Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-23
OBITUARY. Richard Fitzgerald.

After a lengthy, illness Richard Fitz- gerald died Tuesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Bundy of 100 North Main street. He was born in Ireland and came to this country about 40 years ago making his home at 165 North Main street. For many years he was employ ed by the late George F. Bard, but re- tired from active work about six years REQ. While in this city he was united in marriage to Miss Ella Mccarthy, who died on October 14, 1921. Since the death of his wife he had made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Bundy of North Main street He is survived by the following children, Andrew Fitzgerald, Mrs. Fred Bundy of Norwich, Mrs. Frank Wiley of Dover. N. J., Jeremiah Fitzgerald, Will jam J. Fitzgerald and Mrs. James Kearns of this city and Mrs Frank Clish of Bos- ton. There are also several grandchil- dren and one great grandchild.
 MT. Fitzgerald was one of the oldest ' members of St. Mary's parish and a | member of the Holy Name society. He
 was an ardent Christian, a loving hus- | band and father, and his death removes
 one from a happy family whose place
 can never be refilfed.
 Henry Elmer Lewis.
 After an illness of about four weeks 1 Henry Elmer Lewis died Tuesday at hi.
 home on Main street. Central Village. MT 1 Lewis was born in Central Village 3! l years ago, the son of Mir. and Mrs Charles H. Lewis, and received his earl. 1 education in the public schools of the vii lage. Later he attended the Norwicl 1 Free Academy, graduating after fou | years course. He had often worked il
 the town clerks office in Central Villag
 and later joined his father in the druggis business, taking over the business at tn death of his father in 1915, and continu , ing it at the same place on Main stree'
 Mr. Lewis is survved by his mother, Mn Cora. N. Lewis, also of Central Village.
 He was a man of pleasing character honest in his dealings, and there ar l many friends who learned of his deat ; l with regret. His mother has the sympa 1 thy of the community her sad bereave . 1 merft.
 Mrs. Charles H. RayAes. 1l After an illness of about year. Mar 9 HoIlingsEorth, wife of Charles H. Rayne y died Wednesday afternoon at 3.15 o'clec
 at her home, Is Fourteenth street Sh
 was born in Lancashire, Eng, on Marc 4, 1858. the daughter cf James and E! S ther Dransfield Hollingsworth. MT ! Raynes had lived in this county for tf past 40 years. In England she was unite
 l In marriage 10 RoDerLS GFeenWooo HI
 later came to TaftviI9e with him. o
 June If, 1899, she was united in marriat
 l to Charles H. Raynes, who survives he q l with four stepch1dren, Mrs. John I Cousins of Norwich, Carl H. Haynes
 Springfield. Mrs. Dwight H. Hanks
 Storrs and Miss Flora Raynes, who liv' 70 at horr1e There is also one brother, Jol S J. Hollingsworth, of Norwich, and thr
 sisters and one brother of England Gigi ' grandchildren and several nephews al nieces.
 Mrs Haynes was member of St. A d drew's church and was & favorite with 2 tt who knew her. During her long illne
 she was patient sufferer, and was givt J. loving care by her husband. She was g. true mother, and her loss will be felt n i only by her family but by many fTien If | in fhiS city