Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28

constitution enabled him to fight brave ly against the disease which caused his death.
 Mir. Talcott was the son of Jasper and Mary Ewen Talcott and was born at Bolton Notch on the first day of January 1S41, one of three children, all of whom are now dead. Mir. Talcott was descendant of the John Talcott who came to Connecticut from Eng land and of Governor Talcott who for long time served the state as chief executive The Talcott family set tied in Talcott and named the village Talcottville.
 In early childhood Mir. Talcott came to Norwich with his parents to reside and when fifteen years of age he took position as school teacher, follow ing this line of work for the greater part of his life. He taught school fin Norwich and surrounding towns for 55 years. Five or six years ago MT. TaI- colt retired as school teacher
 His career as a teacher was begun In small country schools and he had taught in schools in Mystic, Noanlx, west Mystic, Groton, Salem, waure- gan, Old Mystic and in this city was Tor several years principal of the Falls school and the schools in the West Chelsea district, where he was a mem Der of the school board
 | For nine years he was principal of the night school in this city and he
 
 many years MT. Talcott had been a newspaper correspondent and the pub | lie took much pleasure in reading his contributions of poetry, which ap- peared in periodicals as well as news papers.
 When he was 25 years of age MT. | Talcott was manager of the grocery | store conducted on Water street by his father. The elder Talcott was the first grocer in this city to operate a grocery wagon.
 MT. Talcott was united in marriage with Mabel Bennett. daughter of Oliver and Mary Chapman Bennett of Gro | ton, on May @, 1870. Mrs Talcott survives him with one son. Frederick Talcott of this city. There are also Elizabeth Lawrence of Norwich and Mrs. Emma Park. who until recently made her home in this city.
 In his religious views Mir. Talcott was a Methodist He was ever honest | and upright in all his dealings and possessed many excellent qualities of character. He was among the best known residents of Norwich and had a wide circle of warm friends. Niles B. sanbera.
 Niles B. sanberg. SO years of age. died in this city on April 25, at SIS o'clock, after a serious illness since | last November. He had been ailinz | for about a year.
 MT. Sanberg was born in Dund. | Sweden. and about 3S years ago he | came to this city and was employed as a tailor for Smith and Gilbert for 90 years. When that firm went out of business. MT. Sanberg conducted a | tailor shop of his own He was mar ried twice and his first wife's name | was Anderson. She died fl years ago His second wife was Emma Olson. By his first wife he had six children, all of whom are living. They are Axel Sanberg, of New York, Charles San- berg of Beverly. Mass. William San- berg of Trading Cove, Mrs John Johnson of Warrington avenue, Mrs Fred Reissman of Providence. and Mrs. Mary Johnson of New York By his second wife he had four children all who are living. Fred Sanberg oi Southbrfdge, Mass. Gustave Sanbere of this city, Mrs. Ida Anderson of Bos. tor and Mrs. Jennie Engpathl Hs leaves also a brother. Andrew flag berg Of this city.