Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-15
OBITUARY Charles E, Hilton

After a serious illness of over eight months Charles E. Hilton died Wednes- day morning at 12:10 o'clock. He had been in poor health for the past IS months
 Mir Hilton was born in Norwich and was the son oI Charles O., and Lydia Northrop Hilton. For some years he was employed as a telegraph operator in the local Western Union office. Later he was a train dispatcher for the Nor wist and Worcester Railroad. In 1893 he went to Taunton, Wass. where, until seven years ago, he was terminal agent. His period of service with the Norwich and Worcester road and N. Y, N. H. and Hartford road covered 43 years. The deceased was member of St. James Lodge No. 23, F. and A. M, and he was one of the founders of the Ar canum club. On Sept. IT, 1887, he mar ried Miss Kate Coe in Newton, Mass | Mrs. Hilton died in Taunton seven years ago.
 Surviving are four sisters Mrs. Albert M. Kennedy Miss Emma L. Hilton, Miss Grace A. Hilton and Mrs. J. Frank | Corey, all of this city. Frank M. Hilton, brother, died in this city December A, 1916.
 Walter Kupins4d | Following an illness of four days, l Walter Kupinski died Wednesday morn ing at o'clock at his home. 715 Boswell avenue. He waS born in Poland 39 years ago but had passed the greater part of his life in this city. For over 20 years he was employed in the Greene vile car barn.
 About 1900 he was united in marriage with Julia Mednick in St. Mary's church.
 James Wade of Lisbon was pleasantly sons and one daughter.
 Mrs. Daniel E. Daley
 Mary Ann O'Keefe, wife of Daniel E. Daley, died Wednesday evening about s o'clock at her home 435 Boswell avenue. Mrs. Daley had been i'll for the past year. She was 57 years of age.
 She is survived by her husband and several children.
 Mrs. 4. c. Hooper.
 The death of Mrs. A. C. Hooper, . former resident of this city, occurred las Saturday at her home, 325 East 21s street Brooklyn, N. Y. She had been il failing health for some time.
 Mrs. Hooper was the daughter of Will jam and Anna McCune and was born il this city about 40 years ago. She wa employed as a clerk in the Boston Stor and was married in this city to A c Hooper. Their home had been in Nev York and Brooklyn for about IS years where Mir. Hooper was a broker. Beside her husband she leaves a son. She als leaves her uncle. c. Frederick Spa1din
 of this city.
 Edgar J. Slocum. Edgar J. Slocum 69, resident c Westerly for the past thirty-six year! died suddenly Friday afternoon abou 415 o'clock at the Lorraine mill, wher . he was employed as a painter. MT. Slocu1
 went to his work Friday morning in tn t best of health and was painting at tn ? mill when he suddenly pitched forwar = on the floor dead. The physician calle attributed the sudden death to hea4 j. trouble.
 . MT, Slocum had brSu in the employ (
 the Lorraine company for the past 2 l years. He was born in HN7kinton i |. 1852 and March l. 1885, married MT e Lillian A. Fisher of Mystic They ha1
 made their home in Westerly ever sine Mir. Slocum was member of the Wes erly Veteran Firemens association, u
 Westerly Cycle club and the Golde . Cross.
 . :, Besides his wife he is survived by or |. q daughter. Mrs. Mabel L. Gaunt, of L, ' Angeles, Cal, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Jam
 NJ. Shea of New London, a sister, Mir = Alma Warrington, of Norwich and or : grandson.
 e Burial is to be in North stonington.