Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-24
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Dsvii1 P. Clark.

Mrs. David P. Clark.
 The many friends of Mrs Eliza Clark, widow of the latel David P. Clark, of Greeneville, will be pained to hear of her death whicl- occurred at the home of her daughter. Mrs. H. H. Hewes of Oak Park, H., February 20th, at the ad- yanced age of 4Ss years She was united in marriage with the late Daniel P. Clark in 1859. MT. Clark died 36 years ago. Her early life was spent in Greeneville After the death or her husband she made her home with her daughter in Oak Park. She is survived by two children, Mrs. H. H. Hewes of Oak Park and Fred N. Clark, tliA well known musi- elan of this city. There ale five grandchildren, Herbert N. Clark of this city, Fred E. Clark of Los Angeles, Cal, Harry E. Hewes of Chicago, Mrs. Perry Robbins and Mrs. Scott Hodges of Oak Park Also three great grandchildren, William s. Clark of Mystic, Gene Robbins and Scott Hodges, Jr., of Oak Park Mrs. Clark was Of a loving disposition and her death will be felt by her many friends in this city. She will be buried in Woodlawn cemetery, Oak Park. Mrs. Leander Lewis.
 Mrs. Mary A. Lewis, 9S, widow of Le- ander Lewis old-time merchant of New London, died Wednesday morning at her home in New Londen, after a, brief | illness. She was born in Montville, a daughter of Isaac and Mary Chapel
 Whipple, and was descended from some
 of the oldest families of Montville Ot
 five children. one survives. John Whipple | of Lincoln avenue, this city. Mrs Lew.
 is leaves, besides her brother, a son | Walter Lewis.
 Mrs. Lewis was member of the First IBaptiSt church
 | Charles H. HurIburt.
 l Charles H. Hurlburt, for many years z
 resident of Norwich. died suddenly or Tuesday at his home in Glastonbury
 where he has resided for the past thret
 years. MT. Hurlburt came to Norwich il 1864 and for many years was connected with business interests in this city.
 He was born in Sorners in 1s4O, wher
 he spent his early years. He came t 1 Norwich when "A years of age, beinj
 employed by local merchants. and late
 opening a Grocery store on the West Sid
 which he conducted for many years. Af
 ter retiring from the grocery business h
 conducted a livery business on Centrs
 wharf, retiring from v active bushes about 10 or F years gao. For man tyears he resided at g Pearl street. About 55 years ago he was united i marriage with Caroline Kibbe, who die about four years ago. shortly after M and Mrs. Hurlburt had celebrated thei 5Oth wedding anniversary. Three year 2 ago he was again married, his secon , wife being Susan Very of Hartfort , Since his second marriage he has reside ? in Glastonbury.
 t MT. Hurlburt at one time was
 member of the common council. He wa
 also prominent Mason, being a men f Der of Somerset lodge, No. 34, F. and r M, Franklin chapter, No. 4, R. A. M Franklin council, No. 3, R. and s. M B Columbian, commandeFy, No. 4, K. T
 King Solomon lodge of Perfection, Va
 Rensselaer, council. Princes of Jerusalen Norwich chapter of Rose Croix and Col nectcut consistory.
 : He is survived by his second wife. tT sons. Clarence of Boston and Charles (
 Brooklyn, and one sister, Mrs. Cady ( y Rockville.
 Mrs. Nicholas Stebbins Mrs. Elizabeth Stebbins, widow , t Nicholas Sebbins, died Wednesday mar ing at her home in Bozrah after an il
 ness Of eight months. Mrs, Stebbins ", I born in Bozrah s5 years ago, the daugl [ ter of Charles and Caroline Lat5aro l Avery. She isas always been a reside, s Of Bozrah where she was a respecte T and highly esteemed woman
 I Sne IS survived by brother, S. c. Al
 cry Of Norwich Town, two nieces, MT c Lily Smith of Norwich and Mrs, Cla1 l ence Parker Of Bozrah, and six n, ,, pheWs, Clarence DeWolf of Norwich S w. Avery of Montvilie, G. Orrin Ave, = of Salem. Charles w Avery of Bozra r Center, D. W. Avery of Hoosick. N V
 and Frank S. Avery of New York.