Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-10
WILLIMANTIC.

conducted by Mrs. Ruth Wells Brewster.
 Burial was in the new Scotland eeuae-
 tery.
 The fnnsral Of Mrs. Mary A. rlAhArss were held Saturday morning at s.5e e'tf clock from the home of hef sister, MFs. Katherine Mccarthy. The requiem high | l mass at St. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock | | Eistant pastor. AS the body was borne into the church, Mrs. A. W. Turner, or 1 I gAnist santE Abide With lie, and at the 1 ! oReftory, De PfofunAis was sung. The waiting hymn was, Nearer, Ny God to I Thee and was sung by Mrs. Turner and | Mrs. Henry MAthfesL The services were attended hy relatives and friends, also 1 by . delegation from the socety of St | Anne, of which Mrs. F14herty was . member. The bearers were Jehn McCabe, ! William Mckay and Michael O'Cunneli of Willimantic, and George Spicef of l Pittsheld, Mass. me body was taken to l Uxbridge, Mass. on the 1a.5S express
 and burial was in St Mary's cemetery.
 Rev. John Sullivan, passor of St. Mary's
 church of Uxbridee, read the eOuxnittal } service at the eravA
 Lawrence Hampton Hagssr<y, As, died
 Saturday morning at his home, No. 13e Main street, following brief illnesR He was a native of this city and was
 born March 1. 1876, the son of MT. and Mrs. James Haggerty. Wiilimantic has ! been MT. Haggerty's home excepting for eight years of his life. Some twenty l years ago he was one of thss city's skill , ed athletes and was credited with betting | baseball player of note. Mir. HAggerty was a Spanish War Veteran and had served four years with ccnpaay D, Eighth United States Infantry. regulat
 army. At the conclusion Of the .Spanish- 3 American war he remained stationed ir Cuba. He also served one enlistment ii Company E, Thtrd Connecticut Natiena Guard. MT. Haggerty was 2 member oI !. San Jose council, No. If. Knights ot No. 8, United Spanish War Veterans H V aeld menbership in Montgomery Hos 2 company for over twenty yezre-
 He is survived by his wife, and fsv,
 children, Camilla, Virginia, Arthur, Law s renee and Donald Haggerty, his parent three brothers. George Haggerty of Phil m adelphia, James Haggerty of Bcstnn, an ,e Loe Haggerty of New York. and D e:: two sisters, Misses Alice and Mary Hae or gerty, both of lwiEimantie
 Karl Stewart ee CelIinsvsIle cad AEis sa Lena Karass of Hebron were marie n- Saturday afternoon at o'clock St Le Paul's Episcopal church ia this city, b
 Rev. Walter F. Borchert, rector Tn  re were atttended by Mir. nd Mrs. Apthon as Marvin of Boston, Mass Following tn IT. ceremony tho wedding party were drive
 to Hartford by David K Strong and
 wedding dinner was served at . hote - After their honeymoon the couple vi /, return to Collinsville where they wi IT IT make their home. Mr Stewart is en n nn ployed as forger by the C6liimsville Al eN Company.
 ss. PuiwedtrAfeployedes tn tn
 ,cs The weekend passed quietly for u nc loca police no local arrests being mad bis John and Michael Arsone, both of Leb;
 non are locked up at the local police st,
 ton awaiting trial this Monday raorni. 1M before Grand Juror George H. Hoxie .on Lebanon. They are char .sed with opera o ing still in violation of the 18th amen 'oe ment
 It Engine Company No. responded Co in still alarm Saturday night at o'clo, sh- and found the chimney at the home The Waiter v. Hughes. No. 15 windha ted street adre fight gallons of chemic vth were used to extingnish the blaze, T 35. building which is a two tenement stru till ture of wood is the property of the lord: er- Brothers.