Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-14
OBITUARY
Mrs. VIM. E. Butts

Mrs. William E. Butts of this city, died |
Sunday at ST. Johns hospital In Brooklyn, |
N. Y, following an illness of about two
months. Mrs, Butts was born in New Bed
ford Sc years ago. the daughter of Rod
1nond and Betsy Wood Trip and most Of
her life has been spent in New Bedford
and New York with the exception of the
past twelve years when she resided in
Norwich.
Mrs Butts is well known in this city
having been connected with the w E.
Butts art store at 60-64 Broadway. She
is survived by her husband, who is at pres
ent IN New Bedford, a son Herbert Of
Denver Col, and a brother in New Bed
ford and sister in Providence. Burial Is
to be in New Bedford
Mrs David W. Ring.
Mrs. Mary ]. Murphy Ring, wife of
David W. Ring, died shortly after o.
clock Monday morning IN this city, fol-
lowing an illness of about eight days.
Mrs. Ring made her home in Plainheld.
She was born in Surrey, England. on
March %, 1868, and came to this coun-
| try when a young woman. Most of her
| life has been spent in Boston, Norwich
and Plainfield. On November Il, 1900,
she was married in Boston to David w.
Ring of this city, and came to live in
Norwich. She is survived by her hus-
/ DdHu Nltu three SONS anu d uduSnA
Walter r. Ring. a student in Plainf1eld
High school, George F. and Herbert
Ring, of Norwich, and Miss Lillian T
Ring, a student nurse at st. Joseph's
hospital in Willimantic
Charles L. Daniels.
Charles L. Daniels died Sunday after
noon at his residence. 424 Williams street
New London in his 73d year. Mr. Dan
iels was born in Waterford. but resided
| IN New London for many years. He
was employed ythe late W. H. Ferry
for a long time and after Mr.. Per.
rvs death was foreman of the Perry
Ice Co. About five years ago, as the
result of failing health, Mr.. Daniels
bought a place in Groton with the in
tention of trying farming IN the hope
that the outdoor life would benefit him.
He did not improce and moved back to
New London last August. For the PAST
three months he had been growing
worse rapidly. He is survived by his
wife one daughter. Miss Josephine A.
Daniels, a son, Leon c. Daniels and a
son by adoption, George A. Daniels. The
cause of death was heart disease.
Mrs. siIas e. Barrows.
Mrs Joanna L. Whipple Burrows,
widow of Silas E. Burrows, died Mon
day morning at her home in Rosemary
street, New London. She was born in
Waterford, but spent mostof her life
in New London. A few years ago she
had a serious Illness but had recovered
and was able to be about the house on
Sunday She became seriously III dur
ing the night and passed away at o.
clock Monday morning. She IS survived
by three sons, Assessor Frederick c.
Burrows, Roswell B. and Benjamin F.
Burrows, and one daughter, Miss Ella
Burrows. Her husband died % years
ago Saturday.
, Mrs. Nelson Maynard.
Mrs Mary E. Maynard, widow of Mel
son Maynard, died Monday morning al
her late home in East Lyme after an
j, Illness Of a few days. She had been
? in poor health for about six years but
only since last Thursday was her i'll
I, ness considered serious. She was in her
eighty-fourth year.
She was born in Madison county, New
York state, but spent most of her long
life in East Lyme. Her husband, who
was farmer, died four weeks ago and