Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-03
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Abraham Plaui

Late on Wednesday evening after an acute attack of q malady fromNwhich she had suffered for the past two years, the death of Sara Cadden, wife of the late Abraham Plaut, occurred at her home at 63 Cliff street.
 Mrs Plaue was born in Hartford sixty three years ago, the daughter of Anselm and Hanehen Gladden., and was married in that city in 1872. to Abraham Plapt. His death oc- cured here in 1898 after a residence of 46 years in this city where he was engaged in the jewelry business and was widely known throughout this section of the state.
 She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Jerome Mayer of Hartfordg son, Rutherford c. Flaut, who made his home with his mother 8 brother, J. W. Gladden., and two sisters, Miss Car oline Gladden. and Miss Minnie Cad den, all of this city.
 When they came to Norwich from Hartford, Mir and Mrs. Plaut were the pioneer Jewish family to locate in this city. Warm hearted and charitable she delighted in doing good in an un- ostentatious way and was liberal in the aid which she extended wherever need came to her attention. Her chief in- terest was in ner home and her fam ilv where she was loved and revered and where she will be sadly missed.
 Corporal William A. Weeden.
 At Fort Hamilton, N. Y, on We'd nesday morning Corporal William A Weeden of this city formerly of Quin cy, Mass, died following an illness oi ten days with pneumonia.
 Corporal Weeden wsa her min Quin- cy, Mass, on Oct. 1, is90, the son et Mir. and Mrs Augustine N. Weeden He came to Norwich about four years ago, where he was employed by the American Strawboard company. Near lv a year ago he was united in mar riage with Miss Mildred Gibson of this city. who with an infant daughter survives him. He also leaves his parents and a sister, Miss Esther Weeden, of Quincy.
 Corporal Weeden had taken course in a military training school, success | fully passing examinations, and had been assured by his officers that he stood in line of early promotion. Since | his marriage he and his wife had made their home with MT and Mrs | William L. Fletcher of Lincoln ave nue.
 James L. Cox.
 The death of James L. Cox occur red on Wednesday, following a shor | illness with pneumonia at his homt at Horton's Cove. MT Cox was ?, years of age. having been born il 1 Pawtucket, the son of Michael ans Katherine M. Cox. About two year: ] ago he was united in marriage HitI | Martha Edwards of Pawtucket To ithe past year he has made his homi in this vicinity. He leaves his wifi and four step- children.
 Mary L. LaVarge.
 The death of Mary L. LaYarge, tn, 1 13-year- r-eld daughter of David ant 1 Mary Clifford Layarge of 42 Wes Thames street, occurred at the hom of her parents on Wednesday, follow ing a short illness with pneumonia The child was a bright and cheer, little girl and will be greatly misset l in the heme
 William Dwight Cooke.
 After an illness of only a few day the death of William Dwight Cook occurred at his home in Montville O Wednesday. Mr Cooke was the SO of William Avery and Celia R. Cook and was born in Norwich May 2 1881 He has always made his hom in Norwich and vicinity where he ha made many firm friends. He grad uated from the Free Academy in tn class of 1Se9 For about three year Mir Cooke has been employed by tn Shore Line Electric company as rigt of way man. He leaves his wife an 1 several children.