Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-18
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Orrin A. BuzzeII.

Word was received in New London on Tuesday of the sudden death in Daytona Fla, at 4.15 Tuesday morning of Mrs Orrin A. Buzzell of Flanders, mother of Leon Buzzell, president of the L. C. Buz- zell & Co.,, of New London Particulars regarding her death are not known.
 MT. and Mrs Buzzell left on a trip south two weeks ago last Sunday and ex- pected to winter at Daytona, Fla. They were, however, guests of Mrs. Loren Holmes, an intimate friend, at the time of Mrs. Buzzelrs death.
 Mrs. Buzzell was formerly Miss Grace Campbell the daughter of wealthy woolen manufacturer of Maine Besides her husband and son she leaves sister and two brothers.
 Mrs. Charles Sloslperg. Mrs. Sarah Bendett Slosberg, wife of I Slosberg, died at her home at 425 West l Main street on Wednesday afternoon at l 210 o'clock following a lingering ill., ness that has extended over period of | six years
 Mrs slosberg was born in Riga. Rus sa, coming to this country with her par 1 ents when a young woman. She was married here and has lived in this city 1 ever since. Mrs. Slosberg was a woman | of sterling, and steadfast character, well liked by every one who knew her.
 1: She is survived by her husband. a son. Samuel, and four daughters, Mrs L. E. Klingon of Bridgeport, Mrs. Herman 1 Grodinsky of New Haven, Miss Ida and Miss Rae Solsberg who live at home. She i also leaves four brothers. William, Mi | chael, and David Bendett of Norwich | Abraham Bendett of Newark, Y. J. and j two sisters, Mrs. Max Goldstein of Nor | wich and Mrs Charles s. Weiss of Ports i mouth Va. Mrs Weiss arrived here short
 
 the family were at her bedside when she
 passed away.
 | Edwin Bentley Bassett.
 Edwin Bentley Bassett a native ot : Norwich and for many years a resident
 at 5.30 o'clock in Cambridge, Mass, al the home of his son where he went to , live last July. Mir. Bassett was T year:
 of ge and had been i'll only few days.
 MT. Bassett was born in Preston or March 27. 1S42 and his early education was received in the schools of this city For many years he resided on the Yves Side where he was a painter. He wa! veteran of the Spanish American wa
 and the undefeated tubrace champion O r New Engalnd, having been only defeated : once by Al Darby of England. e MT. Bassett leaves five sons. Frank : of Portland. Me. Arthur of Westerly | Eugene of Bridgeport Fred of Panama i veteran of the Boxer war, Ernest O
 Cambridge, a veteran of the World wal three daughters, Mrs. Mary, L. Geer 6
 this city. Mrs. Royal Judge and Mrs
 Edmund Harvie, both of New Haven.
 Miss Adelaide Bromley. | Miss Adelaide Bromley, daughter 6 O Isaac and Kate Warren Bromley. die' - Tuesday at her summer home at Easter1
 Point, Groton, after an illness of fiv weeks. Miss Bromley was born in 1SS f at Buffalo, N '. She attended Mis- II Johnstones school at New. Haven and Ky Q seminary at Rye, N. Y. Miss Bromle ', was the granddaughter of Isaac H. Brom
 ley of Norwich, at one time editor of Tn z Bulletin and of the New York Tribun. ,,L She was a member of the Shennecosset Country club of Groton and was an expeI
 golf player, having won prizes in tourna T. mentS at Groton. in New Haven, Bermr ot da and other places.
 I'd Miss Bromley was a voter in the tow 2e of Groton and would have cast ballc y, in the recent election had she not bee IT taken ill just before that event. She wa
 unable to go to the polls, and her inahi le ity to vote was a source of great regr, r. to her.
 is Besides her parents, Miss BronIe n leaves a sister, Mrs. Douglass c. Arnol g. of West6eld, N. J., and a brother, Isas re H. Bromley of Groton.