Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
OBITUARY.

Mrs Julia. P, Silva widow o. Antoine
Silva died Monday afternoon al the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. John Hogan, 81
Cutler street New London She was IS
years Of age and had lived in New Lon
don most of her life. She is survived by
six daughters, Mrs. John Hogan, Mrs 20,
sei2h Perry OF Provicetown, Mrs. Charles
Maynard Of Mystic Mrs Mary kvel,ar,
Mrs John Sanders and Ms Antone Enc
Of New London. She also leaves SO
Antoine Silva who lives in Boston.
warren Burnett
Warren Burnet Of Old Mystic, died Mon
day night at 7 o'clock at the home Of his
daughter, Miss. Clara A. Rurnet IN Old
Mystic. He was 81 years Of age and a
member of the G. A. r. and also Of the
Masons. Death was due to cerebral hem
! orrhage. Besides his daughter he Is sur
vived by a brother, Hiram Burnet OF Brook
Street, Mystic. MI Burret was one Of
the oldest residents and spent most Of his
life in Old Mystic VII, - excention OF
few years when he made his home
| the west
Miss Hattie B. Alien.
(Contributed)
Miss Hattie Brewer Allen, who died
March g. at the Lawrence Memorial hos
pital, New London. was the second
daughter. of the late Ethan and Mary
Adams Allen Of Hanover and was born
at the Allen homestead In that village.
Miss Allen received her early eduea-
ton in the public school and spent sew
eral years at boarding schools in Au-
| burnda1e, Mass. and in Hartford. A
number of years ago she. with the 9TH
er members of her family, removed TIC
New London, where She identified her
self with various charitable organiza.
! tions. The Y. W. C. A. was Of special
| interest to her.
j Miss Allen was an accomplished plan.
/ ist which talent she used to assist II
public entertainments. Her chief inter
est was in her home. where she was eff
f1cient In the many arts Of .housewtfery
Her many friends Remember her. .as
genial, warm hearted and comG,a Mon
able. The late Senator Thomas H. Al
len was a. brother as was also Ebenezel
Allen Of Norwich formerly Of Hanover
| Miss Allen is survived by three sisters
Misses Mary and Olive Allen and Mrs
Maude A. Williams.
| The funeral services were eonductet
/ at her late nome on WMletts,, avenue
New London, by the Rev. J., Beveridg
Lee, Of whose church she was mem
her, and the inerunent was in the fam
lily plot in Hanover.
Mrs. John P. winters
! The death Of Margaret Howard, widow
Of John P Winters, occurred at 1885,
O'Clock at her home, No. IS Myers avenue
Mrs. Winters HAD lived in Norwich fo
AZ years.
i In 1855 she was united in marriag
with John P. Winters the welding tax
ing place in London. Mr.. Winters VIII
for years had been employed at the Bos
ton store died August IS, 1920.
Surviving Mrs. Winters are. two sons
John T. Winters Of Union s+reet and Pa
rick ]. Winters Of Wallingtotd, and O
daughter Mrs. Loais Cuttih Of this city
Mrs. Lizzie seisel
Mrs. Lizzie. seigel, 81, formerly Of Nor
wich,, died Monday, at the home Of he
, daughter Mrs. s, Goldman, in New Yor
city following an illness Of three months
Mrs. Seigel was born In Odessa, Russia
! ana came to this country about 35 year
ago, locating IN Norwich where she re
manned until year ago when she wen
: to New York to, live. Mrs ,SefgeI IS sur
5 vived by four daughters, Mrs s. Gold
& man of New York, Mrs. s. Zalinger g
: Bridgeport Mrs. NJ. S8artzberg Of Me-
S York and Mrs William Tractterfoerg {
: Norwich Her husband died in odess
t shortly before she came to Norwich.