Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-17
OBITUARY
Mr.. Franklln ,. BoYen..

Mrs. ErRnknn E. Boyens. After an illness of Ave weeks, Ella May beloved Wife of Franklin E. Boy= ens came to 3 Reaceful end Sunday eve hing in her home at 47 Hamilton avenue, and those near and dear to her were at her bsdside.
 Born in the city of Cincinnati, Ohio. December 22, fss3, the only daughter Of John s. and Elizabeth A. Jennison, she came to this city thirty odd years ago and was united in marriage to Franklin E. Reyens, She joined the Cen- | tral Baptist church more than eighteen years ago, but due to her impaired health was unable to take active part. She is survived by her husband, two nieces, Mrs. Cora B. Geih of this city and Mrs Edith E. Mafie of Marion, Ohio, and nephew Carl ". Jennison of Washington, D. C..
 The nsEs qf her dssth Monday called forth many expressions of sincere syms pathy for her husband in his deep sor- row and bereavement.
 By reason of her mast sstimsple ausl- 1 ities Mrs. BoXens was greatly reyered | by a wide circle of friends, and she was l loyal. patient, kindly and helpful in her home. She was dsyofedly cared for in Eher long illness and fought the battle of life with copFage apd without complain ipg. VT
 H. Q. Rseeh.
 Horace o. Burch, for many years a well known contractor in New London died at his home there on Sunday, after l 3 long illness. He is survived by bis second wife and two daughters, Mrs Henry E. Rogers and Mrs Charles L Rriand 0f MQrristown, Y. J., and two sons, Prof. Ernest N. Burch of Evans, | ard ts. ter, Mrs Albert E. Harris and a broth CT, Frank T. Burch of East Lyme. | Ralph Waldo Webb.
 Mrs. Edmund ". Perkins of Washing. ton street received word Monday morning from her mother, Mrs Louis L. Black. stone, who is at Nantucket. notifying hel of the death there of Ralph Waldo Webb i btother of Mrs. Blackstone and a former Norwich man.
 MT. Webb vas born ip Norwich, ths son of the late Julius and Martha Tbomp
 son Webb. on Sept 22. 1870. His fathes
 was 8 native of New Eqadon and hil mother of Norwich. He resided here unti | about 15 years ago, and fer time qEpes
 and eopsgasa fas RaaEson s Whippl' T | he went to HonoaIfiiisl, aIf where he was il charge of the pier consrAetion work fo
 the United States goyanment. In 1s1.
 he was united in masriage to Miss Eliza } beth Tenple, RetrFning to the states h vent to Nantucket, where be engaged il
 hotel business which was successful. He was taken i'll some time ago ant
 taken to the Nantpcket hospital where
 was found there was an infection of tn kld9eys and an epsFattoR vas qeesgsaE , from the operation and died Monda; morning.
 MT Webb is spsEiyed by bis wife, hi
 sister, Mrs. Loais |. Blackstone ef Nor Wieh two pieces and one npheE. gehp !. 9'penneH.
 Jobn J. o'Gonnsll died Monday merp street after a lengthy illness. He va
 born in this. city, the son of Patrick sn . Julia plConnelI When 2 young man h was united in marriage to Mary Nc
 Nally, who survives him, with two dapgh
 ters, Miss Julia 0'Gonnil, bookkeepsr i the office of City Treasurer Avery, an Miss Nellie o'Conpell, teacher in a locs 2 school There are two sons. John : /. OiConneu. Jr.. and James O'Connell. a. of whom lived at home. There is also
 brother, Patrick T. G'Connel, of oNrwic T Town, and four sisters. Mrs. T. J. Dali g of Waterbury. Mrs. William Haggerty ( NeFWlch, MS John Callahan Of Hartfer s and Mrs. John J. Hayes of Providence : MT. o'connell was engaged for man
 years in the retail lianor business an 1 later in the furniture business Fratei n nally he was q member of the Forester
 He was also 3 member of the democrat S town committee and had served for sey
 eral years as registrar of voters. r He was well and favorably known i r the Norwich Town section of Noryic and was liked by all who knew him. E
 was loyal to his family and vas a hon
 maker He reared his children to be uss
 ful members of s6ciety and they yer true to the departed in the spset of nj $ life. He va sa loving brother and va helpful as a friend Those left to moue have the sympathy of all who know tn
 grief of parting forever with the head :, a happy home circle ~ v '. 7