Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-01-11

Isveral New Names Added Yesterday-
The High Death Rate.
Several new names were added yesterday
% the long death roll which has started with
he opening Of the Josh century's last decade.
Up to to-day there have been about sew
snty Ave deaths since the first of the month.
OF this number thirty were from pneumonia,
and six from other diseases of the respira-
tory system. This is against total OF llS
deaths in the thirty-one days of January,
1850. It 10 thought now that the number OF
deaths Is decreasing.
Death OF Undersaker sisk.
William R. Sink, the Grand avenue under
taksr, died at his residence 191 Wallace
street. about 8 O'Clock yesterday morning
from pneumonia which followed q severe at
tack of the grip. He had been i'll for about
ten days. He was twenty. eight years old
and was very popular with large circle Of
friends. He was q son of Patrick Sisk, q
we'll known and esteemed resident of Wallace
street and member of st. Patrick's church,
and succeeded his father in the undertaking
business.
Death OF George 4. Tucker.
George L. Tucker, we'll known and es
tsemed resident of this city, died at II
o'clock yesterday morning at his home. No
$40 Chapel street, of heart disease and drop
~. He had been in poor health for lonf
time. He was fifty six years of age, and wa
for years an engineer on the New York ant
New Haven division of the Consolidated
road.
Death OF John ID. segar.
John D. Segar, of 8 CLARK street, dieS
Thursday from heart disease. An attack o.
influenza hastened his death. A wife and
son and daughter survive him.
Death OF y Well Known Westvill'
Man.
Wallace N. Robbins, proprietor of mea
and fish market In Westville, died at hi
homo Thursday. He was Arst attacked b.
the influenza, which turned into pneumo
mia. He leaves many friends to mourn hi
death, and wife and Ave children surviv,
him, who are deeply bereaved.
John HI. Kirschner.
John Henry Kirschner, aged 70 years, die
In Brooklyn, N. Y, Wednesday of pneumo
mia and heart failure. He was q resident Q
this city until about year ago. The tuners
services will be held from the German N.
church, George street, to-day Saturday @
10 o. m.
Funeral OF John Nero.
The funeral of John Nero was held at hi
late home yesterday morning. The pa
bearers were F. Csmerlin, ]. Burdick, Henri
Burdick, August Lendrey, William Patvi
and Felix Jetty. The remains were accomI
anied by q large number of friends of the d.
ceased to Springfield, where the intermer
will take place.
Funeral OF Charles n. Pardee.
The funeral of the late Charles R. Parde
was held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'cloo
from his late residence 476 Howard avenu,
The bearers were Charles Keller, Alfre
Cohn, Michael Ward, William Donegar
Henry Leyerzaph and Thomas Burrel
Flower bearers, John Eagan and Georg
Catlin.
Funeral or Felix Clancy.
The funeral of Felix Clancy was held q
the residence Of his brother, Terrence Clar
oey, 1874 franklin street, yesterday morning
A high mass was celebrated by the Re,
Father Lawless at St. Pstrick's church. Th
bearers were l. Ingoldsby, T. Mills, Fran
Carter, Patrick Clancy, James Glinn an
John Gormley. The interment was In 8
| Bernardo cemetery.