Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-18
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Daniel E. Murnt,x


 The death of Catherine T. Moriarty wife of Daniel F. Murphy. the well known former captain of the Phila- delphia American League baseball team, occurred in this city on Thursday evening after an illness of about ten days with influenza and pneumonia. Mrs. Murphy, whose maid : en name was Moriarty, was born in this city g years ago, and was mar ried to MT. Murphy about Is years aGo during her husbands first season with the Philadelphia club Besides her husband she is survived by three sisters and one brother, all of Jersey City, Mrs. Michael O'Brien. Miss Liz zie Moriarty, Miss Nellie M Moriarty and John F. Moriarty. She also leaves a niece. Miss Alice Carey of Jersey City and two nieces in Meadville, Pa, She had most of friends in this city s@d in Philadhlnhia where she resid ed for numher of years who will learn of her death with sincere re- gret and will sympathize deeply with the memebrs of her family.
 Cornelius Mahoaey.
 Cornelius Mahoney, B, ar old resi- dent of thetown of Frarkljn, died about 8 o'clock on Thursday evening Il. had been in poor health for some time For over forty years he and Mrs. Ma 1 honey had lived on the sc-called Con verse place in Franklin. but for the 1 last seven years had resided in Nortf Franklin. He is survived by his wife a daughter, Mrs. Paul Brennan of Bal l tic, and J. J. Mahoney of Nortl 1 Franklin. He also leaves a brother John Mahoney and sister, Mrs. K O'Brien, who lives in Iowa.
 Rev. Thomas A. Grun1bIy. After an illness of twelve days caused by influenza, Rev. Thomas A Grurbly died Thursday morning in 1 St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury. H, 1 contracted the disease while visiting 1 the sick in St. Patrick's parish whert l he was stationed.
 Father Grumbly was born in Nor walk and he was baptized by Rev | Hugh Treanor, then a curate in tha l parish, whose curate in Norwich h. i became ill later years. He studied fo l the priesthood in this country and il Belgium and was ordained in Lou vain. After returning 10 this coun 1 try he was for a time ln charge o 1 the parish in Hampton and later wa an assistant pastor at St. Patrick ! ' ago he was transferred to St. Pat rick's church in Waterbury
 His parents died recently and he survived by brothers and sisters i l Norwall5
 Father GrImbly was a member ( the Knights of Columbus. While this city he was noted fo~ his priesct ly zeal, and lis death as the result ( faithful performance of his duties wa in accord with his devotion to tn ideals and obligations of his high vc cation.
 I Mrs. Michael Gleason.
 The death of Josephine Bissonett
 wife of Michael Gleason, formerly (
 this city. occurred on Tuesday z
 Bridgeport.
 She was the daughter of MT. an
 Mrs. Moses Bissonettet also formerl
 of this city, but now living in Bridge } port, Four years ago she was marie
 to Mir. Glea son and they have sint } resided in. Bridgeport Mrs. Gleaso : was 25 years old. and besides her hus , hand is survived by two childre1
 Clarice and James, She also leave } her parents and the following brotl , CTS and sisters: Lucien Bissonette . Greeneville. Mrs. Leon Fontaine } Taftville Mrs. John Madden
 Greeneville, Wilfred of Bridgepor