Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

1. the Steiner block on Main street, w-iie:s was built in 1874.
 Mrs. Arthur F. Holloway.
 Nellie A Knight. 47. wife of Arthur E. Holloway. died at her home in fo- quonoc Bridge Tuesday of pneumsn!a- She never recovered from an accident which occurred three years ago
 Mrs. Holloway was born at Green Isi- and. V. r., Feb. II. 1874. the daugh- ter of Woodburn Knight and Frances Msnierie. She WAS csicated in the public schools at Troy \. r.. and came to Groton at the age of 1s years. where she made her home with her mother and aunt. She was married at Poduonnoc Bridge Dec. 25. 1895. where she has made her home since. Besides her hus- band. she is survived by six children. one son, Arthur Stuart. and five dsush- ters, Mrs. F. C. Woodwork. Mrs. Avis Wise, Elizabeth. Irma, Arlise and Emma.
 John Van EtteA.
 John Van Etten, 55. died at the Law renee and Memorial Associated hospital in New London. Tuesday. suffering from fractured skull. For five months he was an inm2te of the Hillside home and was removed to the hospital Tuesday New London from New York. He is survived by one relative, q nephew in Queenstown, \. '.
 Thomas Browning
 Thomas Browning for many years s Norwich resident died st his home g Greene avenue, early WedneSfl5g mcrn-
 ing. after short illness with grippe
 and heart complications.
 Mir Browning was born in North Sion-
 ington May {. 1887. the son Of William Thomas Browning and Nancy Crazy AV- cry. In April. 1875 he nfarrikd Hattie Louise Case. daughter of George Case and , Elizabeth Rosfh Yeomsns of Norwich Town. After being assoeiSted win John l T. Clark Co, Of this city for short time he spent his early business life in North. amp;on. Mass. Since then he has lived in Norwich where he has been ceHrect. } cd with the Henry Bill Publishing Co. ! the tncas Paper Co. and the Thamci l Loan and Trust Co. He has oeca al. } most lifelong member Of the Broadwa, l and United Congregational churches hay
 ing served as superintendent of the Sun l day school for eight years aud also as , . deacon. an office which he held up f, the present time
 s He is survived by his wife. daughters Gertrude, Ruth C.. Cathsrine. Elizabetl ! and her husband Rev Frank NJ Ratb bone. granddaughter. Louise Aver, q ANe'ti'Doi'. anu ny ms sisters. Mrs l George W. Golf of East Hampton. Con s Miss Sarah ?. Browning of this city an, { brother, Dr. William Browning Q T Brooklyn, \. Y. His other brotb., Amos A. Browning died a few year e ago,
 Vine S. Palmer.
 The body of Vine s. Palmer. who die ' in Kansas City, Mo, on Saturday. AT u rived in Norwich on Wednesday. Nj
 Palmer left Norwich for the west abou two weeks ago and shortly after his ar |. rival there contracted pneumonia whie t caused his death.
 $ He was born n w.iter v, R L. z, - May 2S. 1893. the son of Louis N. and Helen Stetson Palmer. He was e grandson of the late Vine s St.,s-r ' When a boy he came 10 Norzlch whe, IS he attended the public schools and if l. Norwich Business college. He also r, !. sided in Preston for several years an L. also in Hanover, where he was united st marriage with Miss Grace Ablard e IS April 22. 1920. He was a member ef Il 'st Central Baptist church where he ".
 greatly interested in the work of q
 church.
 He is survived by his wife. parent
 and one brother. Rred Palmer of Wes
 erly, R. l.