Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-23
Death Of Enos A. Brown.

Enes A. Brown died at his residence, No. 217 West Water street, on Saturday night, of paralysis. He was stricken with the disease the Sunday previous. He was an old fire man, formerly a member of Fountain Engine No. 2. He was member of the Veteran Firemens association. As will be seen by notice, the veterans will meet at City Hall this afternoon at 2 o'clock to attend his funeral. 
 Death of Mrs. L.. Ann Warren.
 Mrs L. Ann Warren, wife of Mir. Henry Warren, residing at 531 Elm street, died Sat urday morning. Her age was 7S years and five months, Deceased was highly esteemed mother in Israel. She was one of those la- dies in the early history of Methodism in this city, the most active in church enter prise, having to do with the interests espe, located on its present site, and also with the original church which stood on the north west co-ner of the Green. Mrs. Warren will be remembered also in connection with the interests of the New Haven Orphan Asylum in the early days of that enterprise. She was Q very active woman of good executive abilities, and enjoyed very fair degree Of health for one of her years until recent pe- riod, when her health began to fail, and an accidental fall from a carriage increased her ;nfrnities She retained her activity of s4ind till the last. She leaves memory that will be cherished by her relatives and many friends who knew and prized her. She leaves one daughter, the wife of Rev. Mir. Denton, of this city. The funeral services will be from Wesley chapel, Davenport ave- nue, at o'clock this afternoon.
 West Haven.
 Architect David R. Browns cottage, near West Haven shore, was robbed Friday night of $21, few old solid silver spoons marked l.. R. and silver goblet, all belonging to MT Browns mother; and of $50 belonging to Mrs D. R. Brown. Three of the latter's silk dresses were taken out and packed in vaIiss which the thief had dropped in escap ing Mrs. Brown and Mir. Browns mother were absent from the house to find their horse which had got loose from the stable and were absent but short time, on their return finding the robbery had been con- mitted. A woman seeing eyeing the cottage that afternoon is suspected as the guilty party
 
 af1iction in the loss of his beloved wife Rosa. Deceased was taken with inflammation of the bowels about ten days ago. She died last Wednesday, She was the only daughter of the late James Marsh, of Hartford. Mrs. Hills was kind and devoted wife and moth er She leaves six young children to mourn her loss, the eldest being only fourteen years of age. She was buried last Thursday in the Spring Grove cemetery, Hartford.
 o-fir nd ilu yvI1J tapu their summer residence on Beach street next Wednesday and will go to Green Cove Springs, Florida, where MT. Martin owns residence in which he resides winters.
 Mr. o. Howes, the proprietor of the fa- nous Railroad restaurant on Beach street, left for Jacksonville Florida last Saturday. He will be joined by his wife in few days and will open @ restaurant there. May sue cess attend them. They will return in the spring and will be found at their old quar- ters on Beach street soon as the heated term commences.