Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-09
OBITUARY.
The Late Edward H. Brown Of Rroadway-The Death of Mrs. Tow. ner Of East Haven.

The Late k0W3r0 Hs 0rOWn Oh
 Rroadvvay-The Death of Mrs. Tow.
 ner Of East Haven.
 The death of Edward R. Brown of 96 Broadway, after brief illness of about c weeks duration, causes . sense of deep loss to large cirole of acquaintences in many of the villages and cities of New England, in which his extensive subscrip-
 ton agency received his personal atten-
 ton, bringing him into contact with thou
 sands of intelligent readers of periodicals
 and magazines during the past ten years.
 The funeral will occur ct his late residence
 Tuesday, April 10, at 3 o'clock. With .
 very slight physiqus, Nr. Brown was able,
 by a keen Intellect and enduring nerve
 force, to 50 overcome physical weakness,
 that he built up and kept in active work ing order business extending all over New England, whose detail would have would have kept several men of less active habits very busy to do what he attended to alone.
 Two great factors in his business success that created respect in all and won deep esteem from long standing acquaintances, W6E0 AA9 uu1kO1mAy OA0oAAAA SSuAsOoy S@A~s his perfectly upright dealing under all cir cumstanees. The terms intelligent, active, cheerful, shrewd and good could all be ap piled to him without disoounting their true sense. When such Q man goes over to join the great majority we know the world is better that he has lived, and that he has gone out of it only to complete the development of his capabilities untram. melled by the limitations of the flesh. GRACE E. TowNER.
 The death of Grace E., (Augur) wife of Harvey E. Towner, of Thompson avenue, East Haven, is a sad sfaiction to her fsmi-
 ly and her large circle of, friends Her
 silment was g cancer, the only chance of
 recovery was 6 surgical operation. She was taken to New Haven about month ago by Dr. 0. L. R. Thompson, who, with other doctors, performed the operation l on Saturday, April 2, Mrs. Towner not | having strength enough to rally after the operation and died in 6 few hours. De- ceased had hsen i'll fora year. Everything that medical aid, family and friends could knew Mrs. Towner well pays the following ! tribute to her memory:
 "Mrs. Harvey E. Towner was the daugh- ! ter of the late Roxana and Roswell Augur of East Haven, born, June 25, 1888. where she lived until November 5. 1859, when
 she was married to Harvey E. Towner of
 Brsnford. In Brsnford they spent thirty. two years. A year ago last month MT. Towner bought place on Thompson ave nue, East Haven. The deceased was taken i'll about @ month after her return to her native town. Mrs. Towner was devoted and loving wife and mother ! and was 8 devoted member of the Bran ford Congregational church for @ good many yeare, possessing sn attractive Chris
 tian spirit and leading an exemplary Christian life. Her loss will be deeply l mourned by her family and friends. She leaves a husband and 8 married son and one grandson; also two sisters and one l brother of this place, viz., Mrs. Lsverett Clark, Mrs. Ebenezsr Lane, Hiram Augur | and Daniel Augur of East Haven. The ! funeral will be held from her la'e resi- dence, Thompson avenue, East Haven, Tuesday, at 3 p. m. M. 0. s. DIED IN DANBURY.
 Marcus Barnum, for many years an en- gineer on the Housatonic road, died in Danbury on Saturday. He was we'll known in this city and was member of New Hs- | ven lodge 77, Brotherhood of Locomotive EngineeIf. The funeral takes place today. H. H. g. Alumni.
 The fourteenth annual meeting of the Fl. H. s. Alumni association will be held | at Warner hall next Thursday evening, ! April 12 at 7:45 o'clcck