Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
OBITUARY.
Walter s. lissIck.

The death of Waiter B. Hoelck, son of MT. and Mrs John M. Hoelck of S5 Franklin stret, occurred on Mon- day morning He was taken sick a week ago Monday with influenza from which pneumonia developed. The deceased was born s7 years ago in Valparaiso, Ind; but had lived in this city the larger part of his life. He was employed at the United States is survived by five brothers and three sisters. His brothers are Otto, John, August, Emil and Cornelius, the last named being iii the U E. army in France His sisters are Mrs. Made line Berkfhat of Springfield. Mass, Mrs Annie Benler. dfsNorwieh and Mrs. Marguerite Wakefield of DayVille. Joseph Pearson.
 Joseph Pearson, aged about g, a 1 resident of this city for many years, l las. He was formerly a nienbar of the Norwich fire department and is 1 survived by a wife and six children
 who live ofi Thames street. He was a member of Norwich, Conn, lodge of i Moose, No. $50
 Elmer Shippee.
 1 The death of Elmer Shippen, for
 merly of Voluntowf, oeeuffed On
 Saturday. Oct. F. at Camp McClel- Ian Alabama. He is survived bF his father, three brothers and che sister in Providence.
 Arthur Palmer Turner.
 The death of Arthur Palmer Fur. ner of Lebanon occurred Monday af: terhoon at 1,15 o'clock at the ti6tnt
 of Edward Cooke of BIO Laurel HI avenue, following an illness Of a few days with influenza Mir Turner wa. | SS years old. He had resided in Leb anon for many years where ne va! a farmer and carpenter. He was
 member of the Knights of P@thias
 He leaves his wife and eight chil
 dren.
 I Patrick B. Don6van.
 The death of Patrick B. Donovan oc cured at 8 Ward street, where he fa, made his home with his. mother, Mrs Michael B. Donovan, on Sunday after , noon, following an illness of about week with pneumonia
 Mir Donovan was born in this cit 34 years ago, the son of the late Mi , chael B. and Mrs Donovan, and ha always made his home in this city. To the past three years he has bee
 steward at the orwleh Golf club, MT. Donovan was true. kind fffen
 and always willing to help those i : need. He was industrious and faith ful in his performance of duty. | SurviTihg are his mother. Mrs. Y : B. Donovan, a brother, Michael J., : clerk in the postoffice, and three sis , tefs Mrs. T. J. Foley of New Londef
 and the Misses Mary and Annie Dono van of this city. A brother Dennis . Donovan, died about a month ago. II Thomas R. Lynch. VI The death Of Thomas R. Lynch oc ! cured at his home in New. Londo j. on Monday following a short Hines
 with influenza Mr Lynch was bof 5 in New London 37 years ago, the So | of Mir and Mrs. Richard Lynch, an n has always made his home in tht P city. He was married in Norwio : about 15 years ago to Miss Jennie ] i Carver, who with three children sui
 l vlve him. He also leaves his rnothe . one sister and a brother
 t pr. Raymond 3. Couture. > Following an illness of only a fe ! days with pneumonia, Dr. Raymor q B. Couture, a lifelong resident Il Taftville, died at his home in tn;
 place on Monday evening at. o'eloe l, He was the son of Mir. and Mrs. Juli, T Couture of Merchants avenue ar # was 34 years old. For many yea '- he has been a dentist with offices = the village. He leaves his paren e and three children. His wife died 1. few vars ago.