Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-19
oRITuARY.
Thomas A. Hartx.

Thomas A. Harty, 59, died at ms home, 26 Prescott street. Torrington, Harty was taken ill with grip early last week. The attack weakened him to such an extent that complications set in and death was due directly to uraenic poisoning.
 MT. Harty was born in Torrington Nov. 10. 1856. son of Andrew and Julia O'Meara Harty. He attended the Torrington public schools and upon leaving school entered the employ Of the Excelsior Needle company and soon rose to the position of foreman of one of the departments. He gave up his place at the factory, in 1888 and entered the retail coal and wood busi- ness, in which he became very slc- cessful
 MT. Harty was one of the most popular men in Torrington. In 1911 he was elected on the democratic ticket a representative in the general assembly. A year earlier he was elect ed treasurer of the borough and was re- elected in 1911. He was for many years a member of the democratic town committee.
 He was a member of St. Francis church and of the Holy Name society connected with that church. He was a member also of the Torrington club and an honorary member of the An cient Order of Hibernians.
 T. 11dTly OCts o5 ASOVf AA1oo Elizabeth c. Higgins, daughter of the late Thomas and Elizabeth Hickey Higgins, of Terryville, and a sister of M. c. Higgins of Norwich. She sur wives him, with a daughter, Mary Elizabeth. The other survivors are a of St. Joseph's church, New Haven, and two sisters, Sister Mary Alphonsus of St Francis convent, New Haven, and Sister Mary Zita of the Sacred Heart convent, New Haven.
 The funeral will be held today CWed- nesday), with a solemn high mass of requiem at St. Francis church. It is expected that the celebrant of the mass will be Rev. Andrew Harty of New Haven, brother of the deceased.
 MT. and Mrs. M. c. Higgins of Nor wich are in Torrington to attend the funeral.
 William J. DanieIson.
 William J. Danielson, senior partner in the firm of Danielson & Son, ad vertising agents, died Tuesday morn ing at his home in Providence. He had been in i'll health for nearly two years.
 He was born in Killingly, Conn.,, May 1, 1843, and went to Providence when he was Is. He completed his education at Samuel Austin's Union hall school and at Schofield's Bus | mess college and then entered the em- ploy of the Providence Journal com pany in 1882, where he served first in the press department and then was advanced to the counting room and to supervision of the mechanical de- partfnent. Upon the death of his brother, the late George w. Daniel son, he was pron1oted by Senator An thony to the entire charge of the pub lication department of the Journal. Jan. 1, 1886, he retired from the Journals employ to establish an ad- | faI ,k | of his death, he was senior member, retiring from it's activity two years ago, when increasing physical inf1rmi- | ties compelled.
 | MT. Danielson was a member of l What Cheer lodge, F. and A. M. the l Providence Central club. He is sur i vived by George W. Danielson and l Edith R. Danielson.
 Miss Harriet M. Tooker.
 The death of Miss Harriet M. Took l eh who had been in failing health fol come time but confined to her bed only I for the last two days. occurred or ! the home of her sister. Mrs. George 1 N. Wood of Montville. with whom sht l resided
 Miss Toolzer was born in Lyme 7S years ago, the daughter of Niles H ard Mary Tool1er, but the greater par | or her I1Ie her nome naQ been Tn Un- casyillc and Montville. She was 2 member of the Uncasville Methods church.
 | She is survived by two sisters Mrs. George N Wood and Mrs. Mary c. Fox of Jamica, Vermont. The latt
 William B. Tooker of Uncasville wa. her brother.
 Robert w. Shaw.
 Robert w. Shaw, 62 years of age, { ' l xzTnJ kD in TiSh0T a
 Taftville, died. at his home in LisboI
 on Tuesday evening about 10 o'clocl
 after a long illness. MT. Shaw leave
 his wife, a son, Robert Shaw, and tw,
 daughters, Elizabeth and Victorii
 Shaw.