Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-14
OBITUARY.
Mrs. John FitzgeraId,


 Mrs. Hanora Fitzgerald, widow of John Fitzgerald, for many years a resident of Norwich, died at her home, 59 Forest street, Thursday afternoon at 5,30 o'clock, following an Illness of 12 weeks.
 Mrs. Fitzgerald was born in Ireland and came to this country when years old, most of her life having been spent in Norwich where she is well and favorably known. In St. Mary's church 55 years ago she was married to John Fitzgerald by the late Rev. Fr. Mullen. She was devoted member of St. Patriclls parish and took an active interest in the church affairs while her health permitted. N
 She is survived by five children, Mrs Nellie Moore and Mrs Julia Turcotte of Norwich, Mrs Conrad Menser of Hart ford. John and James Fitzgerald of this city. She also leaves two sisters, Mrs Katherine Donegan and Miss Mary Cur ran of Norwich. There are If grand children.
 Warren Curtis.
 Warren Curtis, for the past 15 years a resident of Norwich, died at his home, II l Stetson street. Thursday evening, fol- lowing a long period of Ill health. MT Curtis had been in poor health for over | a year, but his condition did not become critical until a short time ago. He was born in Franklin, N Y, in 1850, and a large part of his life had | been spent in the west. but the latter part of his life had been spent in Nor ! wich. When only a boy he enlisted in the Union army and served in the Civil war. He was a 32d degree Mason and a member of the G. A. R. While in the west he married Miss Margaret Strain who survives him. Ee also leaves two sons, Joseph W. Curtis of this city and l Charles M. Curtis of Minneapolis, and a | daughter, Anna M. Curtis of this city l MT. Curtis was man of sterling quail 1 ties who was held in high esteem by a large circle of friends.
 Edwin Hutchinson
 1 Edwin Hutchinson of No. Old Gene tery Lane, Norwich Town. died Tuesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Geo i w. Lane Of No. 198 Pacific street. Bridge port. He had been ill only three days
 MT. Hutchinson was born May 8, 1847 at Middle Island, Long Island, N. Y. He was the son of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Hutchinson His father was twice clerk of Suffolk, collector of Brookhaver Town and clerk of the own for IT years 1 He was married August 25, 1887 tc Clara J. Brown, who survives him. MT Hutchinson is also survived by his daughter. Mrs. George Lane of Bridge port, a son, E. Montague Hutchinson ot Goshen Point and three grand children The body will be buried at Middle Is land, N. Y.
 Edward c. Madden.
 After an illness of several month with kidney trouble, Edward c. Maddel of Boswell avenue died Thursday morn ing at 7.50 o'clock. He was 67 years O age. MT. Madden was born in Ireland and was the son of Patrick and Eiizabeti Matthews Madden. He came to thi country when boy and most of his If had been passed in Norwich. For a mum Der of years he was employed on steam CTS of the Norwch-New York line an' qualified as a captain. For several year he made his residence in New London.
 After lea~.ng the employ of the Nor wich-New York line he was employed a the plant of the old Norwich Lock com pany in GteenevilIe. For a number 0 years MT. Madden was in business o, Franklin street. retiring. about thre years ago.
 He was a member of Division No. i. o. H., Norwich lodge, No, 43O, B. P. c E., Court City of Norwich. No. 63, F of A., Father Mullen assembly, Fourt degree, K. of C.. and of the Holy Nam society of St. Patricl1's church.
 Aug. g, 1885, he was united in mar riage with Miss Mary A. Shea, Rev. F P. Shahan performing the wedding cere mony. Surviving MT. Madden are hi wife and two daughters, Misses Hele and Elizabeth Madden, both schoc teachers There is also a sister who re . sides in Bridgewater. Mass.