Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
OBITUARY.
Sister N. Theedosius.

Sister w. Thee dosius.
 Sister NJ. Theodosius (McCann) died at St. Francis hosnital, Hartford, Thursday. She had been teacher in St. Patrick's school there for the past twenty years. She leaves a brother. Rev. c. T. McCann, pastor of St. Bridget's church in Manchester, for merly of the Sacred Heart church, Norwich Town, and three sisters the Misses Bridget and Sarah McCann of Manchester. and Catherine AcCann, Junior principal of the Westport High school. The funeral was held at St. Patrick's church. Hartford. on
 Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, with
 solemn requiem high mass. Burial was in the Sisters Cemetery in West Hartford.
 Edward J. Moriarty.
 Edward J. Moriarty son of Edward Moriarty. of No. 37 Eastern avenue, New London. died Friday at a sana- | toriurn at Preston, were he went ( fortnight ago. to receive treatment | for d mental aiiment. Mfr. Moriarty was i 34 years of age and is survived ty q wife and little daughter, three sis- | ters. Mrs. John Mccarthy and Miss Margaret Moriarty of New London, and Mrs. Ernest J. Cooney, of New | York.
 Mir. Moriarty had been employed as night ticket agent by the New York New Haven 4 Hartford railroad some time and latterly employed as cAshiei at the New London freight ofice oi the Central Vermont railroad. About three months ago Mir Moriarty dis T played signs of failing health and h' ] was compelled to abandon active ern
 ploynent and seek relief by placint himself under the care of physician
 Mr. Moriarty's condition did not i'm prove but instead. became worse causing him to further seek relief in ; | sanatoriun1. His condition. however
 gradually grew worse until the end. Mrs. Patrick Sheehan. Mary Lynch, wife of Patrick Shee han, died at her home at 13 Wart street on Saturday morning followini
 an illness of only a few days Mrs Sheehan has made her home here fo many years and is well known to large circle of friends.
 She was born in Ireland and whel a young woman was married to Pat i, rick Sheehan, coming to this countr- shortly after. She was a member 0 2 St. Patrick's church. She is survive by four daughters, Mrs Jane Field: : Misses Annie, Abbie and Kate Since , han. and one son, Patrick Sheehan, c
 Sacramento. Cal. She also leaves tw ; sisters, Mrs. Johanna Brennan of thi 5t city and Mrs. Bridget Sullivan { l, Moosup.
 j. Mrs. Daniel 4. Gotham. !. Following an illness of ten days wit ], arterio sclerosis, Mary E. Chapman { widow of Daniel 4. Bothan1, died Sun T day morning at the home of her sor z John A. Bothan1, at Horton's Gov, . Mrs. Botham has been a lifelong resi- c dent of Montville, having been bor : there on March IS, 1s46. the daughte
 of Lemuel and Jane Adams Chapman : On Aug. 14. 1859. she was unite f in marriage with Daniel A Bothar g ard made her home in Montviile u : 10 five years ago. when Mir Bothar = dscd She then went to live with he y sor John, where she has resided wit . tha exception of some time spent wit t he other son, Frank F. Botham. f Trading Cove. Mrs. Botl1am was
 member of the Uncasville Methodi. - church for many years.
 r She Is the last of her family an }, her sons are her only surviving reis ;, tives.