Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-02
The polls will be open In all four city
districts today from a. m. to 4 o. m.
OBITUARY.
Or. John M, kine,


Following an illness Of ten DAYS with
pneumonia. DR. John NJ King, a well
known dentist of this city, died here
early Sunday morning. DR.. King had
only recently received his discharge
from the navy and returned to his
home at SO Washington street when he
contracted the illness that caused his
death.
DIR. King was born in this city, the
son OF Frank ]. and Eva Roath King,
and was educated in the schools here.
later attending the school of dentistry
at the University of Maryland In
Baltimore in 1912 he was united in
marriage with Miss Francesca z.
Heinekamp, coming here soon after. He
has practiced for the past seven years
in this city until his enlistment in the
navy. While in the navy he was COM
| nissioned q junior lieutenant in No
vember of 1918 and in February was
| raised to senior lieutenant. He served
| at Pelham Bay and on the U. S. S.
| New Jersey, later going to the base
hospital at Charleston. S. c.. from
which he was discharged.
| He was a member of the Norwich
lodge of Elks. where he was a popular
member. He was q devoted member
of ST. Patrick's parish. He leaves
his parents and wife mad four children
Mary Eva. John NJ. King, Jr.. Frances
NJ. and William Heinekamp King.
Mrs. John F. CULVER.
! The death of Adele Mexican, wife of
John f. CULVER, occurred on Tues
! day, May 20. in Germantown. Pa, at
| the home of DR.. Alex Henry The
body was taken to Binghampton, N
Y, the family home of her father. the
| late Commodore William Mexican, L,
S. N, and funeral services were held
there Thursday at Spring Forest GEM
etery.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs CULVER
was for many years in Asheville. n
c., and recently in Eustis. Fla. Mr.
CULVER is the son of the late DR.. John
Putnam CULVER. formerly pastor of
Broadway Congregational church OF
| this city.
Ianacy lsbieki.
The death of Ignacy Isbicki of AZ
| Roath street. occurred on Saturday
following an illness of several months
He was born in Poland about SIS years
ago and came to Norwich in 1902 and
has since made his home here. He is
a. carpenter by trade and has beer
employed by the contractors in the
city. He was q good husband and ia.
Their and evil liked by all who knew
him. He leaves his wife and three
children, John Isbicki and Mrs. Lena
SaWicka of Norwich and David T. Is.
bicki of Naugatuck. Another daugh'
ter died about 4 years ago.
Mrs. Frank c. Brewer.
Norwich friends of Mrs. Frank c
: Brewer of bingham, Mass. will BE-
grieved to learn of her death which
occurred at the home of her broth
in-law, Arthur H. Brewer. 81 Broad
| street, this city. early Sunday morn
, ing. Mrs. Brewer, who had been Wis
, iting here. had been in her usua
health and the end was unexpected
She was a woman of unusual character
!, and charmi and her death closes a lif'
singularly sweet and beautiful. She il
. survived by her husband, her son
Robert D. Brewer, and one grandson
Her maiden name was Sarah Du Bots
Frank h. Robinson.
! | Frank H. Robinson of Lebanon die
at sanatorium on Vine street. Hart
Y ford, Friday evening, after a long iil
E ness. He leaves four sisters Mis-
: Hattie E. Robinson and Miss Mary +
4 Robinson Of Lebanon. Mrs. Nellie 4
D Lilley OF West Hartford and Mr.!
Louise Cooley of Wethersfeld. an
two brothers. Edwin L. Robinson. til
principal of the East Hartford IIig
V school. ana William Fl. Robinson c
Hartford.