Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-24
OBITUARY
Mrs. Henry ?. James.


 Maria L., wife Of Henry P. James died at her home, g Peck street, on Monday morning, at 11.45 o'clock. Uneomplainingly she bore her long illness and the end came peacefully. She was born in StoninEton, Feb. 2S, 1858, the daughter of Thomas ". and Mary Weaver Capron.
 The decea sed was a member of Sa- chem Chapter No. 57, o. E. S., of this city. Besides her husband she is survived by three daughters, Mrs. George H. Stanton, Mrs. F. c. Geer and Ella NJ. James. One son, Frank J. James, and four grandchildren of this city. an aged mother and one sister of Wickford, R. I.
 William E. Brown.
 William E. Brown died Monday in New London at the age of 7S years MT. Brown was a native of North Stonington and for many years lived in the town of Montville, then moved to New London, where he has made his home for the past 20 years. He is survived by his wife and two sons William and Frank, and a daughter, Mrs. J. s. Collins of New London.
 Mrs. Grover c. Main. Mrs. Lena Main of North Stoning- lOH ulSu dt the Lawrence ana M emo rial Associated hospital in New Lon don Monday morning, a short time after she was. admitted. She was 31 years old and leaves her husband, Grover c. Main.
 Herbert L. James. Herbert l.. James, 1s, for many years prominent in industrial and | financial life in Rockville. died at his home there Friday evening after being l confined to his home for two months 1 He was the son of Elisha Benjamin | Reynolds James and was born in Wil- 1 lington. He attended Bacon academy 1 at Colchester and Rockville High school. He entered the weave room 1 of the Florence mill in 1858 and in , June, 1859, became clerk In August. | 1881, he became treasurer of the Rock l Manufacturing company and retained I the office of secretary and treasurer | until 1901. He was president of the 1 old Rockville railroad and was di- rector in the Savings Bank of Rock | vllle and the First National bank and | vice president of the latter institution. 1 He was a staunch republican His first 1 wife, who died Feb. 12, 1890. was Miss | Anna Frances Leavitt ef Winas6rvi11e March 24, 1Ss6, he married in Brnok- lyn. N. Y. Ella Reed, widow of George 1 T. Cruttenden, who survives him. He also leaves son. Howard K. James of Alameda, Cal, who left a week ago for l the coast.
 Mrs. Henry F. BoItz Following sort illness at the Law. renee Memorial Associated hospital at | New London Emma E. Zahn, wife of Renery F. Boltz, died there late Mon day morning.
 Mrs. Boltz was born in this city 2a years ago, the daughter of the late | Frank Zahn and Emma zahn. She was united in marriage with Henry F Boltz about years ago and shortly afterwards they went to Allentown Pa, where they lived for a year. For the past three years she has made her home in New London where her hue band has been employed as a ma chinist by the New London Shin and Engine company. Besides her hi1s- | band she leaves a boy three years old /! and an infant one day old. There aye two brothers surviving, Paul and Froil zahn of this city. Mrs. Boltz alsc leaves her mother who resides in this city.
 Walter N. Jackson. The death of Walter N. Jackson aged 2e, of 19 Penobscot street. oc. cured Monday afternoon after ar illness of two weeks with pneumo mia. He is survived by his wife, wht was Miss Mildred Comstock, and three children. He has been er. ployed by the New Haven railroad,