Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-14
OBITUARY.
Miss Johanna ATanEan.


 After an illness of about a week Miss Johanna Mangan died Sunday evening at her home, Cedar street, at the age of 76 years. Miss Mangan was born in Montreal and for the past fifty years had made her home in Norwich and vicinity.
 Miss Mangan is survived by two sis- ters. Misses Mary and Nora Mangah and one brother, John Mangan, all of Cedar street.
 Daniel E. HSiI.
 Daniel E. Hau died Thursday at his home in Montague, Mass. He was born in 1853 in New London, Where during the early manhood he had charge of a fish ing smack on the coast. He went to Montague in 1885, where he had since lived. His first wife died in 1883. Sew eral years later he was married to Mrs. Mary Squires, who survives him A son, Jessies by his first wife, died two months ago. He leaves a son, Arthur, by his second wife, two step sons, Edward and Preston Squires, and two grandchildren. The funeral was held Sunday after noon at 2 o'clock in the chapel of the Congrega ational church at Montague.
 Mrs. Russell Gallup.
 Mrs. Jane W. Gallup, widow of Russell | Gallup, died at her home in Ledyard Sat- urday morning after a long illness. She was born on Gallup Hill, the daughter of Dwight and Lydia A.. Wadams Gallup, April 19, 1851. She had many friends \ and relatives in Mystic, where She was a frequent visitor. She was a member of the Ledyard Congregational church
 She leaves two daughters. Mrs Charles Allyn of Mystic and Mrs. Lillian Gallup of Ledyard, and two sons, Carlton and Everett Gallup, both of Ledyard, two brothers, Ralph W. Gallup of Norwich | and Moses Gallup of Ledyard, and two sisters, Miss Lydia Gallup of Hartford and Mrs. Adrian Larabee of South Wind ham.
 Mrs. Gallup was a beautiful typ of womanhood, her exceptional loyalt, and devotion to her family circle mani festing a truly Christian mother il every respect. She was the widow O Judge of Probate Russell Gallup, wh, served the town of Ledyard for man, years-- It was ever a pleasure to visi the Gallup homestead, where the hospi tality of MT. and Mrs. Gallup was be slowed upon friends in a most cordia manner
 BioEio Lacayera.
 / Biogio Lacavera died in Preston Sun day following illness of long duration MT. Lacavera was born in Italy and cam to Norwich about 15l years ago; 1ocatinI in Greenevflle. He was member of St Mary's church. He leaves three brother in Chicago and three sisters in this city Joseph severy. Joseph Severy, 65. for many years
 resident of this city, died in Presto, Saturday following an illness of severa years. He was born in New Orleans bu the greater part of his life has bee. spent in Norwich, where he is weI known. He was 8 member of the A. M B. Zion church. He leaves his wife an one son. Robert, of Florida Anothe
 son, Joseph, died about nine years age Edward H. Mscz.
 Edward H. Mack, 40, died in this cit Saturday following an illness of severs , weeks. MT. Mack, who was en1ployed a , a brakeman by the N. r., N. H. & F
 R. R., recently underwent an operation
 He is a native of New London but fr |. the past two years has resided n th: l city at 8. Broadway. He leaves bis vii ] | and one son, Edward. There is also a sir t ter, Mrs. Philip Dwyer of New Loz e don. s 's : Jabez Huntington Wattles
 Jabez Huntington wattles. for over 2 k years a resident of Norwich died at h l. home On the New London turnpike NoFWlCn LOWE OH 0unQay E0Ih0W1nE an Ii e ness of seven weeks. MT. wattles wa y born in Norwich Town, Feb. 20>1S47. tt I son of Oliver Perry and Eunice PhilIir d Wattles
 He was educated in the public schoo n of this city and was graduated from u .s Norwich Free Academy in 1864 Fl ,e several years he was employed by Wi 1t Hams and Chester who conducted e al -s goods and carpet store at 104 Ma j. street. Later he was employed by u d Norwich Fire Insurance .company al
 went to Chicago to adjust the company , loss at the time of the Chicago fire ,s 1870. Some time later he went to t .e North British Merchantile company wi v whom he remained until about 1880. F '. many years he has lived a retired life. ,.i '. He is survived by his wife, and t1 ,a .l. children, Oliver Perry wattIes of Cra ,r ston, R. l., and q daughter, Mary, = this city. He also leaves broth.
 Thomas J., of this city and sist, ed Miss Mary E. Wattles of Norwich Tow