Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-02
MANY SUDDEN DEATHS
 DURING LAST QUARTER
coroner's Report Shows Total of 56
 For the County.

Coroner Franklin H. Browns quar- terly report for the first quarter of 1918 shows that there were 56 sudden deaths in New London county during the quarter New London leads the list with 22 and Norwich is second with 15. Coroner Browns report is as follows:
 S. multiple injuries; Edward Parkin- son, 45, Jan. 4, asphyXia from smoke; Charles Carbray, 24, Jan. g, multiple injuries and pneumonia: William H. Falencourt, r months. Jan. 14. null tiple burns: Lodia Morancey. A. Jan. IT. acute dilatation of the heart: Mi chael Sheehan, 30. Jan. 26, phthisis pulmonalis and exhaustion; Frank W.belan, 65, Feb. Is. multiple iniur- ies, auto accident: James F. Beckwith. B, Feb. %, accidental drowning; Tony Coyenski, l, Feb. l. grippe; Lewis \. Greene, S5,- Feb. il. chronic crdocardi-- tis: Rosanna GIabis. 20, March 12, chronic nephritis; Nancy D. Rouse, Rynkavy, 28. Feb. IT. multiple injur- ics; Thomas Buckley, 5S, March 1& arterio scelerosis; Irving F. Greene. e, : March 20, cardiac dilatation. | New London-Santa Cascro 39 Jan 1 g.. cerebral apopleXy: Charles Albert Hoonen, Jan 10. broncho pneumonia: | Thomas Fitch, 72 Jan. 12 fracture 1 of the skull. accidental; Smith D. | Barnes, T, Jan. 12, angina pSctoris; Katie zsist, S4 Jan. 15, gun shot wound (suicidel; Lillian Nielano. 5 weeks. Jan. r. acute broneAo pneunlo- mia: Anna Guard 27. Jan. 15. poison 1 Rosalie Faraci. 72, Jan q, fractured skull; Henry Nott, 72, Jan. 21, angina ! pectoris: Josephine Dim. 54. Jan. 25, asphyxia. by Illuminating gas (sui- cide): William Ryan. B. Jan. 27. acute 1 dilation of the heart: Felix Buvzal,
 55, Jan. 31, fractured skull; Chof- wichi infant, Feb, 8, still born;I Mar l garet Alexander. B, Feb. F. Bright s l disease; Frederick Rogers. 52. Feb. 19, fracture of skull; Patrick Sullivan. 5I. 1 March 9, accidental drowning: Albert F. Trodd. 45, March F, pistol shot (suicide1: Edward Morgan, 29 March 12. fractured skull; Frank L. Pendle ton, 45, March 22, strangulatiou; Mor- ris Oestrow, 2S. March 2. fractured skull; Gussie kosowsl4'. 49. March g, cancer; Rosina Dominica, 5, March ?, endocarditis.
 Stonington-Mi Mitchell Morale. "A 1 March 15, exhaustion.
 Lebanon-Johannas Clifford. 70, March 26. cerebral hemorrhage.
 Preston-Pauline c. Maynard, 1
 months, Feb 23, lobar pneumonia. ! Salem-Ada V. Hehr, 19. years
 March g. broncho pneumonia.
 Colchester-Charles Hancock. 70
 March 10. cerebral hemorrhage. Groton-Christine A. Jackson, months. Jan 20 pneumonia; Henry E
 Mumford, S6, Jan. 29, heart disease
 Louis Lepari, 3S, Jan. 25. mangled b1
 freight cars: Abbie D. Rathbone. 7e
 Jan. 2T, injuries received ffom fall;
 Samuel Alison, 55. Feb. l. heart dis
 ease: Annie M. Bostwick. 40. Feb. 10
 heart disease: Mariana Cera. 40, Feb 15, injuries resulting from fall; Hen
 ry K Cote. 45, March s. heart dis
 ease,
 Griswold-Edwin R. Smith. s7. Jan IA. 1918, pneumonia; Stanley Poiuska . months, Jan. 19. pneumonia. Sprague-Samuel Bland, 57, Jan. 10 . heart disease.
 North tSonington-Edna NJ. David
 son, 2. Jan 31, fractured skull.
 East Lyme-Benny Presi, S5. Jan. il multiple injuries.
 Old Lyme-Unknown man. 9. Marcl
 2S, struck by train.