Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-10
OBITUARY. Mrs. Emil MYdIer.


 The death of Mrs. Rose E. Wydler. wife of Emil Wydler of Ledyard, occur red Sunday morning at Groton at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Bradshaw. Death was caused from com plication of diseases
 Mrs. Wydler was the mother of Is children. 15 of whom are living.
 She was born in Norwich Dec. 10, 1877. a daughter of Simeon and Ange- lima Morgan. but had been a resident Sf Ledyard for nearly ali her life.
 Besides her husband, she leaves her mother, Mrs. Angelina Morgan; her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Wilbur of Led yard; five brothers, and the following children, the youngest an infant of few weeks: Mrs. George lift of Mystic, Mrs William Bradshaw of Groton, Mrs. Everett Bradshaw of Groton, Mrs. Ever ett Chesbro of Mystic Fannie, Emil, Clarence, Frederick, Grace, Minnie, Ralph, Lillie, Everett, Ernest. Florence and Dorothy Wydler of Ledyard. Rev. George F. Pentecost.
 An evangelist who had Iabored in Nor wich, Rev. George Frederick Petecost IT, pastor of Bethany Presbyterian church, Philadelphia, and one of the prominent Presbyterian clergymen in this country died in the emergency hospital of the Grand Central Station, New York, Sat urday night. Dr. ,Pentecost had been preaching in three Brooklyn churches during the absence of their pastors this summer He preached Sunday, the 1st, in the James Methodist Episcopal church, Monroe street at Reid avenue. He was to have preached there Sunday the Sth. Although he did not feel well Saturday he decided to fill his engagement and left his summer home in Darien Conn, late l in the day for New York On the trip i he was taken i'll, and when the train ar rived he was carried into the emergency hospital and there he died soon after his arrival.
 Dr. Pentecost was an author as well as clergyman, and in his religious work he had travelled all over the world. He expected to sail from Vancouver for Japan on Sept. 23 to attend the Sunday school convention which will be held in Tokio. He had already received his passport.
 He was born in Albion. H., Sept. 23. | 1S42 and was a son of Hugh [. and Emma Flower Pentecost. His brother was Hugh Pentecost who was first a clergy and then q lawyer and who was an ardent socialist. He died in 1907. At ! the age of 15 he was apprenticed to a | prosin Rr. Pentecost embraced religion during revival in Henderson, Ky. He was baptized on winter day in the 0hio | river. Later he attended one of the Bap- tist colleges in Kentucky. With his en- trance into the ministry came the Civil war and Dr. Pentecost Nwas appointed chaplain of the Sth Kentucky Cavalry. l Enrico Bargnesi
 l Enrico Bargnesi. 4T for many year: a resident of Norwich died in this citI on Monday afternoon following an ill ness that has extended over a period O. two years. MT Bargnesi for the pas I 20 years has been employed by A. Tor rance as a stone mason. He has mad his home at StockweH place. H. leaves his wife and three children Charles II. Daniels. II Charles H. Daniels Civil war vet eran, died Sunday at his home, 43 Will let's avenue, New London, following , lingering illness. He enlisted from Gro
 ton in Company H, Tenth Connection
 Infantry, on Sept. 6, 1881. He wa and and was discharged for disabilit
 Feb. p. 1869.
 , MT. Daniels was a marine engineer an in 1886 took the position of pressma on The New London Telegraph, contir
 uing there until 1901 After that he wa employed by the D. E. Whiton Machir | Co. He was a member Of Peauot lodg No. S5, I. o. o. F, and of W. W. Pel kins post, G. 4. R.
 p John Barton CrandaH.
 This section of the state lost one of i oldest mariners Sunday when the death I John Barton Crandan at the age of z 3 occurred at his home On the Easter 3 Point road.
 s MT. Crandan has been in failing healt l for some time. He is survived by his wi l and 8 son, Charles M. Crandall, Buri
 will be in Alenton. R. L
 Mrs. Michael Pendergrast.
 Mrs. Catherine Pendergrast, widow Michael Pendergrasts died Sunday at u s home of her son. Thomas Pendergrast, 7 New London. Mrs. PendeFgrast was bol 2 in Ireland 94 years ago and when a lit
 girl came to this country. She has r l sided in New London for. the past : years Besides Thomas, with whom sl $ resided Mrs. Pendergrast is survived | two other sons. Richard and John, al; of New London.