Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
OBITUARY
Charles Denison Allen.

Charles Den1Son Allen, a cousin or | William H. Allen of 20 Church street. | died Sunday. March $, at his home in Berkeley, Cal. MT. Allen, who was born in this city 7S years ago, was member of one. of the pioneer families of Cali 1 fornia. He had been a resident of Cali fornia since 1854 and had taken an &C., tive interest in it's upbuilding.
 Relatives of MT Allen In casrern Con necticut include the following cousins: William H. Allen of 20 Church street, this city Charles N.:yes Allen Uf South Wilmington and Clinton Allen of New London Edwin R. Allen of Hopkinton R, l., is also cousie O. MT. Alien.
 With reference to Mir. Aliens life the Oakland (CaL) Tribune of March Sth says:
 His father, Oliver Allen, came to Cali i fornia in 1S49 on the May Flower" which he and sixty other gold seekers had purchased and sailed lround the Horn. Oliver Allen settled in Marin county, where, some years later. ne and his s0li, l Charles Allen, purchased 2000 acres ia 1 Nicaso township. After disposing of his holdings iQ Ma rin county, Charles AlleI entered. ousi- ness in San Francisco as a member of the Bonestell-Allen Paper Ctinpsny He was also member of the San Francis co Produce Exchange
 For many years and up to the time of his death he had been trustee for the AJudge Stanley estate jn Napa county, where he also owned farming interests.
 He was descended from the Ethan AL len family and on his mothers side 5s well came down from Revolutionary stock.
 MT Allen was the husband of Mrs.
 Florence G. Allen, who survives him, and the father of Mrs. Earle Ireland Holmes
 and the late Charles Leslie Allen, and
 grandfather of Constance and Allen
 Holmes.
 William Scott.
 Early Thursday morning, William ) Scott, for many years a printer employed
 by local newspapers, died at the Homeo. f pathic hospital in Providence, where ht i had gone for treatment for intestina I trouble.
 f MT. Scott was a native of England, be f ing born there 49 years ago, the son O.
 the late William and Margaret Scott. H.
 came to this country when a boy anc learned the printers craft in Providence . Later he became a comDositor on th 7 Norwich Morning Bulletin. He late | | went to New Britain and then to Nev Jersey wheer he became a linotype oper
 ator. About 12 years ago he returned t
 Norwich as an operator. Several year T S has since resided
 g While in Norwich he was a men1be d of the choirs of the Broadway and Trin ity Episcopal churches He was also J. mneber of the International Typographi I. cal Union. He is survived by, his wifi s who was Miss Lillian Peckham of Dan If ielson, and two daughters.
 l. Henry B. Storey. 10 Henry B. Storey, life long residen
 of Norwich, died at his home at Il a Mt Pleasant street on Friday mornin s. following an illness of about one weel le Mr Storey was stricken with shoe IS while in his barber shop at 78 Yves S, Main street on last Saturday and faile 70 to regain his strength.
 He was born in this city 4S years az, 4. the son of Nathan and Louisa Walwort m Storey He learned the barberng trad h, and for the past twenty yefrs has worl ar ed in the shop at 7s Main street COT e. ducting it for the past few years Sc, at eral years ago he purchased the bus
 ness from MT. GrodotSSy who moved California. He was united in marrias ; by Rev. Hugh Trs2nor in +his city c n' November 25, 1909, with Miss Dorotf .e Ann Mahoney who survives her husban He also leaves two sisters. . He was member of St. Patrick ! church and several organizations
 Orrin B. Blackstone. h. Orrin E. Blackstone. for many yea he a resident of Norwich, died suddenly Fr CT day morning at his home, 4S Eight cd street, as the result of an attack , a. acute indigestion.
 .s MT. Blackstone was born in Bristol
 H., on August 27, 1853, and came
 Norwich when a young man. He w ,G' united in marriage here in 1875 to Mi ,v' Minnie I. Schroeder. MT. Blackstone s lie well known in Norwich being a menb 'u, of the First Spiritual Union and for se gu eral years he has been employed at i UT J. BG. Martin company in TaftviIle.
 He is survived by his wife, two dang is- ters, Hadie L. Blackstone and Helen an Blackstone of this city and a son. or Bruce Blackstone.