Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-06
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Cornelius sullivan

Mrs Ann Sullivan died Thursday at
ner home, 80 Meridian street, New Lon
don She was the widow Of Cornelius
Sullivan, who died about II years ago.
Mrs. Sullivan formerly resided in Nor
wich, but she has lived IN New, London
for 20 years. She was the mother OF 10
children, nine OF whom survive her. She
also leaves IA grandchildren The chill
dren Timothy J. Sullivan of Prov
idence. Mrs, James P. Foley and Mrs
Frederick A. Hawthorne of New Lon
don, Mrs. Robert H. Daley of Providence,
Sister Mary Ameliana CT St GATHERINGS
convent. Hartford, Sister Mary Immacu-
late of st. Charles convent, Bridgeport,
Misses Nora, lula and Kathryn Sudli
van of this city.
AIrE Sullivan was the youngest of
| large family and has one surviving Sis
| ter, Mrs. Jane Lynch Wheeler of Water
! bury.
Roswell NJ. Chapman
| Roswell NJ Chapman died at 7.20
Thursday morning at his home in Grot-
en from hemorrhage of the brain.
| He was born in Groton in 1858. the
son of Capt Simeon and Emeline Nor
gan, and attended the public school. He
then entered Colchester academy, where
| he completed his studies. Returning to
Groton he went into the ice business with
his father, in which capacity he was en-
| plcyed until the death Of the latter In
4 1890 ne married Miss Anna / Park OF
Groton and upon the death OF his IA
Their, he became engaged in the paper
hanging and painting trade.
He was a member of Fairview lodge
H. o. o. F. He leaves, besides his wife,
a sister, Mrs. Carrie 8IeLaran of Grot-
on. a Brother, Dr. Samuel Chapman of
| DanIoury, and Allen Chapman of Cali
fornia~
Mrs. John Fl. Mcintyre.
Mrs John H Mcintyre a resident Of
| Norwich for many years, 6ied suddenly
Thursday noon at. her home, 1872 Broad
street. following an attack of acute indi-
gestion Mrs. Mcintyre had been in hel
usual good health during the morning
but shortly before noon was taken witt
an attack of Indigestion from which she
failed to rally.
She was, born in ireland so years ago
the daughter of James and Margare
Curran Sullivan. She came to this coun
try when a girl and attended the public
schools here and has spent practically al
her life in. Norwich. In ST Patrick
church on Nov. IA. 1882, she was united
in marriage with John fl. Mcintyre, WHIT
survives her. She was a devoted membe
of St Patrick's church and always tool
an dCtlNe Interest III k4o affairs OIL I'M
church.
Besides her husband, she Is survives
by four sons. Frank J., Charles A. JOIN
H, Jr and James A Mcintyre, and fou
daughters, Miss Jennie NJ, Miss Margare
E.. Miss Helen V and Miss Mary F. Nc
Intyre. All her children. with the ex
= ception of James A. Mcintyre, who re
sides in Hartford, live in Norwich Their
f are three grandchildren. She is also sur
S vived by her mother, Mrs. Margaret Sui
: Ivan, two sisters, Mrs. c. H. Vaughn o
: Pawtuckst, R. L, and Mrs. T. J. Driscol
of this city, and one brother, Patrick
Sullivan of Norwich
Mrs. Mcintyre was devoted to he
home and family, kind and helpful
!. : neighbor, held in the highesr regard b
all who knew her. Or the announce
! ment Of her sudden death, there were ex
pressions of sincere sorrow and the mem
bers Of her family received many mes
sages and calls of sympathy durin
g Thursday afternoon and evening.
i Mrs. Edwin S. AEard
: Mrs. Sarah Browning Agard, SIS, wifi
+ of Edward S. Agard. of Holland, died q
the Rockville City hospital Wednesda
afternoon after a short illness. She |
> survived by her husband and a daugh
ter