Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-04
OBITUARY.

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Mrs. Gertrude Maude Phillips, wife
terford station of the New Haven
road, died. at the Lawrence hospital
III New London on Friday from pneu-
monia. Mrs. Phillips gave birth to a
son at the hospital three days ago.
Mrs. Phillips was 81 years old and
beside her husband and the infant
she leaves two sons, Clyde and |
and Mrs. D. A. Beckwixl and is sur
vived by her parents and brother
Dennis w. Sullivan. /
The death of Dennis w. Sullivan
occurred at o'clock Thursday eve
ming at his home at 13S Bank street |
New London. Mr.. Sullivan was a |
native of Montville and came to New
London when a boy. Mr.. Sullivan has |
been i'll for the past year. He is sur
vlved by his wife. his mother. and
three sisters, Miss Catherine Sullivan,
Miss Alice Sullivan and Mrs. Agnes
Fftch and an uncle, 7. p Sheehar, all
Of New London.
Mrs. Patrick Farley.
Death came suddenly early Thurs
day night to Mrs. Nora Farley. widow
of Patrick Farley, at The home of her
nephew, William Ryan OF 81 School
| street, New London Mrs. Farley
went to her room after supper and
nortly afterwards her dead body was
found by Mr.. Ryan. Medical Exam
lfer Ii. Ii. Iey9r was notified by the
Eolice and he decile1 deaf was dua
: 20 the infirmitiei II old age.
Mrs. Farley had been in poor health
for some time. She was Il former
/ resident of Norwich, but Lad been
: making her home with her nephew,
who was formerly in charge Of TIC
Kew London trolley lines of eha Shore
} Line Electric Railway 90.
= Mrs. Anna Gallup.
Mrs. Anna Gallup died at her home
OH the Laurel Hill road early Friday
morning. She was born in Ledyard
: July 10, 1885, the daughter of Avery
Y and Mary Haley Gallup.
Mrs. Gallup was married to Major
n Jacob L. Gallup on Sept 9, 1857, and
/, is survived by one son mad one daugh-
= ter Jacob Gallup and Mrs. James /
Hewitt, both of Norwich: also a sis
/ ter Miss Lucy Gallup, of Providence,
:. r. ]. There are two grandchildren,
- Emily and Jacob Gallup, Jr.
n Mrs Gallup was one of the oldest
G members of the Ledyard Congrega-
5 tlonal church and has for the last 80
Years been president of its Missionary
society, in which she has always taken
the deepest interest.
For the past 90 years Mrs. GalIup
. mas lived with her daughter, Mrs
- James !. Hewitt. Her long and active
life has been one of devotion to her
family, her church and her friends.
# John 3. Cyr.
- Following u short illness with in
e. fluena John b. Cyr died at his home
r at III Boswell avenue on Friday.
a Mr.. Cyr was taken sick on Saturday
s. Of last week as he was at work al
the Groton Iron works.
J., Mr.. Cyr was born in Canada about
l. forty years ago the son of Joseph and
Of Adelaide Blanchard Cyr. He has made
&. his home in this city for about thirty
ID years living in Greeneville most OF
d the time, and is a member of the
Foresters and st. Mary's church He
D., leaves his wife and five daughters and
Of two sons. There is a brother in Plain
j. field.
til Mr.. Cyr was machinist by trade
= was industrious and highly esteemed
~ by his employers and was a loving
m husband and kind father in all his
home relations.
Mrs. David c. judd
Word was received in this city or
4 Friday Of the death of Mrs. David c
,n Judd at her home in West Upton
al Mass Mrs. Judd had been i'll will
III Influenza for only about six days.
re The deceased was born in thi!
10 city the daughter of John and the lat
,h Margaret Ffnnety Grady. She ha.
II made her home here up to about two
- years ago when she moved to Yves
:: Jpton. She was married to David C
8; Judd in ST. Marys church ten year
Us ago. She received her education il
X St. Mary's school and was a devoted
n. member of st. Mary's parish. Sh
tN leaves her husband and daughte
he Esther May Judd in West Upton, he
r father one sister Mrs. Katherine Lor,
Of this city and three brothers, Will
lam and Thomas of this city an
John who is with the American force
in France.
o.. Charles H. Laid.
ne The death of Charles Hazen Lad
so who had been a resident in the tow
~ of Sprague for many years occurre
~, on Friday evening in this city. He i
~ survived by two daughters, Mrs. Al
'iu bert Il. Cruthers of Washington stree
~ and Mrs. jeremiah Mahoney of Frank
yae lin, and son Leon, who lives in Nor
,a4 witch.
ISIS James ConneII.
Le- James Council, who died at'the HON
a of his daughter, Mrs. Nellie T. Nun
nd ply at SO Summer street, on Thursda
M o pneumonia, was born in Ireland, bl
his for AZ years he had lived in this cit
ue, and had been employed as driver
the Z. Chappell Co. and others. H
wife died about 90 years ago.
Besides the daughter he lived wit
itv there is another daughter here, Mis-
nv Mary Connell. There is a son ar
his daughter in Chicago, Patrick al
lad Katherine Connell, and also a so
irs Daniel Cornell, in Bristol in this stat
lg- Mrs. Fred Smith.
Friday morning about ten o'cloc
tbs death OF Nina V SIN ", wido
). of Fred II. Smith occurred at h
mo home at 80 Maple streer following
an illress of seven days with infuenz
Law She was born in Preston IS years a.
we'd the daughter Of John y. and Emma
Smith. She was married 20 Fred
Smith about eighteen years ago
Rev Joseph T. Cobb Sine has lived
AIontvillc for many years, but for t
and past few months has lived al SO Maj
e., street and has been emD;oyed as
It's nurse. Her husband del about thr
years ago. Sic was a rier2bcr of S
chem ChaptCr @. /. =. AID of t
Home Chapter of Kings Daughte
wv" She was an attendant 1T tie Univers
80 list church. She leaves her parer