Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18
OBITUARY.
Mrs. M. Abraham Feltcorn.

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 After an illness of about five weeks, Edith Feltcorn. beloved wife of M. Abra- ham Feltcorn, died at her; home, 51 Wash ington street, Friday. Mrs. Feltcorn was born in Russia in 1s67f the daughter of Harry and Rachel Rabinowitz,, and had made her home in Norwich for the past 32 years. / Mrs. Fehcorn was a member of several charitable organizations and took great delight in doing good for others, was a loving mother and kind neighbor, and her loss to her family and friends cannot be measured in words, ,.. Mrs. Fehcorn leaves her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Ray Kaplan of New York, two sons, Herman Feltcorn of Bos- ton and Harry Feltcorn of New London, and one sister, Mrs. Clara Green of Brooklyn, N. Y. There are also three grandchildren and several nephews and I nieces.
 George Washington Furness. After an illness of about five weeks with blood poisoning, George Washing ton Furness of 80 Chestnut street died 1 Friday night about 7.SO o'clock. Mr. F'urness was born in New York city May s, 1S42, and came to Norwich when two years old with his parents. During his l life he had been identified with the pistol l business in this city, having been en1> ployed at the okd~ Falls shop, Hopkins 6 Aliens, Marlin-RockwelI and at the CreS- | cent Fire Arms company until about g | year ago.
 Mr Furness was man of marked mu- | sical talent, having sung in many choirs in the city and was one of the best konwT players of the bass viol. He was the last survivor of the famous old Third Reg o.1 bad 1haH Al | Tubbs Military band and Mi1ler's orcheS | tra.
 MT. ,Furness was united in marriage Jan. 30. 1884, to Miss Margaret Mo Nickle. who. survives him with one daugh. ter, Mrs. Sherwood B. Potter, of Brook l lyn, Conn.,, two sisters, Mrs. R. M. Rus. sell of New Haven and Mrs. Frank G Barnes of Chicago, III,
 The many friends of MT. Furness vii learn of his death with regret, for he wa$ courteous and kind in all his dealings with his fellow men, a true husband ant loving father.
 l Moses St. Dennis.
 The death of Moses St. Dennis O Moosup, foreman in the employ of tn state highway department, occurred Wed nesday in this city after 16 weeks Hines with septic endocarditis. He was the sol of Herbert and Matilda Breault St. Den his and was born in Berlin, Wis, Marcl 25,i 1883.
 The funeral was held in Moosup Fri day, with burial in All HallowS' ceme tery.
 Mrs. Warrington, D. R0a*h.
 Word came Friday afternoon to Mrs John Irish of 146 Laurel Hill avenue 0
 the death of her sister, Mrs. M. Louis
 Nash Roath, widow of Capt. Warrington D. Roath. in San Francisco, Cal, Friday
 Mrs. Roath was S2 years old and haI
 been in failing health for some time be
 cause of her age. She was a native 0
 this city, the oldest of the five children o
 Asa and Emily Cvrning Nash. She wa
 married in Norwich Feb. 22, 1885, to Cap
 tain Roath. who for many years was i Il the, government revenue service and ha been stationed at Newport, R. l., NeN q York city and San Francisco. About 2 years ago Captain and Mrs. Roath wen to California, where his death occurre II three years ago, several years after
 had retired from the revenue service o the age limit. ,t-'
 Mrs. Roath was of a gentle, 1ovel
 disposition, a lover of her, home and
 genial friend. She leaves her daughte Miss Lola Bell Roath of San Francisc
 and her sister, Mrs. Irish. She is als
 survived by two, nieces and a nephev Mrs. Harry G. Campbell of Evanstol > H., George N. Nash of Berkeley, Ca,
 and Mrs. James c. Corbett of Stockto. Gal