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THE TIMES; TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1920
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Marie WUIls
Marie, wife of John Willis, died
arly Sunday morning at her home,
S779 Main street. She Is , survived
; y her .husband and daughter, Mrs.
Marie Nolan, three grandsons, John
j Willis, a member of the Fire depart
ment, Thomas H. Willis anil William
:I Willis, chauffeurs employed by the
i IT. M. C. Co., two granddaughters,
! Mrs. Charles Denaury and Mrs. Chas.
j Sedervall of New Britain. Mrs. Wil
! lis was a pioneer of that section of
' the city and resided in Jhat locality
j for fifty years. Funeral will be held
from .her late home No. 3779 Main
street, Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock, and from St. Patrick's church
at 9:30 with solemn high mass. In
terment will be in the family plot In
St. Michael's cemetery.
Mrs. Mand Persons '
Word was received in the city last
night of the death of Maude Per
sons, wife jf J. O. Persons, formerly
of Tale street, this city, which oc
i curred In the Sarah Leigh hospital,
Norfolk, Va. Funeral services will be
I held Wednesday In Norfolk. Mrs.
I Persons was well known in this city.
(She was a member of the Bridse
rport Art League and was an active
member In tho Red Cross society
'during' the recent war.
