Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-07
LAID AT REST.

Funeral of Ex.Selectman Feldman
Yesterday The Obsequies at the
Court Street Temple-Interred in the
Westville Cemetery.
The Court street temple was filed to
overlooking yesterday afternoon at 1:3O
o'clock upon the occasion of the funeral
obsequies of the late Louis Feldman.
Prior to the services at the temple, brief
services had been held at the late reeidence
of the deceased, 1854 Olive street.
The service of the Jewish church was
conducted by Rev. DR.. Kleeberg, who ALEC
spoke few words in English, in which he
referred to the fine character and business
probity of the departed, to his kindness of
heart and his strict integrity in the public
trusts which he had filed. There was
singing of a couple of selections by the
qusrtette of the temple, consisting of Mrs.
Madge Roberts, Mrs. Haesohe, Seymour
Spier and E. g. Bennett. Professor George
Robinson was the organist.
The honorary bearers were Philip Pond
Frederick Botsford and Thomas G. Hollis,
past grands of grand lodge of Odd Eel
lows; Maier Zunder, Hardwig Sohwager.
man of Germania; Max Adler, NJ. Kahn
and Paul We'll. There were large mum
Der of floral pieces, including pillow with
the word Harmonic" from tbs harmonic
club in Elm street. pillow from the mem
bers of the New York grand lodge I. o. O.
F.; another pillow from the friends of the
deceased in New York city, and other
floral designs from Mr.. and Mrs. Roth
| child, Maier Zunder, Max Adler, NJ. Kahn
and Paul We'll
At the temple the various societies to
| which the deceased had belonged were
| represented by large delegations. Among
these were delegations from the Veteran
Odd Fellows association, members of the
| executive council of the grand lodge Of
| Odd Fellows, members of Germania lodge
I. o. o. F., of Horeb lodge and of the
| lodge of the True Sisters.
| After the services at the temple the en-
tertainment took place at the Jewish GENE
| terry in Westville where the committmeb
services were conducted in accordance with
the ritual of the Odd Fellows.
The will of the deceased will be offered
for probate in the probate court this morn
| ing The executors are Henry Feldman o
New York city, brother Of the deceased
Msier Zunder and Isaac Rosenberg of thi
| city.
| A Surprise Visit to Mr. Rowland.
On Wednesday evening a number o
those occupying the most responsible posi-
tons in the employ of Fl. G. Rowe & Go
paid surprise visit to J. o. Rowland o
the firm, at his residence, pol Quinnipia
street, Fair Haven, and presented him wit
a handsome oak library desk.
MIR. Henry G. Rowe made the presents
ton spec CHI, and spoke very feelingly c
the esteem in which Mr.. Rowland We
held, to which Mr. Rowland replied i
we'll chosen words, expressing his gratif
cation and entire surprise. Remarks al
propriate to the occasion were made b
Captain Harvey Barnes, who has been i
the employ of the firm some fourtee
yeare; also by George G Foote, the bool
keeper and photographer. Elaborate an
liberal refreshments were served and til
evening was passed very pleasantly.
The names of those participating WEI
Mr.. Henry G.. Rowe, Captains Harvs
Barnes and jaime Howard, Messrs. Edwi
Mallory. Everett Wright. Charles g. Pee
George Gesner, David Howard and G. {
| FOOte.