Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-19
OBITUARY
Charles A. satterIee

DedlA CdIH6 OdLuIUdy TOTnAnS SuQ- denly to Charles A. Satterlee of Gales disease of the heart MT Satterlee. when desk writing a letter. The news of his death was a shock to all who knew him although he had been feeble for some years.
 Charles A. Satterlee was born in Gales Ferry Sept. r, 1885, where he attended the pubHc school and obtained his ele- mentary education. He attended a, pre- paratory school at Elmira. N Y, and became a graduate of that institution.
 He was a marine engineer and dur ing the Civil War he was in the naval service in that capacity.
 He afterwards enlisted in the Coast Guard service where he served for a period of 20 years or more, also in the | capacity of engineer, retiring abuut 35 years ago at which time he returned home to spend the rest of his days.
 Besides his wife he leaves a daughter Alice, who makes her home with her mother, and a son, Elmer Satterlee of 1 New Haven, having lost one son, Charles in the world war when he was in the naval service and on the U. S. s. Tam l pa when it disappeared mysteriously. He also is survived by a brother, Dr i Dwight Satterlee of Los Anglese, Cal Captain Constance Webb ChatfleId ' Captain Constant Webb ChatfieId died Sunday night, Dec. 11th. in Voluntown, 1 Conn.,, at the home of his wife's mother, Mrs. Ezra Briggs, after an illness of several months. He was born in Ches- 1 ter, Conn, in 1849, his parents being William Chatfeld and Temperance Webb 1 Chatfeld his wife.
 At an early age he went to sea and ] became a captain when about 21 years
 of age and was recognized as a capa- pble navigator. He gave up going to sea five years ago and had since lived in Voluntown where he was well known and much respected citizen, hav- 1 ing represented his town in two success 1 sive legislatures.
 Captain Chatfeld was married twice his first wife being Mrs Ada Josephine
 Bond who had two daughters, Mrs
 George A. Alcott of East Haddam and
 Mrs. Thomas c. Ham of Yonkers, New
 York
 In June. 1907, he married Miss Emily
 F. Briggs of Voluntown, who survives
 hipi. He was a member of the Episcopa
 church and also of Wooster lodge, A. F
 and A. NJ, of New Haven.
 He was descended from good old New England stock. He was always a genial
 generous, warm-hearted man, with thu z. graceful faculty of making friend.
 wherever he went His death thougi not unexpected at the last was a shocl
 to hls family and friends who feel hi
 loss keenly.
 Funeral services were conducted at Inf
 late home on Wednesday morning, De
 cen1ber 14th, by the Rev. George A. Al J 10+N Trf1 4v, . cemetery, at DeepeRiver. Conn. ! James Thomas Cox t James Thomas Cox son of Patrick an = Margaret Cox, died at the home of hi
 parents at 120 Broadway on Sunday fo r lowing an illness of several months.
 The boy was born in Norwich on Ma V IS, 1911.
 1, He attended St. Patrick's parochia 9 school where he was extremely popula . with his schoolrnates and with his ir
 structors. Although he has been III fC
 a long time he bore his suffering wit l. wonderful patience for a. boy his age. F : had been a very active boy blessed wit . good health and a boy among boys I Il to the time of his illness. He was $ boy who made many friends and tho. q who knew him extend their heartfe y sympathy to the bereaved parents . Besides his parents he leaves a brotI g CT John. his grandparents, uncles ar 'f other relatives.
 H. Mrs. Edward Wright - Mrs Clara Dupre Wright, wife of E S ward Wright of 50 Boswell avenue, ii, in this city on Sunday following a sho
 illness. Although Mrs. Wright had n
 been in good health for some time n
 condition did not become series unt
 several days ago.
 i4 She was born in Baltic 4s years a; Il the daughter of MT. and Mrs Charl le Dupre. She was married to Edwa le Wright in Baltic number of yea ,e ago and has made her home in this ci t. for a number of years She was mer IT Der of St. Patrick church. She leav f. her husband, 8 daughter and other rt Is atives.