Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-08
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Learned AbeII.

The death of Mrs. Aletta AbelI.. wife of Learned Abell of ? Coleman street, occurred on Saturday morning at the Lawrence hospital in New London. She leaves a 19-months- old daughter. Her husband is critically i'll but his condition Monday was somewhat inn proved. Besides her husband Mrs. Abell leaves her parents, MT and Mrs. James B. Perkins of Norwich, and five sisters, Miss 0sa Perkins of Bos- ton, Mrs. Mary Wells of New York. Miss Julia Perkins. '. s. N. R., and the Misses Alice and Carol Perkins of New London.
 Aiming E. Lamb.
 The death of Aiming E. Lamb oc- cured at his home. 1SS Crystal ave- nue, New London, Sunday, after a short illness from pneumonia, He is survived by his wife and one son. and by his father. Walter E. Lamb, and a sister, Mrs. Charles A. Zuccardy of Norwich. Mr. Lamb was a member Of the Order of Railway Conductors and also 8 member of the Brother hood of Railroad Traiamen. He was employed by the Central Vermont Railway Co. for II years.
 j. V. Eros.
 
 musician, United States navy, died at his home in New London, Saturday He was the son of -Antone Xad Mary E,nos and was born n Flores, Azores. At an early age he came to America and made his home in New London He was educated in the public schools there and in 1917 married to Miss Bertha Jones Of Baltic. He i> survived by his wife and parents; five sisters, Mrs. Frank Silva, Mrs. J0a- quin Burgess, Mrs. Louis Peitier, Mrs Wilfred Martin. Mrs. Henry Gelarta and three brothers, John. George anC Antone Jones Enos of New London He enlisted in United States navy aS a second class musician. For seYera years he had been a member Of tht in the company's hand. He was alsC e member of the Stnna Masons union.
 Miss AdeIia E. Shay. l After a short illness with pneumonia the death of Miss Adelia E. Shay 1 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. AleXande ]. Shay, Of Daniel street. East Side occurred early Monday morning. Sh was born in Linden, N. J. She movet to this city with her parents when small child.
 She leaves her parents and thre brothers, Edward A. Shay of Nev London. Dr. Albert J. Shay of thi city and Henry R. Shay, who reside at home.
 She was a member of the Greeneyill Congregational church and attende the Sunday school
 Miss Shay was young lady Of fin character and will be greatly misse by her many friends.
 Wilfred A. Cole.
 Word was received Monday of tn sudden death of Wilfred Austin Col in Reselle, N. J., last Saturday H was the son of the late Samuel Austi Cole and Sarah Whitney Cole of thi city. The deceased was formerly
 resident of Norwich and was united i marriage in 1875 to Caroline E. Prat of this city, who died in Walthar June 30, 1885. Twenty-six years az he went to Waltham. Mass where h lived until F years ago. leaving the to go to Roselle, N. J. where he ha since resided
 He was former member of the Gen tral Baptist church. He had yer kind and genial disposition which wo for him many friends by whom l1 will be remembered in this city, as h , ] has enloyed renewing these Oi friendships on frequent visits here. : He is survived by two daughter Mrs. John H. Letteney and Miss Flor 1 enoe NJ. Cole of Newton Highland Mass. also sister, Mrs. George " , Hamilton of this city, and a brothe : Charles M. Cole of Newport, R. I. George Mason.
 George Mason, 36. son of Louis an $ Jucretia Mason, died Sunday. He rt sided at 36 Ashcraft road. New LOT don. He was a machiaist employe |. at the Noank shipFard. He~is survive : hy his wife and three children, 2 Vii l ginia, Charles and George. His paren l reside in Norwich.
 :, Walter A. Rogers. (Contributed) After a short illness with pneumt v mia whdich developed from Spanis T '@n @aa szH FR ap 1A A EQ