Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
OBITUARY. Clyde GadbOis.

Clyde Gadbois, 36, of East Lyme, an electrician. died at the Lawrence and Memorial Associated hospital in New London late Saturday afternoon of tu- berculosis. He was widower, his wife having died three years ago. His death was partly from the result of an ac- cident in Pawtucket five years ago, when he received an electric shock, which severely injured his health
 He was born in East Lyme, the son of MT. and Mrs. Irving W. Gadbois.l He was educated in the public schools there and in Norwich. For many years he was employed by the Southern New England Telephone Co. and lately with the Electric Power Co., He has one child, a daughter, Elizabeth, aged g years.
 Besides his daughter he is survived by four brothers, Louis Walter and Wolford, of New London county, and Edward, who is in the west; three sis ters, Mrs. Jennie Monroe. Miss Flora Gadbois and Miss Julia Wheeler, and l several nephews and ~nieecs.
 Miss Caroline A. Stevens. Miss Caroline A. Stevens for many years principal of the Broad street 1 school and one of the best known of the grammer school teachers in thisl 1 | following an illness of two years. | She was born in Minnesota, June 27 1857, the daughter of the late Henry F and Nancy Whitney Perkins Stevens When child her parents returned east | locating in Norwich where she has since made her home She attended the Nor. wich Free Academy, being graduated 1T | the class. of 1877, and later from the Willimantic Normal school She taugh' i in the schools here until the opening o
 the Broad street school and then wen
 to that school as principal where sht
 remained until two years ago when Il
 health forced her to resign from tn,
 teaching staff.
 Miss Stevens is survived by he
 mother, who resides at the Shelterin,
 Arms and is 92 years old. a brother, Dr
 Henry Burt Stevens of Boston and thre
 nieces.
 With the passing of Miss Stevens tn schools of Norwich lose an excsllen educator and 8 woman of exceptiona qualities and enc who has made man friends in Norwich by her charitabl and kind disposition.
 Edward SiIyeira Edward Christiano Silveira, 42, die at his home, 11S Willetts avenue. Nev
 i4OlAVOll NhOHudy HlSHl al { CLOCK 1ror 4 cancer of the stomach, after a long i'll ness. He was widely known in fraterna
 circles. Mir, Silveira was born on S George, Azores Islands, April 4, 1879, tn r son of Manuel Silveira and Mary. Chris 5 tiano He came to this country at tn age of nine years. landing in Province
 town, where he attended school and CT gagged in construction work. He cam f to New London about 22 years ago an on January 19, 1904, he and Mary l
 Fowler of Noank, were maFried. He COT f tinued in the construction business an n was recently. reelected builders bushes
 agent for Carpenters Union, No. 30, an n was at the time of his death, treasurer ', the Carpenters union, state counci if Among the fraternal organizations h which at various times he served in di n ferent capacities were: Pequot lodge, h o. o. F., Orion Encampment. Osprey R
 'beIah lodge. Loyal Order of Moose, Pc
 tuguese Fraternity, St, Joseph's societ t Modern Woodmen of America and Roy E Neighbors
 Il Besides his wife he is survived by fo,
 children, Edwinna L., Louise M, Mer s, E., and Anna L. Silveira, all of New Lo u don, and niece, Miss Clotilde Silveir e- a student at the Lawrence and Memori E. Associated hospital.