Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Howard w. Yeomans

Mrs. Howard w. Yeomans of Cleve-
land, O., and later of Carbondale, Col,
died SUDDENLY last Saturday evening in
Redlands, Cal. She leaves besides her
husband, a son, two daughters, sister
in Chicago two brothers in st. Paul;
a brother in Independence, Pa; and a
brother in Franklin, Pa Mrs. Yeo-
mans was of a family well known in
Columbia, Conn. She was SPEEDING the
winter with her family in RedlandS,
Cleveland, o., in the spring.
A. Clark Sweeney.
A. Clark Sweeney died Monday
morning at his home in Mountain ave-
nue., New London. Mr.. Sweeney has
been in poor health recently and pneu-
monia developed Saturday. He was
81 years old. For many years he was
employed on the New Haven road.
Later he was employed by Ex-Mayor
NJ. Wilson Dart in the latter's grovery
store and the past few years he had
been night Waterman at the plant Of
the New London Wash Silk Co., on
Hampstead street.
member of Pequot lodge o. Cdd Eel
lows. He Joined that lodge May 80,
1876, which gives him an unbroken
membership Of 46 years. he was an
enthusiastic member Of the order.
Mr.. Sweeney is survived by a wild
OW anu SeNSTdl he ndu
many fine qualities and in a modest
and retiring way made many staunch
friends.
Mrs. Timothy o'connor.
Hanna Shugrue, wife of Timothy
O'Connor. died at her home Sunday
evening about 11.45 o'clock.
She is survived by her husband, two
sisters, Mary of this city and Mrs.
Patrick McGone, of Chicago, and two
brothers, Michael Shugrue of this city
and James of Ireland. There are also
four sons jeremiah and Daniel of this
city, John of Syracuse, N. Y, and Jo-
seph of Hartford. and two daughters
Mary of this city and Mrs. William
Farrell, and one grandchild.
Mrs. George Ellsworth.
Matte NJ. Waterman, wife of George
| Ellsworth, died at her home, No. &C
Boswell avenue, Monday morning al
2 o'clock. She was born at Glen SUIT
| ten, Canada, SIS years ago, the daugh-
ter of David and Abigart Lucus Wa
terman. She was united in marriage
with George Ellsworth during the veal
1888. He survives with five children
Samuel F. Brown.
The death of Samuel F. Brown oc.
| Cured at his home in Gales Ferry a
2 o'clock Monday morning as result
of tuberculosis. Mr.. Brown had beer
confined to his bed for the past fiv,
| weeks.
The deceased was born in Gale,
Ferry Al years ago and was the sol
of Capt. Latham A. and Lucy F
Brown. Mr.. Brown has resided il
Gales Ferry all his life and for tn
past Is years has been the postmas
ter there.
Mr.. Brown is survived by his moth
er, Mrs. Lucy F. Brown, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Ellie NJ. Stoddard and Mrs
Lulu B. Hampstead, and one brothc:
Norman L. Brown, all of Gales Ferry
Mrs. r. S. Warner.
Mrs. Emma A. Warner, widow Of r
S. Warner. of East Great Plain, die
Monday at the home of her daughter
Mrs. John Lyman. She had been quit
feeble for the last two years with tn
infirmities of old age. Mrs. Lyman ha
tenderly cared for her during this Ion
| illness.
Mrs. Warner was before her mar
rage a school teacher, teaching at Nor
walk and in the Eaton school at Ne1
Haven. She was beloved by everyon
who knew her. She maintained he
membership with the Episcopal churc
in Norwalk for many years and unit
her death. She lived . beautiful Chris
tan life.
She leaves three children, her hus
band having died at Springfield eigh
years ago, Mrs. John Lyman of thi
, city, Martip Warner of Springfield an
, Mrs. D. W. Couch of New York, q
well as five grandchildren survive he
She will be buried at Norwalk.