Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-10
OBITUARY. Mrs. Charles Fl. kimcaIl.

Friends of Mrs. Charles H. kimball were grieved Friday to learn of her death, which occurred Thursday night about 10 o'clock at her home, 324 Washington street, from angina pee tors. Mrs. Kinball had been in poor health for ten years and had failed rapidly ill the past three months. The end came suddenly and was quite un expected, as during the day and even- ing she had been out and around the yard.
 Mrs Kimball, whose maiden name was Mary A. Fleming, was born in Dumfriese, Scotland. March ,. 1871. In September 1894. in New York city. she was married to Charles II. Kimbalb | who survives her. together with a daughter, Ruth. who resides at home. | She is also survived by her mother, who resides in Dumfriese, and broth , CT in Newcastle Tyne, England. i Mrs. Kimball was of cheery person. ality and her quiet manners attracted 1 to her a large number of friends by whom she will be greatly missed. She : was a loving and indulgent mother 1 and a valuable helper to her husband : in. the Textile Shop. the success of 1 which was greatly due to her untiring 1 efforts and eXcellenk management ! Mir and Mrs. Kimball have lived for about 2t years in Norwich Town. dur 1 ing which they have made several 1 trips abroad.
 Patrick GaIlisan.
 The funeral of Patrick Galligan was held on Friday morning from his late home at 36 North. street with friends and relatives attending, some coming from Mystic, Stonington. Stafford 1 Springs and other places. There were many beautiful floral tributes. At the services at St. Patrick's church Rev. Peter J. Cuny sang the mass of re- quiem At the close of the services Mrs. F. L. Farrell rendered Face to Face. The bearers were six sons-in- law, Patrick Quinn of Norwich, Rich Donahue of Mystic, Timothy Lynch of Stoningtop, Louis Ely of Stafford l Springs and William Handrahan of 1 Norwich.
 Burial took place in St. Marys cem- etery.
 Mrs. Henrietta Stafford Clarke.
 Norwich relatives received tele- gram Friday. announcing the death at her home near Rochester. N. Y, of Mrs. Henrietta Stafford Clarke, daugh- Iter of the late Morgan and Emmeline l Warrington Stafford. The Stafford fam fly lived for fifty years on Union street in the third house above the Central Baptist church. Previous to
 her marriage in 1870 Mrs. Clarke was an active member of that church. MT.
 members when the church was formed in 1840. He was in business at 158
 Main street from 1S40 to 1887.
 l. Mrs. Clark was a very active, ener- getic woman, and will be well relnem- bered by many old friends ill Norwich who will be grieved to learn that she
 has passed away. She was much in- lterested in all forms of church work Her husband died several years ago and she has lost two of her five daughters. She is survived by one son,
 Morgan Stafford Clarke. who resides near his mothers late home. and by
 three daughters. Mrs. Doyle of hima, N. Y, with whom Mrs. Clarke has made her home for several years, Mrs.
 Bailey of St. Joseph. Missouri. and Mrs. Guillett of New York city. There
 are ten grandchildren.
 l The husbands of two of the daugh- ters are now overseas. Dr. Bailey be-
 ing in the Medical Corps. A. E. F, vice in France. Tn Norwich there is one nephew, William B. L. Cranston
 and there are six cousins. Herbert L. Warrington and Charles A. Warrington
 and Frank, William, Lucius and Hen |. ry Bill Fenton.
 1 Mrs. Frank J. McCone.
 After weeks illness with the grir Nellie E., wife of Frank McCone
 passed away at her home at F Pratt
 street at 1.15 o'clock this morning
 She was born in this ctty the daughter
 of Michael and Katherine Mccarthy
 Ryan. On June s. 1895, she was unit
 ed in marriage with Frank J. McCone
 of this city. Besides her husband she leaves one daughter, Katherine Gran
 ces McCone, a sister, Mrs. T. J. Han- drahan, and brother Michael J Ryan, of this city.