Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-17
OBITUARY
NAFb. HAFhuN Levin.

MrS. Samuef lSeVln passed away al her home. 2S sFshapley street New Lon Nl0n. FdddaS evening, Oct Il, after a l weeks illness with anffueAza. She was 24 years of age and the aaugh of l Mir aaId Mrs. Samuel Clark tof Pres ton She was united in marriage with Samuel Levin of New London Feb. 28, 1914. She was a graduate of the Broadway grammar school, attended the N,ofwfch Free Academy and was \ la graduate of the Willimantic Normal \ school. She was a teacher in Preston and Old Mystic.
 She is survived by her husband two children, the oleer being two years of age, while the younger is but an infant Of five months She is also survived her parents, five sisters and one brother.
 Mrs. Levin was of a sweet, loving disposition, an ideal dang hter and was Ia true friend and classmate si Gilbert k. Eardfek.
 Gilbert R Burdick. Civil war vet. eraf who was a native of East Nor wich. died on THeslaS, at his home in Midd4etown, s Netmore place He was the son Of Henry W. and Ano1A
 VI. Burd4ck and was born on Ian. r,
 1S42 in East Norwich. He vas a
 stair builder by occupation and moved to lMIuQIGlOWH IF0fH 1ere ,aDOuI 4O years ago and entered the paper box manufacturing business. He served three years in Co. C, 18th regiment, Connecticut Volunteers. anl was also at one time mlen1ber of the Nor Wieh city government. He belonged to St. Johns lodge. No. 2. r. and A. l M. of Middletown, Washington coui-. ell. No. s. R. A. M.. and Cyreae Com EAandery, Knights Tenplaf, of which he was a past eminent commander. Mir Burdick leaves one sister. Mrs. Annie A. Dean of z42 Main street, tie.s' city, and two nephews.
 AIexaAderRerkowski. Alexander Ieerkowski,. thirteen year | old son of Mir and Mrs Vincent Per
 koMslli, died early "Wednesday. even ing. al his parents heTne at River l side avenue Rean 1Ii4l. lle was sick ! but a.silort time with influenza and
 pneumonia. ffe was born on February l F, 1905 in Norwich.
 1 Miss Sarah p. Robbins.
 Miss Sarah P. Robbins, S7, died at ] the home of her nephew, Dr. B. B. | Robbins, 47 Main street, Bristol, Conn,
 Monday from infifHlities Incident to
 advanced years. Miss Robbins was
 born in Ashford Jan s. 1881, the oldest
 of IF children She has made her \ home with her only nephew. Dr. B. B. Il Robbins, for the past F years. She ] joined the BaBtsst church in Warren 1 vile when 19 years of age and at that time was baptized in the river by Rev. 1 Elder Matthews. Miss Robbins be- longed to a family of four boys and 1eight girls, Monroe Robbins of Wood stock, now S4, being the only surviving lmember, She taught in the Sunday 3school and Bible class over 30 years. They had 8 brother. Rev. Elijah Rob bins, missionary in Africa. who died 1 there in 1888.
 1 The funeral services wera held 1 Wednesday afternoon at 13o o'clock from her home 47 Main street, Bristol 1 Rev. Henry D. Coe officiating. Burial was in the West cemetery in that town.
 I Earle ". MeDiarrnid. Il The death of Earle W McDiarnnid occurred Wednesday at his home ir Palnertown, Montville following g short illness with pneumonia He was born in Montrilie A wears agc I the son of MT. and Mrs. Hugh Mo
 Diarmid. He has spent all of his ift in that place.
 } Mrs. Dominique c. Lernoire. The death of Mrs. Laura Brodeu
 
 r the home of her father Jaw on til g Hanover road in Baltic. following al
 illness of two years duration.
 l She was the daughter of the lat
 l NIT and Mrs Merilie Brodear and wa
 horn in Indian Orchard, Mass, oi } July F. 1885. On March 26, 1913, sh
 was married to Dominique C. Lem9in l, l who with three children, Mary. Iren o and Raymend. survive her. Most C ]. 1 her life has been spent in Bal1iS sh was a member of St Anns's societ 2 and other organizations. She was 7 7 member of St Anne's society and oth CT organizations She was a own . ] mother and sister and a firm frien I, 2 1 to all that knew all Besides her hus /. ! land and children she leaves a sis. e Ss S 1 Mrs. Eva Segros of Baltic and $ l brother, Edward Brodeur ot Norwici Mrs. William T. Curry. il After being in failing health for tn n past year, the death Of Sarah Gran s wife of Representative William ' Curry of Lebanon, occurred on Tues e day evening at her home in Lebanon e Goshen. Pleuriss had recently devei e oped and her condition had bee r critical since Sunday. Of late sf e had worried much over her son Al g chic, who is in the army semewhef = m FfanSe. ana mas not been near a from in two months.
 # Mrs. Curry. whose maiden name wa n Grant, was born in Antrim, in th $ north of Ireland, 5S years ago. Sh IS vas married on Nov. 6, 1888, in Chico
 pee Falls to Mir. Curry and they hay
 lived in Lebanon for the last 16 year
 Besides her husband she is survive r by a son, William, in Chieopee Fall
 Archie, who is in the army, and IS daughter Eva, who lives at hom n There are also three grandchildrel " She also leaves a brother, Jame le Grant, in Springfield. and two broth l. CTS and three sisters in Ireland.
 Mrs. Curry was of an affectionat l. disposition devoted to her home an is family. and kindly neighbor who WE of -----------=------- of Mrs. Thomas F. Kelly. '- After a brief illness which develope m into pneumonia, the death of Alice Reagan, wife Of Thomas F. Kelly of e- trny,Isa 0pcNrrSd m War