Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-11
OBITUARY
William Hall.

William Hall, who for a tritie more .han four years had made his home with his scn-i law, Charles $. Com stock. No. 100 Warrenton aycnUe, Hartford, died Monday morning It Mr Constoc's home in Eis S1th year, death Icing cue 10 infirmities of old age Jltil he went to Hartford Afr. Hal ia spent practically his ent' life t. Norwich, where he was a carpenter and 'Oiner. His wISe died ri Norwich in January, 1915, and it was then Mir Hall went to Hartford to live. He is survived by two sons, William T. Hall superintendent of the county building and Henry J. Hall also of Hartford and by three daughters. Mrs. Charles :. Comstock at whose home he died Mrs. William H. Comstock of Bridge port and Mrs. Albert c. Holmes Of New Haven, and several srandchil-
 Mr. Hell was hcrn in EiwarGstown. Ireland md camu to this e.>1rtry in his eac:y boyhoo3. He Iivel in New York tGiore locating in th.G c!ty. =. ( vel for SC years n the resi lea ;e "a he built at 62 Divis.on street.
 Daniel w. oIin.
 Daniel w. Olin. aged TS years. died Sunday at the home of his brother in law Dwight Bushnell, of Palisado ave- nue. Winsted. He is survived by four sisters Mrs. Mary Adams, Mrs. John Higginbotham, Mrs. Henry Phelps of Windsor and Mrs. Harriet Borwise of Denver, Col; also a number of nieces and nephews.
 He was born in Plainfeld Conn, the son of George W. and Zeppette F. 1 Green Olin. He was a veteran of the l Civil war, a member of Company k l .t1r irct nf +io,, ,f , Volunteers, having enlisted in Nor i Wich
 { MT. Olin was one of the men who ! went to Texas as member of the col ! ony founded by Horace Greeley and ] lived there for 8 number of years as q farmer, He later moved to Galveston 1 Tex, and was in that city at tho time l of the flood. His house and all his { belongings were lost and he himself suffered severe bruises.
 Burial will be in Plainfield.
 William H. Williams. William H. Williams, S1, of Brook ! lvn, who died at his home on Wolf : Den drive, Wednesday, was the sof of Elisha and Sarah Lyon Williams and was born in South Windham. Jan 1 1888. In carly life he followed the sea, going as steercr on a whaIins i ship.
 March 4, 1881. he was united fl marriage with Miss Nancy J. Bate of Waterford, going immediately t tke home where he died. Mrs Vii liams died in 1895.
 Mir. Williams was one of the youni men to leave Brooklyn il the goi( rush when the Black Hills were beinE mined. After his return from ther' he remained in Brooklyn He is sur vived by two brothers, and q son, Al fred E. Williams of Brooklyn, witt whom he made his home.
 Mir. Williams had been in feebl health for several years.
 The funeral services will be held a his home today (Saturday1,
 Miss Annie o'Nei.
 Miss Annie O'Neil, 54, died Thurs day at the home of her brother. Owe O'Neil in New London, where she wa visitor She had been i'll but a shor time.
 She was born in Saybrook and he home had always been there. Sh was the daughter of Mir. and Mir. Owen ONeil and is survived by fou brothers, Owen, John, Marco an , Timothy O'Neil of New London. and , sister, Mrs. Robert Burns of Saybrool She is an aunt of Dr. Owen O'Neill | Willimantic, who is in the service (
 tie government in France. Relative
 from Norwich will be in New Lnndo
 today (Saturday) to attend the flu \ neral.