Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-17

Mary A. Ring. the ceremohy being Der formed by Rev. Father Mullen. By this union there were four son, Michael F. and Joseph F. Champion of this city, David I. Campion of New Rochelle, \. l., and William A. Canipion, who died in Mer1dtn February IS, 1919. Ills vie died August 21, 1893.
 On october :, 1885 he vas asSin married, his second bride being .Johan- nah Delaney who survives him. BesidS the three sons he is also survived 6y two grand daughters, Eleahor Canipiofi of Meriden and Madeline Campion of New Rochelle.
 In the early part of hfs residence In this city, he was employed in the nille in Greeneville, but in 1875 he started in the hack business. c0htinuing ih this tifi- | til Aug. 24, 1911, when he retired He was long one of the best known figures l in the hack business In this city and held the high esteem. of d host of friends tnd acquaintances.
 Tn 1904 MT. campion made | tfip to l Ireland to visit his native town. He was the last Of lis Immediate family.
 Mrs. c. B. Bromley
 Mrs. Frances Bromley, 7s, wife of Rev. c. B. Bromley. Minister of the Methodist chufch at Windsorviile, died in the Hartford Hospital Saturday morning. She leaves her husband. a son and a daufshter. The funeral was held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Stevens of Vernon. Sunday afternoon at o'clock Services were conducted by Rev. Mf Hurd of Manchester. The body viii be taken to Packerville Tuesday f6r burial
 Patfiek !. EgaA
 Patrick J. Egah, e5, clerk of the bdafs O. watA- commissioners since 1893, Akd orr of the -1ost prominent residents 6, 1 New Britain died at his home At No. s3c Maple street in that city Saturday night following A weeks illness with pneu. monia.
 MT. Egan was born in Colchester. .Apri 3, 1855, the son of Matthew Egan and Honorah Coneer Egan. He went to Nsa Britain about fifty years ago when hh family moved to that city.
 In 1893 he was appointed to the b6art of water commissioners as c-erk. Foi several years he served as chair1nan. of thl body later restinlng his duties as ciefk He married Catherine kennedy ih N8 vember. 1881. '
 He has been trustee and pew coll6ctoi at St. Mary's church for many years. ant was secretary of the Holy Nafne Soe.etj of that parish. He vas ais3 prominent il the William Harty Branch, Ahcient orde of Hibernians. fs Besides his wife, he leaves soh, Mat thew L. Egsn and two daughters, Mis5e Honor and Marion Egan. also a brother Matthew Egan at the New Britain pos office and three sisters, Misses Mary Margaret and Bridget Egan, sii Of tha city.
 Franklin r. ThSmas.
 Franklin P. fhoifias, 53 ysafs ol, who for 31 years has been salesman i Pittsfield, Mass. without losing a .da from illness until last week, died .iat Friday in House of Mercy h0sphal, 1 Pittsfield following an operati0n fSr gal stones on Wednesday.
 Mir. Thomas was twice married, Ii first wife having been Loretta Beeb daughter of Lefi w. Beebe, famous a the hermit and weather prophet of Beal : town Mountain in South Lee. His Eet ? ond wife. who was Miss Marion Wallac of Pittsfield, survives him. with his f. ,, ther, a sister and brsther of Mysti Conn, Mir. Thomas birthplace.
 Mrs. Lathet E. Davis.
 Mrs. Anrse NJ. (RAtes) Davis, wiss f Luther F. Davis of Is Wolcott stree e Maiden, died at her home there Frida f tiiorfiitE, at the age Of fifty eight yekf She was formerly Miss AfhiG M. Bat