Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-12
OBITUARY
Mrs. Charles H, Parkhurst.
fCcntributed.)

ASDe GS lAp otdlS SdAdIoIlutl1 III NOF- Wfci at 5.30 o'clock Friday morning Mrs. Parkhurst was ill for over a year 1 and bore her suffering with great pa | tience She leaves to mourn her. loss her husband, Charles H. Parkhurst four children, Raymond Richard Will liam and Leroy, all of Canterbury, also a sister. Mrs William Osborne, of Franklin, two brothers in jaw, Frank and Edgar Parkhurst, of Norwich, one sister-in Jaw, Mrs. John Garvies of Moosup, her father, Charles Hicks, and other relatives in Canterbury.
 1 Mrs. Parkhurst was a member of the Methodist church at Canterbury Plains and Was also a member of the w. C. T. U. Her early demise is greatly re- gretted, but we look for help and com
 fort to Him who deeth all things we'll | Mrs. E. E. B. Jacobs.
 Meyer Blumenthal was notified Mon
 day evening of the death of his mother,
 Mrs. Etta Edith BlumenthaI Jacobs,
 which occurred Monday morning at
 4S9 a. m, Oct. [. 1918, at the Jersey
 City hospital, where she was sick for 3 week. MT. and Mrs. Blumenthal left for Jersey City Monday evening to
 attend the funeral, which took place
 at her late home, 610 Grand street,
 Jersey City, on Tuesday, Get. 8, 1918 . at D. m.
 She is survived by her husband, one son, Meyer Blumenthal, of this city, a sister, Mrs. Isaac Cohen, of Bronx, N.
 |. and six grandchildren, Nathan, Samuel, Ida, Lena, Morris and Mary , Blumenthal, of this city.
 Mrs. Antony Lavendusky. Early Thursday morning the death of Mrs. Eva LavenduslSy, 46, wife of Antony Lavendusky, occurred at her home at Is North Cove street after a , short illness with influenza and pneu- monia: She was born in Poland and 2 had lived for 2S years in this city. She is survived by her husband and five daughters, three of N hom are g married. and two, Anna and Joseph inc are living at their parents home e She also leaves several grandchildren
 Mrs. Louis s. Faster. 3 The death of Esther swatz- ' burg. wife of Louis Faster e 1 and daughter of Mr and Mrs Ma i. | than Swatzburg of Summit street, this e city, occurred on Friday. 1t her home ,, in Hanover after a short illness with e pneumonia. Besides her parents she i is survived by her husband Theil f wedding took place a few months agc d in the synagogue.
 Mrs. s. B. Garter
 n The death of Mrs. Louisa Butto1 l. Carter, formerly of Plaintield,s ant IS widow of Rev. S. B. Carter, oecurre.
 late on Thursday evening in Prestol
 in her S0th year after a long period 0
 failing health due to her age. .- She was the daughter of Riehar' '' and Hannah Button and was horn il n Canterbury on June s. 1S39. Her bus
 band. whose death occurred on Apr IS last. was pastor of the Congre l5 gational church at Westm :nster fo
 seventeen years and at Ekon& for fou S or five years. She is survived by le daughter, Mrs. Annie F.. Palmer c ss this city and son, Edwin M. Carte q, of Proyidenve.
 = Mrs. Herman Zeiler. d The death of Tillie: wife. of Herma
 Teller. occurred on Thursday at the ,g home on Maple street She had bee n. sick for short time with inauenz; n. Mrs. Zeiler was 30 years old and wa el born in Austria.
 Walter 3. Hynds. ey fsllowing a ten day illness wit ne pneumonia resultin@ from infinenz s Walter E. Hynds died early Frids r. morning at the home of his parents H' 1S2 Boswell avenue. The news of N 1- Hynds death came as a great shot ie. to a large 'circule of friends amor " whom he was a kind and theugfltf is' friend and companion All Of his Ii @ has been spent in Norwich where S was educated in the public sehoo o here and when graduating from gran "' mar school entered the employ of u
 Postal Telegraph Company as me - senger From this position he had ri
 en to be manager of the local offio
 He was the son of Bernard and Nell D., Jc, 1 en He was a member of St. Joseph n Soda litv and Literary association al by the Kniehts of Columbus.
 he Mir. Hvnds is survived hv his pa he ents and two brothers, Thomas al ,or James Hynds and two sisters. Maj of who resides at home and Mrs. Wi ial jam OBrien of this city. ill Horace w. Chapman. ny The death of Horace W Chapn1 'te occurred on Wednesday at the home ct- his nephew, William c. Goodrich, at ch Cedar street following a lingering i Der ness.
 an The deceased was born in Salem
 years ago the only son of William m Chapman and Tabitha Stoddard Cha ol- man. He followed farming for live
 hood and for 50 wears was sexton m the Baptist church on Gates Hill
 L0I1ka. IIS lS itIS ioSt LII AlAo lAl1IASo'e ., family. only nephews and nieees su al- vive him. ~ ol Mrs John B. Jennings. iily On Friday evening Mrs Harriet lli- Jennings widow of John B. Jennin : died at the Sheltering Arms where s Jay had been a member of the fam of for about two months. She was be
 in New London, the daughter of Wi m- lam and Nancy Chainplin.
 oth Frank Delaney.
 On Thursday Frank Delaney, a T
 tive of this city, passed away in
 home at Saranac Lake, New York FPS The major part of the life of the { o parted had been passed in ibis o' go He was the son of Michael Delar sS,t and the late Bridget Deianey. ne itar Norwich about 10 years ago and .ie5 a number of years he and his W ,.os -o who was Miss Anna L4aughlin of N
 York state had been running hC een at Saranae.
 of The deceased is survived by his inc ther of this city, sister, Mrs. Wa .,5 ans W. Lang, of Laurel Hill. There i Az, brother, Charles Delaney, who he anv a position in the government of ,ar, city of New York
 Rozrah Nominated Frank E. Palr atty In their caucus on Friday nisht yorIs of ronaipa