Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28

bers. he and Daniel T. Shea being ap- pointed by Mayor T. c. Murphy as the new members.
 In February. 1914. Mir. spaldinr was made deputy collector. of internal rev enue with headquarters in-New Haven. In 1916 he was made inspector, in 1918 revenue agent and in November, 1913, was appointed revenue agent in charge succeeding T.. M. Byxbee. who. with private auditing corporation to furnish expert advice on income tax lists. Mr. Spalding remained in that position until September 90, 1920, when he resigned
 Fraternaily Mfr. Spalding was a 32nd degree Mason, being a member of St James lodge. Mo- 23. F. and A M. Franklin council, No. 3. R. and s. M. Columbian commandery, No. f. Knights Tempiar and Sphinx Temple. M.yRIc member of Shetuel1et lodge. No. 27. l. O. O. F., of which he had been financial secretary since 1890 and of Norwich lodge, No. 43o, D. P. o. F. He was a | charter member of the lodge of Eiks and past exalted ruler. He was a member of the Norwich council, No. 7zo. Royaf Arcanum and of. Norwich lodge, No. Ia, United Workmen. a trustee of the Dime Savings bank and an attendant of the United Congregational church.
 Mir. Spalding was first married to | Minnie F. Setchel, who was born Sept | l, ls6s, in Norwich. daughter of Charles
 F. and Hannah (StarsEweather) setcher
 Mrs. Spalding died July g, 1883, leaving
 one daughter. Helen May, born March IS, 1892. Mir Spalding subsequently married Lillian R.. daughter of Jedediah
 Maynard of Norwich and by this union
 there were two sons. Carroll M, born
 May 31, 1899 and Archie Rockwell, born
 in 1905.
 Mir. spalding is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter.
 }, John Joseph O'Brien. } John Joseph O'Brien died about s.3i o'clock Saturday evening at the home O his uncle. Dennis Mccarthy. 5l Roatl street following an illness of two weeks Mir. o'Brien was born in Norwich on Feb ? {, 1899. the son of Patrick and Elizabetl 3 Mccarthy o'Brien- He attended St g Mary's school, being graduated in 1914 : He was employed at the Thermos com pany for several years. He was a mem 7 Der of St. Mary's T. A B. society an, 8 was secretary of the organization H, : was also a member of the Holy Nam
 society and St. Mary's church. He leave n his uncle and a sister. Miss Mary O'Brieu Ludwig zeIEelnayer.
 Ludwig Zeigelmayer, for 70 years s s resident of Norwich, died at his home. 3
 Platt avenue, Friday evening followin ' a long illness.
 d Mir. Zeigelmayer was born in German,
 50 years ago. coming to this countr-
 when 13 years of age. He came to thi
 city from Middletown, where he had live e for many years. He was a gunsmith an had been employed in the ms factorie e in this city for many years. He was e veteran of the Civil war and a menbe
 of Sedgwick post, No. l, G. A R. Whe 0 a young man he enlisted in the Ffrs d Connecticut Heavy artillery and late
 was transferred to Company U of tn 't 24th regiment Connecticut volunteers. E. His wife died here on March &C., 1s0 l. She was the daughter of Andrew an l. Ann Gagnon Kelley. A son. Daniel I l. zeigelmayer,- passed away on Aug. .2 Q 1916, aged 37 years.
 He is survived by two sons, Louis J Middletown and Albert ". of this cit, with whom he made his home. There al
 six grandchildren. He is the last of h
 immediate family.