Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-02
OBITUARY.
William Edward Brennan.

The many friends of William Ed ward Brennan were grieved to hear Of his death which occurred at his home on Nelson place, Friday night at 11.15 o'clock. Although i'll for nearly two months he was critically ill about one week.
 MT. Brennan, the son of the late John and Mrs. Catherine Kennedy Brennan, was born in this city July Il, 1873. His life was spent in Norwich. At his death he was a. valued emp1oye al the Crescent Fire Arms Go. MT. Brennan was an active member of the Holy Name society of St. Patrick's church. In politics he was a staunch democrat, but took no active part in political affairs.
 He is survived by his mother, two sisters and two brothers. Mrs. F. J. Healy of Norwich, Miss Annie Bren- nan and Thomas Brennan. who live at home and Patrick Brennan, M. D., a prominent physician of Waterbury. His father died in this city two years ago.
 MT. Brennan was of a mild and re- tiring disposition, and all who knew him found him an agreeable. kind and sympathetic friend. He did not be- long to any fraternal organization, his whole time being given to his home and his church. To those in need he was ever willing to lend a helping hand.
 As a son and brother, he was loyal and devoted Deep sympathy is felt death have suffered so great a loss.
 Mrs. B. F. EbIing.
 Mrs. B. F. Ebling, formerly Miss Ma bel Nalon. only daughter of MT. and Mrs. M. C. Nalon, of New London, died at her home. 787 Sterling place, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Friday afternoon. at 3 o'clock. She was well known in
  ceived her education at the Groton high school. Her father, Sergt. M. c. Nalon, had charge of Fort Griswold for several years. She is survived by her husband, Benjamin F. Ebling, mother and father and three brothers, John R., Thomas M. and Richard A. 1 Nalon.
 James Eugene Wood, sr. James Eugene Wood. Sr.. whose death occurred Saturday at his home on the New London turnpike, was born in Coventry. R. l., the son of MT. marriage with Miss Margaret Trinnear l of Norwich took place. They lived in Norwich, then in Rhode Island, a few years were spent in Canada and seven years ago they came to Norwich from Arctic, R. I.
 During the long months of Mir. Woods last illness while bravely bearing acute suffering, he was deeply appreciative of the devotion of wife and children and the kindly sympa thy of neighbors and friends. He was one who had the regard and esteem of those with whom he associated. He is survived by his wife. two daughters, Mrs William Creighton of South Port land, Maine. Mrs. William Walker of Brooklyn, N. Y. and two sons, J. Eu- gene Wood of South Portland, Maine, and John Wood of Norwich. There are four grandchildren. Two weeks ago the oldest son, Nelson Wood of New York. died. There remain also his mother. Mrs. Lyman Wood, eighty five years old. and sister who lives in Providence.
 Mrs. Charles H. Huburt. Caroline N. Kibbe, wife of Charles H. IIurlburt, S2 years of age, died peacefully at her home, No. 49 Maple street. Sunday afternoon at AIS o'clock after a lingering illness of about a year and a serious illness of a week
 Caroline N. Kibbe Hulburt was born in 1894, the daughter of Alvin and Hannah Aborn, descending from an old Holland county family. Just preceding her marriage she had been teaching school for several years in different districts of Ellington.
 On Christmas day, fifty-f1ve years ago she was united in marriage with Charles H. Hulburt at the Congrega- LlonaI parsonase at 0omers. py ReV. Dr. Vaile. For all but two years of their married life MT. and Mrs. Hull burt have resided in this city where for, various periods MT. Hulburt has been in the grocery business, livery and sale stable business. and for eleven years in the hack business from which he retired 10 years ago. In 1863 they came to this city and have since resided here having lived 1 on the West Side for a, number of years. Mr. Hulburt served as street commissioner and was a member of the board. of counciImen in 1885. Besides her husband Mrs. Hulburt is survived by two sons, Charles w., of New York and Clarence K, of Boston. | She also leaves a grandson. Paul Kibbe l Hulburt and a brother Norris Kibbe of | Ellington.