Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-12
A REsPRoTRD CITIZEN.

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 Death or Hubbard Williams, for Many Years . State Street Business Mag Buried To.Morrow In Greenwood Cemetery.
 Nr. Hubbard Williams, an old and well known citizen, died Saturday morning last at e quartsr.past twelve, after a confinement to the house of six years, caused by paralysis, resultant from lead poisoning contracted in his business. He died at his home, No. 90 William street, whore he had resided for about twenty-five years; and where the funer. sl will take place at 7:s0 this evening. The remains will be taken for interment to Greenwood cemetery, where he has buried three of his children. Deceased was the first master plumber to locate in business in New Haven and was for many years of the former firm of Williams & Hubbard, which was long leading plumbers, firm here. He was . native of Hamilton, N. J., and was first in business in New York city. He came to this city from New York frequently to exe- cute contracts for plumbing, and the plumb ing at the New Haven custom house and postof6ce building among other contracts. Finding this profitable field, and being do. sired to by many influential citizens, he located in busiuess here and was in busi- ness in New Haven for thirty years. He ex-
  prominent buildings in this city. He retired six years ago, his health failing. All that the best medical skill and unfailing devoted care could do to restore his shattered health were unavailing. He was man highly re- spected for his good business qualities and his sterling integrity, and was a conscien- tisus and esteemed citizen. He was repub- lican in politics and though never held any political office, he might have been chosen had he so desired. He was of retiring dis position, but faithful, prompt and unwaver- ing in the discharge of his duties, political and otherwise. He leaves to deeply mourn the loss of kind husband and father wife and four daughters, Mrs. Edward H. Phipps and Misses Luilda, Arlena and Sadie Will Hams. His age was sixty-seven. Rev. Mr. Lines will oflciate at the funeral.
 E. s. KIMBRRLY,s NEW BUsIN Ess. A Joint stock Company Formed for Him to Carry on the Retail Coal Trade.
 Enos s. Kimberly intends to continue in the coal business and this morning will make . fresh start at his old place, III Church street. A number of his friends | have joined together and raised enough capi- | tai for him to begin bueiness over again. The company is joint stock concern, of which l Charles Kimberly is president and Kuos s. Kimberly is secretary and treasurer. The | firm will be known as The Enos s. Kimberly company.
 The capital stock is not very large and the business carried on will be mainly retail. The wholesale trade of the old firm will be dropped.
 Nr. Kimberly has already purchased con- siderable of the office furnishings from the trustee. John O.. Gallagher, 80 that there will be little change in tho appearance of the office. As MT. Kimberly made voluntary assignment he Is at liberty to enter into busi' ness anew. While the old insolvent business is being cleared up the new one will go on entirely independent of 1t and fres from ob- ligations of the other.
 Many of Mr. Kimberly's friends have ex' pressed themselves ss in sympathy with him and have offered to help him all in their power in his new business. The new firm therefore starts under suspicious circum. stances. The start will be made in a modest way and the effort will be to conduct it on | sure and safe principles.