The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-24
OBITUARY.

President Munson Hawley Of tho Bridgeport
National Bank died at midnight on Thursday
after short illness. He was born In Bridge
port In 1903. and in early life followed the seq.
In 1916 while under sail In md.ocean at mid
night Mr.. Hawley was struck By spar and
knocked overheard. The ship went some
distance before It could be put about
and boat lowered. For nearly halt
an sh hour four Of The crew rowed about
not find him., Hawley could plainly see
sf r the but too
boat gave up the search and started to return.
lust then one Of the sailors caught sight, Of
Hawley. was ono Of the incorporators Of the
bank sni 81 which he BECAME President and also
Of the South Church
faith and has since worshpped at st. Johns
Church. He was noted as an expert chess
awlsy leaves three ekil t Mrs. HdWard
Hawley.
home in Street ea tie B g.
Kerry. Ireland. he came to AmeTica forty y years
RRG{ %I and i had lived north q tie Harlem
Ssi s hi d IL 1ssd ~ ssst "a
SSSkyiiIo He Vas living VIII bis i som ysmes
yenrs old; Ho had three, other children. Mr.
O'Connor's wife died twelve years ago.
- Charles G. Kenyon Of Baldwinsyile Is dead,
nS s0T thsra as n @ and I'd
Baldwinsvlle no was interested in flour mills
ana paper mills and becnme citizen Of prom
he was connected were John Cook 4 c., King.
Cook 4 c.; and e; G. Kenyon 4 Co. Though
devoted to his party. One Of his sons. John S.
henyon 81 SYRACUSE ars is RrpYt
State ,Committce. Another son. J. G.. sue
ceeded his father in business when he retired
an Illinois farmer.
Chr Christopher WEsy. aged a years, died at his
In ho Mr. s ssu wss he s0F cao
business. he was retail hardware dealer. !hay-
afterward at Twenty sixth street and Third
Der Of the society Of o F rn Ha leaves
widow and three adult children. Tho funeral
VIII take place on Monday and tho in
Mrs. Rehecca Soden. the widow OF Caleb
sodcn and a first cousin Of the late A. Il. Stew
art. died at her home in Newark on Thursday
teen children. seven Of whom survive her.
When suits were begun to recover shares in A.
Was ons Of seISTa sy eaIi az ss
her claim through pride when the suits be-
came u subject Of extensive controversy.
DIR. NJ. Calvin West, for twenty eight years in
Roe di Sn Of
received by heRnG thrown from his carriage.
He leaves wife and four children.
, James Arkoll Of the firm Of James ,Arkoll h
lea s on se at IS % Wh Ean STRAIT
he age Of 90. He was native Of England. and |
p the early nG He
changes. The funeral will be on Sunday.
Dr., Edward Russell. who died In, Wolaston
n Thursday. was grHdIats OF tho Harvard
lfter graduation ho enlisted as assistant sur
,eon. and served in the Twenty: sixth Massa-
.he Close ana Of te
John. X. Alderman died In Newburgh on
'verseer at the Pennsy wanna Coal Company's
,een In the employ OF the company forty years.
ic leayes q second wife. one son. and two or
hree daughters.
Jos. Rundoll Of Exeter. N. H.. died yesterday,
amy f. Second ReGiment, New HAMPSHIRE
adcst n s e. ne
Ex-Freeholdcr Cornelius W. L. MARITIME died
t Fanwood. N, j., yesterday in his Goth year.
ie represented FanWood township for twenty |
ears. and was director Of the Board for many
ears. He was not married.
Henry Mnrcellus is dead at his homo In West
Jay. SaTat2GS county. aged " years and the
ir. Smith had also been physician. and prac-
ised at Rochester.
Godfrey Briggs. a well-known and wealthy
'tsego county farmer. died suddenly Of heart
iscnse on Wednesday ut his homo In Wcst
Aurens. aged Is years. He leaves five sons
nd daughter.
ny Dlstillery Company. died at his home In
lew Haven yesterday. Worry. over business
uses induced sickness. He leaves a widow
nd family.
Old people dead at Pittsburgh are: Mrs
usanna N. Bauersmith. aged 95: Samuel W. |
owler. 70: ii. B. Wallace. II: John O'Keefe, |
1: William Robertson. 81.
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