Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-22
OBITUARY.
Arthur Broadhurst.

Early Saturday evening word was received in Norwich of the death of Arthur Broadhurst, aged 2S years. of Portland, Me. MT. Broadhurst died at 5.2e o'clock Saturday afternoon in a Portland, Me, hospital. where he had been removed for an operation. He leaves a brother John T. Broadhurst and nephews and nieces in this city. MT. Broadhurst is also survived by his mother, who resides in Portland, three sisters, Miss Lillian Broadhurst and Mrs. John Bell of Portland, and Mrs. Willard J. Stone. wife Electrd- clan Sergeant Willard J. Stone of Fort Banks, Winthrop, Mass, and two brothers, Charles Broadhurst of Som erville, Mass, and William Broad hurst of Fishers Island, N. Y. There ews. MT. Broadhurst was unmarried. He was frequent visitor to Norwich and was favorably known to many local people.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Broadhurst have gone to Portland to attend the funeral.
 Nicholas Stenger
 Nicholas Stenger, one of the best known residents of Waterford, died at his home on Race Course Farm, in ing. MT. Stenger passed away at the advanced age of 95 years.
 For many years he conducted his farm in Clark lane and up to a few years ago was actively engaged in the operation of his farm. He was a familiar figure in New London as he daily drove his milk wagon about and in spite of his age, kept on with his farm work.
 Mrs. Caroline Arndt.
 Mrs. Caroline Arndt, wife of Carl zelz of Yantic, died on Sunday after noon.
 Mrs. Ze1z was born in~ Germany 67
 
 Mrs. Christian Arndt. She has lived in Yantic for a long time. Mrs. Zelz is survived by her husband and one son, William, and grandchildren.
 Mrs. James o. Landon.
 The death of Sarah M. Landon, be- loved wife of James O. Landon, of 29 Treadway avenue, occurred suddenly Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Landon had been ailing and the cad came while she was sitting reading a paper.
 Mrs. Landon was born in voluntown in 1889, the daughter of Abel Chapman and Prudence Thompson Chapman. She spent the early part of her life in Voluntown and in 1873 she came to this city, where she has since resided
 On Feb A, 1865, she was united in marriage with James O. Landon, who Kate H. Landon of Everett, Mass, and Mrs. Harry T. Wood of Springfield Mass. There are also three grandchil- dren, Alice, Orville and Harold Wood.
 Mrs. Landon was a member of the Second Congregational church.
 Alexander McNickIe.
 Alexander McNickle, one of the old est residents of this city, died at his home on Division street at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon after a long illness.
 MT. McNiclxle was in his S9th year and was born in Ireland, the son of Robert and Sarah Turner McNickle On March 6, 1S49, he came to this country, locating in this city, and has since lived here When he first came othis city he was employed by Dea- con Colton, who was in the under taking and furniture business Eater MT. McNiclkle foreman for AIonzo Con- verse, who conducted a painting busi- ness. Several years after he entered business for himself, from which he retired 20 years ago. MT. McNickle for 52 years was sexton of the Broad way Congregational church, and he was member of Uncas lodge, No. Il, I. o. O. F.
 In 1853 he married Isabella T. Smiley in this city, who died about 22 years ago. MT. McNiclz1e is survived by three children, Mrs. George w. Fur ness, George McNiclxle and Robert Mo Nickle, all of this city.