New Britain herald., 1930-04-11
MRS. JOHN F.LYNCH
 DIES AT HER HOME
Native Of Ireland Leaves Six
 Sons and Daughters
DISCUSS NEW HIGHWAY
Work On Pennington Road May start Soon - Couple Seek Third Matrimonial Ncnturc-To Explain Zoning-Bristol Briefs.


 Mrs. John r. Lynch, 5i, died at her home at 96 Stearns street at about 1 o'clock this morning fol- lowing an illness of ono week with pneumonia. She had been in failing health for the past two years but was only recently confined to her home.
 Born in Baylin. West Meathc, Ire land. on February 24, 1879, the daughter of Patrick and Bridget Corrigan, she came to this country with her parents at the age of one year and settled in Waterbury, where she attended and graduated from the schools of that city. On August b, 1896, she married John r. Lynch, who died about a year ago. She came to Bristol in 1907 and has lived here since.
 Surviving arc three sons, Ray mond Lynch of Chicago and Edward r. and John J. Lynch of Bristol; three daughters, Mrs. William E Tracy and the Misses Catherine and 9 grandson, William E. Tracy oi this city; three brothers, James and Thomas Corrigan of this city and Matthew Corrigan of Waterbury; and five sisters, Mrs. James Mad. dcn Mrs. William F. Edgcrton, and 1 Mrs. Adolphus Kobideau of this city, Mrs. Gordon Clark of Water bury, and Mrs. Frank Rodcrick ol | OakNillc.
 A solemn high mass ot requiem will be sung at St. Joseph's churcl Monday morning at 9 o'clock, after which the body will be borne to St Joseph's new cemetery for inter mcnt.
 New Main Arrives i G. Earle Louric, superintendent 0 ! the Bristol water department, an nounCed today that many loads o the new 16-inch water main for tn, | Divinity street extension of the scrv ice had arrived and would be trans ported to the street preparatory tt laying it within short time. Tn, new main will be laid the cntir, length of Divinity street. starting d the extreme west end and finishing at the cast end, where Park anl West streets intcrscct'
 To Make Third Venture
 A marriage license has been is sued at the office of the city clorl to A. Ernest Brothers, a carpenter of 46 Washington street, Forcstville and Mrs. Annie L. Pitt of St. Johns New Brunswick, Canada. Each ha been married twice previously. Nil Brothers, aged 69 years, is a Vid over, while his future mate, Mrs Pitt, aged 6l years, is a widow.
 New Highway Discussed
 Officials and engineers of tn state highway department cnterc into a lengthy discussion with Su pcrintondcnt of Public Works Osca Anderson yesterday at the city hal relative to the construction of new concrete road between this cit and Pennington. It was under stood that work on the road woul be commenced within short time
 Tho new thoroughfare will cXten from the northern point Of the plan of the Sessions Foundry O.. to tn Pennington town line. A rocky an dangerous knoll at a point a shor distance north Of where the roa will start will be blasted away anc it is understood, q stretch of con crete pavement of double widt will be built. The road, at the pres ent time, is in very poor shap' Only temporary repairs will b made, it is said. as tho workmcn ar expected to start tearing up the ol surface shortly.
 Local Men In Charge Isaac Kicker, Roy Barton, Irwin Wasley, and Postmaster Frank Merrill constitute q. local committt in charge of recruiting young mo for the Citizens Military trainin camp this summer Those wl7 wish to enlist arc requested 10 S,