Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-16
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Thomas p. ka:ll.

Relatives ltere received word on
Wednesday from: 4. c. Kelly Of Broo;;-
iyn. n. " that he bad iagE had .
eablegrazll from South America which
brought the news of tha Geash in
Ecuators % his son. Tnf:E8i: = fCa.is
His death occurred 81 Saturday., IAN
uary II. from yej;o5e fever and burial
followed Immediately.
The Kelly farIiIy were former well
knoWn residents Of TdftVillc. where f.
Z. Kelly conducted & large grocery
store and was q large real estate own
er Thomas was his Youngest son.
Ihe family left Taftvil}a about twen-
" years ago, moving 20 kuburn y.
The deceased was enxr2,,,,:1 in CON
strUctlon WORK fer the goverGrr?ert Il,
Ecuador. He is survived b} lis fat!l-
er ms wife, who Is living IL huljl:rn
one oro;AeG and four sisters.
James Leavy.
| James Leavy. compositor for The
| New London Dag, died at TIE Law
renee hospital in New London early
Wednesday morning. Death was caus-
ed by pneumonia following an attack
of Spanish influenza. lie had been III
nearly two weeks and Monday his con-
! dition became SO serious that lie was
|
where he passed away at 2.30 o'clock.
Mr.. Leavy was born in New Lon
don and learned his trade there He
had been employd as foreman OF the
/ composing room Of The Telegraph
for about Is years and has been a
member of The Days composing room
force for about four months
Mr.. Leavy was one of the most
popular printers in the city. Of q
| kindly disposition, he was we'll liked
and held in high esteem by his felloW
craftsmen. He was a member CT New
London Typographical union, Nc. 159
He leaves his mother, Mrs. Mary
Leavy, two brothers, William and
Leayy.
Harry L. Vincent.
| The Son1c9vilie (NasSD Press OF
January says:
Harry L. Vincent died Fs1da7 morn
ing, Dec. IS, at his home 80 High
land avenue after an eight days i'll
ness of pneumonia following iLau-
cnZa.
Nj. Vincent was born II Norwich
Conn. March Z, 1882. ami nad lived il
Somerviile Cor Is yeats He was {
foreman in the employ of the Posta
Telegraph company and had had
charge Of the QUAD" lines for aNr<o
Der Of years. FIe had recently beer
promoted to 4 position Of eleotrica
engineer in charge OF the New YOrl
district and was preparing to go there
within a few days Of the time he wa:
taken i'll. He was married three YEAR
ago and his wife, Mrs.. EIelle Vim
; cent, his mother Emily T, and faith
er, William II. Vincent, Of Norwich
Conn, and d sister, Mrs trace Boye
; of West Somervi]le survive him.
He was a .neTnher Of Charity lodge
| a r. and A NJ, ard siHnui c'2anter
!, o. e. S. OF Cambridge also Of SSzya
. more lodge, a. T, and A. NJ, OF Ned
, ford.
The funeral was he'll Monday =
PA Highland avenue Pow. A, !
Marble of sCamhridgc chanlsin Q
Charity lodge, ofciated.
: Interment was in Glenwood CEN
/ etery, Everett.
: Edward Elicit
= The funeral Of Edward Elliott wa
= held from his late residence in Terrac
t avenue, New London Oh Tusday morn
= ing with rQuiem high mass at S
n Mary's Star of the Sea church at
+ o'clock. Rev. John Sheehan celebran
! The bearers were, jeremiah Elliot
t William Elliott, Nathw Foley, job
a Dray, Austin Rudy and Patrick Ryal
It Burial was in St. Mary's cemeter-
G New London. Relatives and friend
D from this city attended the funeri
: services.