Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-21
THE DEATH RECORD.
Died, of Typhoid Pneumonia I'm Fai.
Haven.


Mrs. Ella Rowe Dudley died of typhoid
pneumonia, resulting from an attack of in
Auenza, at her home, IS South Quinnipiac
street, Fair Haven, yesterday morning. She
was widely known and very popular in Fair
Haven, being q prominent member of the
Congregational charch, and for many years
president of the Fair Haven Young Women's
Christian association. She leaves son,
Burton Dudley, and q daughter. Miss Ger
trude. who recently graduated from the Mt.
recovered from typhoid fever when his
mother was taken down.
Died of Pneumonia.
Mrs. Eliza Perkins, widow of Henry T.
Perkins, died Sunday at the residence of her
brother, Simmons Hine, 1913 st. John street.
Pneumonia resulting from influenza was the
the cause. The deceased belonged in Fort
Worth, Texas, and while here on visit, was
taken Ill with the disease which oaueed her
death.
Death 0fa Bride OF Two Weeks.
The wife of Joseph Scholl, q clerk em-
ployed by Pfaff & Son, the Church street
butchers, died Sunday of pneumonia. They
were married but two weeks.
Lower Death Rate.
lence of the grippe is decreasing. The death
rate per day last week was six; the week be-
fore, 8.
Jeremiah NeaIe.
Jeremiah Neale died at his home in Plain
VILE, Sunday, at p. m, of heart failure,
following an attack of influenza. Last Fri.
das was his Ssth birthday, and was the first
day which he passed In bed. He suffered
greatly until q short time before he died, but
passed away 90 quietly that those in attend
ance scarcely knew when he breathed his
last. His wife, aged "a, survives him; also
six children, r. w. Neale of Southington,
w. 8. Neale of Plainville, Mrs.. O. e. SAM
ford Of Bridgeport, Mrs. John Lines of
Waterbury, Mrs. G. q. Minor Of Boston and
g. J. Neale of Waterbury. The funeral will
be held to-day at 1850 p. m.
The Late J. n. J0hnson.
Many Now Haven friends will 60 to Bir-
mingham this morning to attend the funeral
of John R. johnson. The interment will be
in West Haven cemetery this afternoon.
miss sarah W. Pond.
Miss Sarah w. Pond of Milford, who died
Sunday in this city at the home of Thomas
a. Fulton, came there recently on visit
and to assist, owing to illness in the family.
Mr.. Fultons wife died and was buried few
days ago, and Miss Pond soon after fell iii
with pneumonia and died. The remains
were taken to Milford yesterday on the noon
train. She was much esteemed by many
friends.
seymour Man.
SEYMOUR, Jan. 20.-This morning at an
early hour, Gideon w. Waite aged 81, died
very suddenly at his residence on Pine
street, of heart disease. He was employed
by ]. q. Miller, and was at his bench on
Saturday. Sunday he was about a. usual.
Death OF . Well Known New Haven
Druggist.
Albert 8. Blackman, the druggist on
Whalley avenue, corner of Sperry street,
died yesterday. He WIS taken home i'll from
his store Saturday afternoon to his residence
on University Place. His death Is attributed
| to heart failure. He had been In feeble
health for many years. he carried on the
| drug business for about fifteen years on
Grand avenue, corner of Franklin, and for
about Eve years past his store was on Whal-
| 8. Blackman the harness dealer on State street.
His age was forty-nine.
Funeral OF MRS. Kimberly.
hefuneral of Mrs. Wealthy Ann Chapman,
widow Of Erastus Q. Kimberly of auilford,
takes place to-day. Her age was SO. She
leaves three sons, E. e. Kimberly, formerly
Of New Haven, but now . resident Of Boston;
George q. Kimberly who resides at the home
stead In Guilford, but who 10 In the employ
of VIM Nicely & %. Of this city, and william
Kimberly, residing In this city.
Death OF Mrs. DriAgst Kilbride.
Mrs. Bridget Kilbride died at her home,
"a Bishop street, at noon yesterday of pneu-
monia. She leaves four children, among
whom are Thomas Kilbride and Miss Ellen
Kilbride, teacher in the Skinner school.
One Of her sons, who died . few years ago,
| was q police commissioner. Deceased was q
very estimable old lany whose virtues en-
dsared her to all in her circle of acquain-
tance.
Died at Grace M. e. church East
Night-Nsheniah BowAen, . Jani-
tor as Yale.
Mr.. Nehemiah Bowdcn, residing at No.
70 Prince street, ianitor at Yale, died
very suddenly at religious meeting at
Grace N. e. church last evening, where he
was attending service. He expired before
physician could arrive. Heart disease was
the cause. He was about fifty years Of age,
and had been night watohman and janitor at
Yale for the last six or seven years. He had
charge at Alnmni Hall. He was much re-
spected. He leaves wife and children to
deeply mourn his loss.
Mrs.. Spur, mothsr-in-law Of Senator
HoaE, died yesterday ct Southbridgs, Mass,