Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-06
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick.

Margaret RQnnallan, widow of Thomas Ftzpatrick. died at her home, at 4.1s o'clock, following an Illness of about two years, at the age of Ss wears, Her death was due directly to the infirmities of old age She was porn in County Down, Ireland, August I, 1929 and came to Norwich in 1Sf7. united in marriage with Thomas Fitz- patrick in this city on Jan, sI, 1858. his death ocrurring on April 1A 1881. Mrs Fitzpatrick was a devoted mem Der of St Patncks cAurch and was probably the oldest Catholic in the of this city, survives her with one grandchiId,s Margaret Mary FStzpat- rick, daughter of the late Thomas E. Fitzpatrick of North Franklin. There is also g sister Frances Ponnallan; of McDermott, a school teacher in Col- chester, several nieces in New Jersey, nepheW, Rev J. J. F. Donnallan, of St Peters Cathedral, Erie. Pa. and another nephew in New Jersey. Mrs. which she died for the past 3f years. Her loss is keenIy felt by wide circle of warm friends
 John BradIaw.
 Friday afternoon at o'clock John RradlaW, aged S6 years, died at his home. SI Baltic street following se- rious illness of about three weeks during which he had been confined to his bed He had been in poor health was born in East Prussia Germany, nd came to this city to reside 8 years ago Mr- Bradlaw was married in Germany, hfs wife's maiden name be- currred about IS years ago. MT. Brad law was farmer. but had not been actively employed for the past 20 years. He was an attendant at the German Lutheran church. Eight ehil- aEen survive. Kari BradlaW ef Lisbon. Fred Roiz of this city. Mrs. Charles Hein. Mrs. H, RosselI, Mrs. Carl Thfel. Mrs. Fred Obarowski. ali of this city, and Mrs, Herman Pitcher of Newark. IN. J. There are also 38 gTandehildren and } grsat-grandehildrsh
 Jehn Q. P. Belong.
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 Gisp Falls. A. F. Jane sEIehn c, aien s Faiis Haiei a e, dns and sermer CT sae sae Havilahd of NsrWich. csnH., expired early today at his home, 4S G1enweed aFenue, Glen Falls, after an illness ef sons. three brothers and another sis ter. Ths interment will be Sunday afternoon in Glen Falls
 Georse E. Tufts.
 The death of George F. Tufts, at the age of ss. occurred in this city Friday morning shortly before o'clock. Last January while at work in New Haven he was stricken with a shock and later he came to the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur G. Jen- kins of Scotland road. Until about three weeks ago he was able to be about, but had to take to his bed soon
 Nr. Tufts was the son of William r. and Mercy Rabcock Tufts and was born in Norwich Town. He was a druggist and had been employed by James Duggan in this city and had also worked in Hartford Later he en- tered the employ of the Lee & Osgood company and several years ago went to New Haven, where he had since been employed. He was a member of Worcester lodge, A. F. and A. M, of New Haven. the Knights Templar of Hartford, and Uncas lodge, No. Il, IT O. O. F., of this city. MT. Tufts married Melissa Underwood in this city and slie survives her husband, with fcur children, Frederick Tufts of New Haven, Mrs. Joseph L. Oat and Mrs Arthur G. Jenkins of this City, and Mrs. Alvin Squires of Hart ford. There are also two sisters. Mrs. Charles Tate of Lebanon and Mrs. Ella Small of Brooklyn. A number of grandeihldren also survive him.