Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-10
OBITUARY.
Michael Reardon.

The death of Michael Reardon, 25, son of Mrs. Adam Baer of Yantic, oc- cured on Wednesday morning at the Backus hospital where ke had been taken the day before critically sick with pneumonia, which followed an influenza attack a week ago.
 MT. Reardon had lived all his life in Yantic and was employed in the Fitchville mill. He was a young man of fine character and had a wide ac- quaintance and many friends in this city and Yantic. He. is survived by his mother and his stepfather. {. Curtis F. Gates.
 Curtis F Gates, aged 37, one of the best known young business men in New London, died there at the home of his parents, Mir and Mrs. .. j.. Gates. SIS Huntington street, Tues day afternoon. He had been ill but a few days from pneumonia induced by an attack of influenza.
 Mr. Gates was a native of New Lon don and a graduate of the elementary and Nathan Hale and Buikeley schools and was associated with Howard E. Beckwith in the conduct of the paint ing, decorating and wall paper bus mess.
 He is survived by his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles J. Gates: his wife, who was Miss Violet Perkins of Gales Ferry daughter Marguerite, four brothers, George H., of Muskegon Mich, Clarence J. of Chicago, Emmett R., U. s. navy, Burton, of New Lon don; two sisters, Mrs. J. F. Brady oi Stonington and Miss Thelma Gates of New London.
 Herman Elmer Ladd.
 The death of Herman Elmer Ladd occurred at his home in Franklin or Wednesday, following q short illness He was the son of William F. and Ar- nie Stevens Ladd and was 1G year Of age.
 Mrs. Michael Mccarthy. On Wednesday the death of Kath crime Nasle, wife of Michael McCar- thy, occurred at the home of her ia l ther, James P. Nagle. ct IS Peck stree i following a short illness. Mrs. Nc Cartfy was married recently and he, husband who was a cigarmaker by trade, is now stationed at CarlI Greenleaf, Ga She leaves besides hel 1 father and husband. three brothers l John S. Nagle. Michael Nagle, EdwiI 1 F. Nagle and two sisters, Agnes ant Mary.
 
 | Miss Carrie Greaves, daushter O 1 Mrs. Annie Greaves. 1261 Fl&infelt l street. Thornton, R. l., died Wedncs day morning from Spanish influenza 1 She had been ill but few days. Ms i Greaves was born in Moosup, Conn 1 p years ago She was graduated iron i Thornton grammar school and late l took a private course in bookkeeping l For the last nine years she dad beer l hookkeeper at the City Hospital, il 1 Providence
 1 Miss Greaves was a member Of tn l Holy Nativity church, and chairman of the Baby Wallace LeagIe of Thorn ton. Besides her mother she is SIT vived by two sisters. Lillian and Alice ] Mrs. Peter Gauohier.
 The death of Margaret Seidel, wifi of Peter Gauchier of Greeneville, oc cured in Norwich on Wednesday fol ! lowing a short illness Mrs. Gauchie was the daughter of Martin Seidel o 1 Lisbon. Besides her husband and ia ther, she leaves five brothers and on sister and several children.
 John W. Larkin.
 The death of John Whitford Larki1 formerly of Wakefield. R. l., occurre in this city on Wednesday following
 short illness. He was born in Wake
 field, R. L, 5 years ago, the son of tn
 late Bphraim D. Larkin. He leave
 these brothers and sisters James R
 Edward and Rowland Larkin of Wake field William H. of Providence, Ephra i'm of Norwich and Mrs. John I
 Rainsford. Mrs. Marian F. Eddy an
 Mrs. E. L. Nye, all of Rockland, an Mrs. Willard B, Warrington of, Nor