Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-30

where death came to him rather sud denly. He leaves three daughters one of whom. Mrs. Camilla Smith, was with him when he died f
 Daniel Mccarthy.
 Following an illness of only a few days with pneumonia, Daniel McCar- thy died at the home of >his sister Mrs. Cornelius Leary, of S4 North Cliff street at o'clock Sunday afternoon. MT. Mccarthy for number of years has been employed as a fireman at the United States Finishing company. He was born in Ireland 27 years ago, the son of Patrick and Mary Collins Mc- Carthy, coming to this country about Asur years ago. Nile is a member of St. Mary's church and Court City of 1 Norwich No. 63, F. of A. During his short stay in the city he has made many friends who will be grieved to | learn of his death.
 | He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Cornelius 1 Leary and Mrs. D. A. Pratt, and three 1 brothers, John of Meriden and Patrick and Michael of Ireland.
 John J. Shugrue.
 | The death of John Joseph Shugrue occurred early Sunday morning at the home of his sister, Mrs Mary Barnett, at Il Elm street, following an illness of six days with pneumonia which de- veloped from influenza MT Shugrue
 was born in this city, the son of the 1 late Roger and Bridget Kelly Shugrue. 1 He has always made his home in this 1 city, where he has a large circle of l friends. He is a polisher by trade He leaves three sisters, Nellie Shu- l grue, Josephine Shugrue and Mrs.
 Mary Barnett. all of this city. Louis Gendron.
 1 The death of Louis Gendron, 95, of l Worcester, a nephew of Mrs W M. l Murphy and Dr. D. J. Shahan of this l city, occurred on Saturday at Wor- 1 cester after a brief illness with infiu- | enza and pneumonia. He was the son l of the late Dr. Joseph Gendron and | was in the restaurant business. He is survived by his mother, whose maiden l name was Hannah Shahan, and by 1 three sisters and two brothers.
 Miss Elizabeth M. Burke.
 The death of Miss Elizabeth NJ 1 Burke, occurred late Friday evening
 at the home of her brother J. W. Burke, of Elmwood avenue, following
 an illness Of several weeks She was born in Norwich the daughter of the late William and Elizabeth Burke of
 Boswell avenue. All of her life has
 been spent in this city where she is
 well known and has a large circle of
 friends who will mourn her loss. She
 leaves two brothers, j. ". Burke and
 Edward T. Burke, both of this city. Frank L. chappen
 The death of Frank l.. Chappell oc- cured on Saturday evening about $40 :, at the home of his sister, Mrs. Henry N. Clish, with whom he lived at 54 Central avenue. He had been sick for | about a week with influenza and pneu- monia. He was born in this city 31 years ago and was employed at the : time of his death as a truckman fol c. 5. Bromley. He was unmarried and l is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Le-
 vancy Parker, Miss Nellie Drake ant Mrs Henry N. Clish.
 A. w. Burgess.
 A. W. Burgess. 2S, of Waterbury . who has been a patient at the Nor
 wich tuberculosis sanatorium since ' March, 1917, died there at an earlN -Four Saturday morning. Mr. Burgess y who was unmarried was a reporter on the Waterbury American before hi. 1 illness became such that he came tt :, the sanatorium in the hope that [h expert treatment and advice he would !, receive there might check the disease Y He is survived by his parents. e MT. Burgess was held in affectionat
 regard by his associates on the Wa terbury American staff. and during hi a Illness had received numerous visit IL from City Editor Albert N Coigrov 'f and others. To them he spoke in mos 'A grateful appreciation of the kindly at | tentions of Dr. Campbell and tn nurses at the sanitarium and o .e friends made during his stay there
 To the end he busted his industriou
 pen with poems and stories. which ,,ee wrote with such facility, and in these y, as in his days in the wards, he alway A sounded the same note of couragl
 cheer and optimism.
 pI, in Patrick Cassidy.
 Id As the result of shock trida
 night, the death of Patrick Cassidy, Tt native of this city. occurred on Sat le urday afternoon at his home on Fish
 CTS Island where he had resided fc
 the past thirteen years. having bee
 in the'employ of the government as painter at Fort Wright during tha N time
 -- MT. Cassidy, who was the son of tn is late Patrick Cassidy and Ellen Nun r. phy, was born on Aug 23, 1873, in thi IS city, and spent most of his life her l. On January 25, 1906, he was marie l. in St. Patrick's church by Rev. Hug of Treanor to Bridget c. Malo1ey, wi '- survives him. He also leaves a broth
 er William Cassidy, and three nept IS ews, Hubert, John and Bernard Ryal ie Mr. Cassidy was q neohew of E1 Ii Mayor T. C. Murphy, Postmaster Joh : P. Murphy and Miss Julia Murphy ( s, this city.
 > He was a man who had the esteel le of his many friends and acquaint
 ances and was a valued employe. H Ut was interested in his home and foun VI his chief pleasure there and will ] Id sadly missed in the family circle. + y was a member of Norwich aeria, N
 367, FraternAl> Order of Eagles. lg The body was brought here on Sal le urday and was taken to the home " his hrother-in-la James H Malone