning after an illness of nine years. MT. Brennan was born in Ireland about 65 years ago. He came to this country when he was 21 years old and had resided in Norwich ever since He is survived by his wife two daughters, Annie and Mrs. F. J. Healy, and three sons, William, Thom- as of this city and Dr. Patrick of Wa terbury.
 Thomas J. Carbray.
 Thomas Joseph Carbray. the Is year old son of Patrick and Margaret Pagan Carbray, of 220 Franklin street. died this Wednesday, morning at 1.10 o'clock. He had been sick for the last three weeks with erysipelas and pneu- monia- If the boy had lived he would have been IT on June 1Ith.
 He was a member of the Holy Name society of St. Patrick's church and he was learning to be cigarmaker Be- sides his parents. he leaves five broth CTS, Francis J. of Springfield, Patrick B., John A. and Frederick J. of this city and one sister, Mrs. Charles &. Moore of New London. The boy was well liked by all who knew him and had 8 host of friends