Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-09
OBITUARY
Ig Frank E. Dunn.

The death of Frank E. Dunn occur red Friday evening in this city. fol- lowing an illness of about a weeks duration with pneumonia.
 Mir. Dunn was 55 years of age and had made Norwich his home for many years. He lived at the Highland house until that was destroyed by short time-ago when MT. Dunn narrowly es- capped from the burning building He was bartender at the hotel for a num- Der of years.
 Mrs. Frank Enos.
 The death of Mrs. Frank Enos oc- cured Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alexander Jordan of I IA Sturtevarlt avenue.
 She was born in Fayal. Azores Isl- ands, on Nov 20. 1888, and came to | this country when young girl. Most of her life was spent in this city She 1 was devout eommunicant of St. Pat l rick'S church.
 She is survived by three daught1s, l Mrs. Alexander Jordan, Mrs. Annie Williams and Mrs. Frank Smith, all of this city, three sons, Frank Enos, Jo-
 seph and Seth Enos of this city. She
 also leaves one brother, Joseph Fran
 cis of Norwich and one sister, Mrs.
 Clara Andrade of California.
 | Nathan $. Connsfock. -. l The death of Nathan S. Comstock, a Life long resident, of MontvilIe occur
 red Friday following lingering ill., ness.
 MT. Comstock was born in MontviIle
 on February IT, 1885, the. son of Asa and Sarah Strickland Cousteck. Wher
 a young man he followed the sea an6 made several whaling trips sailing from New London. On August IT, 1S5t he was united in marriage with Car.
 oline Mary Whipple.
 MT. Comstoclz was prominent in DO
 litical life in Montville having beer first selectman for over twenty year land at one time town treasurer and al
 so holding other town positions.
 l. MT. Comstock was descended from
 Mathew Griswold and Henry Vol Ieott, pioneer settlers of Eastern Con tnecticut and ancestors of seven Con necticut governors. It was in hi great at-grandmother' house that tn people of New London stored thei
 property when the British burned Ney ELondon. He was also descendant 0 hSir John Field of England who wa
 the first astronomer of England. His wife was a. descendant of Gov ernor William Bradford Of Piynaout 1 Wl0 CdAAlC 0t1L ktA tAlC AAGftf9WCI. koiI , was a grandniece of Brigadier Genera Burbeck of New London who was ffriend of Washington
 MT. Comstock leaves three daHgh
 ters, Mrs. Laura Chapman, Miss Car rie Comstock and Mrs. c. R. Alexand ler Patrick J. Duffy.
 ! l Patrick J. Duffy died at his lat r home in Lebanon on Feb. z, at 10 I
 m. MT. Duty had been in exceflen
 health until two and one-half week t ago, when he was stricken with a yer F severe, heart attack from which deat { resulted. He was born in Ireland o i, March 12, 1842 In 1870 he came t < Lebanon where he has since resided t On January 29 of this year MT. an : Mrs. Duffy passed their 35th weddin . anniversary. but owing to the fact tl1s
 Mr. Duffy was confined to his bed th
 day was spent very quietly. Beside
 his widow he is survived by three chi !, tiren, Francis ]. of Yonkers, N... ' !, James F.. of Lebanon, one daughte ' Elizabeth F. of New York city, OF !, brother in Ireland. and two niece Mrs. Elizabeth Mccarthy of Franasli
 and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Chice . nee Mass VI