Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-16
OBITUARY
sWiIham J. Haaaerty, Jr.

tContributed)
 A life of promise has been abruptly terminated, when rytl1ing seemed the brightest, the fourteen short years of William Haggerty, IT,, came to tragic end
 His was a beautiful nature his thoughts corresponding with the fn- est ideals which few at that early age maintain. One of the first to or gafne the Boys Scouts No. 15 he kept Up the work faithfully.
 l Sympa athetic, courteous anxious to | help to the utmost in time of trouble as well as sharing with others in their l pleasures, those who knew him can l not but think with great sorrow of the l loss, not alone to his parents, but to 1 the whole community as well. I His future was looked forward to as one certain ito be brilliant and useful. His gentlemanlys spirit, the cordial welcome that greeted his friends will be a lifelong memory. Although so hard to say Thy Will be Done,'' his friends know that he has gone to | his Maker, meriting the joys of eternal l bliss.
 Daniel M. Rogers 1 Daniel M. Rogers, long resident of Groton borough and known there and in New London, died Thursday morn by aged 61. Burial will be in Falmouth,
 Mass. NIT. Rogers was a native of Edgartown, Nantucket Island. He 1 went to New London as young man and lived in that city a number of years, later removing to Groton, where he has since made his home. He was lemployed at the Groton Iron Works. Besides his wife, he leaves daughter
 and two sisters. He as a member of the United Woodmen of America Gtld of the Sons of Liberty.
 Mrs. Andrew H. Breed
 At .7:40 o'clock Thursday evening Hannah E. Sweet, wife of Andrwe H Breed, died at her home, No. 97 Laurel Hill avenue, after a long illness. Mrs Breed was born in Franklin 64 years ago and was the daughter of pr. and 1 Mrs. Stephen Sweet.
 aOn September "A, 1874, she was unit
 ed in marriage with Andrew H. Breed
 and practically all of her married life had been passed in Norwich.
 Surviving are her husband, daugh- ter. Miss Harriet Breed of. Norwich
 and a son, Edward A. Breed of Grot- on. There are also two sisters, Mrs Clara Belle Holmes of New London and Mrs.. James Perkins of Westbrook, this Il state, and a brother, pr. Byron Sweet the well known bonesetter of Jewett : City.
 Peter J. McNamara : Peter J. McNamara for many years
 a resident of this city died at his home : I152 Broadway on Thursday morning a
 II: 30 o'clock following. an illness tha had extended over a period of one year
 Mr. McNamara was born in Clinton Mass, 67 years ago, the son of Johr
 and Maud O'Toole McNamara. Th' major part of the life of MT. Me
 Namara was passed in Norwich A -l "a young man he worked in industrie: There and for the past 8 years was em- l pIoyed as a clerk in the F. A. Wells 2 clothing store and was capable ant s obliging.
 r In this city on Jan. 19, 1876. tht
 deceased was married by Rev. M. Gal : ligan to Miss Eliza Callahan and sht
 passed away on Nov. 20. 1914. Ther'
 are surviving three children, Missei r Annie E. and Susie c. McNamara ant John F. MeNamara, all of Norwich There is a grandson William G. Nc l Laren, Jr. MT. McNamara was tn 7 last Of his immediate family. This i the fourth death i'll six years. 9I