Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25
OBITUARY.
I. E, Avery,

I. Edwin Avery, formerly of Ledyard
 passed away at his residence at Lake wood, Cleveland, Ohio, May IS, following a severe. stroke of paralysis. Burial was in Lima, Ohio
 In the summer of 1920 with his wife, son and younger daughter, and his sis ter, Mrs. Nettie A. Young of Aque-
 age to his old home town, attending the Bill Library dinner at Ledyard, where he met many old friends. Born in Ledyard in 1851, son of Isaac and Henrietta Billings Avery, he lived | in the family home on Rose Hill until he was 30 years of age, taking charge i of the farm upon the death of his fa- ther. In 1881 he sold the farm and 1 went to Cleveland where he engaged in l the wholesale grocery business. l Five years later he married Miss Mary
 D. Lynch of Lima, Ohio. He has since
 made his home in Ohio. MT. Avery was l of happy, jovial, gentle disposition and always had many friends.
 l Besides his widow he leaves two f daughters Mrs. c. H. Judson and Miss l Florence J. Avery, and a son, Herbert
 E. Avery, all of Lakewood, Ohio, and | two sisters, Mrs. Nettie A. Young of
 Aquebogue, and Mrs. Julia A. Chase of 1 Washington, D. c.
 1 WITS GitDeTE D. nO9SFS I Following a brief illness, Dora Fish,
 beloved wife of Gilbert D. Rogers of No. 257 Main street, died early We'd in Preston, A years ago, and was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Fish. All of her life had been passed in Norwich and vicinity.
 Surviving are her husband and three
 children, Lillie, Edna and Lawrence
 Rogers, her mother, Mrs. Thomas Fish
 of Preston, four sisters, Ada, Lucy and
 Etta Fish of Norwich and Lottie Fish
 of Ledyard, and five brothers, Charles I Fish of Preston, Harry Fish of New 1, London, Jeremiah Fish of Norwich
 Samuel Fish of Hallville and Frank
 Fish of Norwich.
 Mss Mary 4. walsh. 4 After a brief illness Miss Mary A Walsh, long a resident of this city, diet l Wednesday afternoon at 3.55 o'clock a
 her home, No. 30 North Main street Miss Walsh was born in Norwich ant : was the daughter of the late John ant l Margaret Foley Walsh. She was : member of St. Mary's parish. 1l Surviving are one sister. Miss Rather
 inc c. Walsh and several nieces an nephews. A brother. Edward Walsh 7 died a week ago Wednesday. Il Mrs. Timothy s. Mullen.
 After an illness of i've weeks, the If - of Margaret Carroll, widow of Timoth 6 s. Mullen, came to a close at her home f 301s Central avenue, Wednesday rnornin ;. at 4.45 o'clock. Mrs. Mullen was bor 1, in Brooklyn, N. r, the daughter of Ser
 nard and Catherine Fedigan Carroll. vl In her early life the family moved z Windsor where she was united in man f riage with Timothy S. Mullen by Re1 : James J. Smith, In 1898 MT. and MT. f Mullen located in Norwich. MT. Mule
 being identified with the Chelsea Pape
 Co. He died January g. 1916. . Surviving Mrs. Mullen are thre daughters, Mrs T. P. Began of Wasf !, ington, D. C.. Miss Gertrude Mullen an Miss Winifred Mullen and two son
 John and James Mullen, all of whol
 reside at home There are also thre 2, sisters, Mrs. Mary Leamy of Prov r dence. Mrs Elizabeth Cunningham C f Hartford and a brother, Robert Carro r of Hartford.
 l. Mts Mullen was a kind, sympathet
 neighDor and had endeared herself 1 e her many friends When trouble can @ to any one in the community she WE $ ever ready to give all possible aid IT d sympathy of g wide circle of friends X. felt for the family in the loss of a lo' e- ing mother.