Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-28
OBITUARY.
John j. Daly.

John J. Daly. tillerman of Engine 3, died at his home. No. 1 Elm place, Hartford, at 5.30 Monday afternoon, following an illness dating back six months. June 22 DaIy was injured at the drill school and was subsequently operated on at St. Francis hospital From this operation he rallied but complications had since developed. These proved too muck for him and for some time his condition had been re- garded as serious.
 MT. Daly was B years old He was born in Norwich and was the son of Mary and the late Charles Daily. He went to Hartford when boy and at tended the public schools there. He was a member of Germania guard, Company A, First regiment, c. N. G., and Spanish war veteran, having served four years in the United States army. He was a member of the A. O. H., Second division, and the State F'iremen's association.
 MT. Daly is survived by a wife, who was formerly Miss Bridget O'FIaherty, and two children, Charles P. aged 3. and Marion A., aged 1. He is also survived by his mother Mrs. Mary Daily. three sisters, Mrs. J. L. Foley of Glastonbury and Mrs. James Kinnar- ney and Miss Rose Daly, both of Hart ford, and one brother. Charles J. DalE, fireman connected with Engine No. l.
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 Frederick c. Russell, well known in Masonic circles in New London and throughout the state, died Sunday at his late residence, IT Willets avenue New London. He had been suffering for a year past from a stroke of pa ralysis and his death was not unex- pected. Mir. Russell was born in Wethersfeld, but went to New London when young man and had lived there ever since. Prior to his illness he Was employed as a moulder at the Brown Cotton Gin company He was mem Der of Union lodge. r. and A. M..Whtch organization conducted the service at the grave in Jordan Tuesday after noon. Besides a wife. he leaves ono daughter, Miss Harriet Russell.
 Mrs. Margaret A. Kelley.
 The death of Mrs. Margaret 4, keI- ley occurred al her late home. West Town street, Monday morning of heart disease, not being well since the death of her hlIs band three years ago. Mrs Kelley was of an unusual and lOYabIe disposition and she left the best q mother can leave her children. an cN- ample of @ devoted Christian life She leaves five daughters, Mrs. Henry F Sleeper, Mrs. William II. Nichols, Mrs James L. Ryan. Miss Margaret \. I<el- ley and Miss Darcela W Kelley ant three grandchildren Miss Louise Sleeper, Harold Sleeper John " Nichols and Joseph F. Kelley. The entire community sympathize with tho family in their great loss
 Frederick N. Abbott.
 Frederick N. Abbott. aged - diej suddenly at his rooms in the hCn1e 1 of Edwin Milford, Monto@eae st-:at Banford, Monday evening abnut eight 0 clock He had been troubled witf heart disease for years, and his friend { Charles Honce. who lived with niln on returning from Hsrdiuss store found him just breathing and he djet soon after. His niece. Mrs. Everett F ! DaWley of Norwich. was notified anC
 vent there Monday afternoon and { made all arrangements for the funera , which was held from the uuderta 1ir} rooms of 5. A. Griswold ru as1ay ait ernoon, Rev. Mr. Thompsins oficiat ing. Burial took place in Ceutcr rem etery
 Mrs. William Seaarave. The death of Jennie A, wife of Will. l liam Sea grave, occurred at her home l No. 30 Reed street, New London, a 1 10.30 o'clock Tuesday night, after { ! long illness She had been an invalj' ! for some time. She was formerly { resident of this city and also of Vii l limantic She is surved by her bus ] band and two som, Orlo F. of Middle i town and William D. Seagrave of New ] London.
 l Mrs. William Service.
 i The death of Mrs. Helen Smith 1 widow of William Service, ocurred q 1 $40 o'clock Sunday evening at he ! home. No. S4 Allen place, Hartford. 4 i general breaking down of the systen 1 brought about the end. The deceaset ! was born in Scotland, but was brOugh 1 to this country when two years old l For many years she resided in thi l city. About fifty years ago. when he i husband died, she located in New Brit 1 ain, going from there to Hartford 1 where she has lived for the past twen l ty years. She was 80 years old las 1 October.
 1 The deceased is survived by tw, l sons. John w. Service and James H ] Service, both of Hartford. Mrs. Ser ] vice was an aunt of John A. Service ] William w. Service, James P. Service i Mrs. Clarence r. Roath and Miss Mar ] garet NJ. Service of this city.