Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
oetruARY
Miss Edith F. Allen.

Miss Edith P. Allen, only daughter of
 Frank E. and L. Jennie Ray Allen, pass cd away at St Joseph's hospital Wilt
 mantle, Saturday. following an opera l tion- :
 She was born in Danielson, Conn, Sep
 tember 22 1887. The greater part of her life was spent in Scotland, where ehe l joined the Congregational church about fourteen years ago She remained a member till her death The last seven l years she made her home in Willimanfic, l having spent her summers at the camp ground since she was five s,eafs old New CT enjoying very good health, she has l been patient sufferer. Besides her par- ents She leaves brother, Herbert P. Allen and . hoct of friends to mourn her loss.
 William Cole. William Cole, for many years a resi- dent of Norwich, died at his home at 9A High street on Sunday foilOwins weeks illness with pneumonia Mf. l Cole came to Norwich when a young man and has spent practically all his 1 life here. He was employed in the wooden mills in this city for some time. He was a member of Grace Memorial church. He was married here and is survived by his wife and several nieces
 and nephews.
 \ Mrs. Elizabeth Jewett Brown. Mrs. Elizabeth Jewett Brown. of Pom. eret, died suddenly early Sunday rnorninr
 at the home of her sister, Mrs. Susan c Howe at Elm cottage, 97 Summit street Ms. Brown came to Norwich seVera
 weeks ago to stay with her sister, whs
 conducts home for aged people. Sh, had been suffering for nearly year, bu
 ner death came suddenly as the resul of bursting blood vessel on the brain.
 She was born in Greenfield, N. Y, 5. years ago, the daughter of the late Rev
 and Mrs. Ehenezkr Jewett Her fathe when he died four years ago was the old 1 est clergyman in the state. Mrs. BroFl had made her home in Pomfret a grea
 ne-.ly years where she married and ha. Z taught school. She was a woman of re g merkable intelligence, having been tn t author of several books and during tn : past year had completed several histori f cal sketches on Pomfret During the wa
 she was an earnest worker in war relic : work and tt was this that undermined he e health
 kI She is survived by her husband and tw t sisters, Mrs. Susan c. Howe of this cit a and Mrs. George Hicks of Abingdon Sh
 was a niece of the late A. S. Curtisl < The body was taken on Sunday afteraoo Q o 1olIAA SS nArAO IAfS AuhcId1 AS 10 , held.
 n Michael DaIy.
 T Michael Daily. about 5s years old, fe
 five years a coremaker at the Ney d London Ship and Engine Co. died Sa d urday morning in Norwich, following a ' operation performed last week He wa IT born in Warren, Mass, and liver thei s about 25 years ugo when he went 1
 work in Cambridge. Mass, end later
 New York state. New Jersey an din Ne ' London. He was formerly vice pres 7 dent of the Internatipnai Corenaker 2 i union and at the time of his death wa s president of the New London local Mol. CTS union. He was an ardent sport | man and followed baseball, rowing ar
 tennis with keen interest. MT. Daiy leay, $ a son, an honor student at Holy Gro, l. college and two daughters, one an hon, y student at Smith college. He also leay, l. two brothers
 The body was taken Saturday afte y noon to Warren, Mass
 Daniel r. Cosgrove Daniel F. Cosgrove. who opened wf; n was practically the first shoe store "a Marlboro. Mass, and was a brother . ,s J. F. Cosgroye of this city, died Saturda = morning at his home in Marlboro. F
 had been confined to his home sin<
 Christmas. Heart ailme1t was the eau, le of death Mir. Cosgrove was T years. sj U months and 12 days old
 U He was born in Dublin, Ireland. al | came to Mendon. Mass, in 1853. F T. leaves two brothers Michael E. and \ Al seph F. and a sister. Mrs Margaret E
 wife of William Brigham.