Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-14
OBITUARY
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Alfred l. Clark, formerly of Norwich,
died in Providence, r. l., on Saturday
morning, March II. For many years Mr..
Clark had suffered with heart trouble
and for the past few months had been in
a feeble condition. On Feb. 81 he had
shock and since then had been uneon-
scious.
Mr.. Clark was born IN Floyd, N Y,
| in June 1888, the son of Hosea Clark and
Harriet Williams. After living in differ
ent places in New York state. Mr.. Clark
came to Norwich in 1864 and in company
with Chauneey W. Johnson managed the
| American House. Later Mr.. Clark be-
came the sole owner and manager of the
hotel and continued to until 1892 when
he sold the property to the late John A.
| Brady. Since then he had been in the
hotel business in Meriden and New Ha-
ven and fora while was with the Yale
Dining club. For the last year and a
half he had made his home with Mrs.
I Gilbert johnson in. Providence.
/ Soon after coming to Norwich Mr..
Clark united with the Second Congrega-
tional church and since the union of the
Second and Broadway churches has been
a member of the United Congregational
church.
i He was the last Of his family, his
nearest relatives being three cousins,
Mrs. N. Maria Morgan and Samuel john
son of New Haven and Chauncey w
j Johnson of Nyack, N. Y.
The funeral viii be held at Providence
today and burial will be in Greenwood
cemetery in Brooklyn, N. Y. -
| Miss Mary J. Mccarthy.
Miss Mary ]. Mccarthy, a lifelong
!. resident Of Norwich, died suddenly Sat
: urday morning about o'clock at The
home of her brother, Michael Mccarthy
of IL North Cliff street. Miss Mccarthy
had been suffering for several weeks with
heart trouble and on Saturday morning
. suffered an acute attack that resulted IL
! her death.
She was born in Norwich, the daughte1
of jeremiah and Nora Conley Mccarthy
She has always made her home in Nor
witch where she has host of friends whit
| were grieved to learn of her sudden death
She is survived by her brother with whom
E she made her home and two sisters, Mrs
1 William Ryan and Mrs. William Ryal
and Mrs. John Weller.
Mrs. Frank St. Laurel.
= Mrs Mary Bouley' St Laurent, wifi
! of Frank st. Laurent, Of this city die
= early Saturday morning at her home a
:. % Grosvenor place following an Hines
a of short duration.
Mrs. st. Laurent was born IN Van Blu
| rem, Me-, the daughter of Antoine an
/ Amelia Bolley. At Wincheldon, Mass
/ in 1905, she was united in marriage vii
d Frank St Laurent. For the past seve
r years the family has made their HON
= IN this city where Mr. ST. Laurent is
e boss in the Fails Co. mill.
Besides her husband she leaves tw
3, sons and two daughters, her mother, tw
II sisters, Mrs Rose Peltier of Northbridg,
e Mass, and Mrs. Celia L Fonda Of OK
/ ford, Mass, and two brothers, Josep
n Bouley of Whitinsvi1le, Mass and LOU
e Bouley of this city.
Mrs. Henry A. Lord.
n Mrs. Irene Russell Lord, wife Of Henri
3 A. Lord of 81 Slater avenue, died Satu1
e day morning at s. o'clock following a
h operation which she recently underwear
81 Mrs. Lord was born on March 2!
i 1898, the daughter of Mr. and Mr.
George W. Russell Of kirkland, Wasl
Il She came to Norwich several years ag,
i She was a member of the Episcop;
p church. She leaves her husband, who
: wire chief of the local Southern Ne
# England Telephone exchange, two daugi
i ters, Dorothy, Is. and Alice, H. 81
: also leaves her parents in Kirklan
Wash.