The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-22
ARE REMEMBERED BY MANY
PERSONS WHO HAVE DIED IN NEW HAVEN DURING I'll PAST YEAR.

Some of the Best Known Citizens of the
 City Numbered in the eList-Manufactur-
 CTS, Merchants, and Those Retired From
 Active Business-Others Whose Names
 Have Been Prominent in Public Life
 Below is given list of the names of some of the most prominent residents of New Haven, who have died during the past year. The list is arranged by months, the deaths of each month be- ing printed together:
 January, 1S96-William S. Johnson, Mary T. Scranton, Henry s. Hopkins, Caroline F. Hoadley, Joseph c. Hauser, John T. Toof Harbona Stevens, the last three mentioned being victims of the fatal fire which occurred in the Mersick building on Grown street; Frederick F. Bristol, a prominent man in business and official of New Haven Ice company;
 Elizabeth s. Hotchkiss, a sister of President Hotchldss of the Candee Rubber company; Martin Gruner, Mary Ripple, who was murdered by her hus- band, who is now in jail awaiting trial; Susan c. Gower, a prominent lady in church work Stephen B. Butler for years a prominent wholesale merchant. February-Esther A. Stoddard, Will liam L. Kingsley, editor of the New Englander; David Cowell a noted res tauranteur; Sarah F. Letfingwell, Dr. David R. Daggett, a prominent and be- loved physician.
 March-Charles F. How'd, Lawrence O Vol ctt Eat11tU RrG T ley, Gavin J. Muffatt, a State street | merchant and manufacturer; John R. Hutchinson, Emeline B. Lowell. Charles | J. Metzger. for years a State street merchant Horace Edward Bartlett | Triton F. Doolittle, a leading lawyer | and late states attorney; Curtis s. | Bushnell, a prominent Fair Haven | lawyer
 April-William l.. aPeck, Edgar E.. Lane, sea captain; Benjamin Peets, Dr. | Clarence s. Fitch. Walter Ellsworth | F'oote, Sybil Pierce Andrews, Sarah T.
 Baldwin, W. Stanley Bird Charles A.. | Bray eX-probate judge of Fair Haven district; Frank R. Russell
 | May-Rev. Edwin F. Hall, Robert
 Sizer Fabian Schuster father of ex- l | lagher, prominent in state politics; l Gardner Morse, a noted real estate
 man; Katherine A. Chidsey Mary L..
 Hotchkiss, Charles M. Pierpont, pro- | prietor of the Elliott house; Willis NJ. | Smith, of the firm of Smith, Sperry &s | Treat, builders.
 June-Mary Hunt Phipps, a lady | much esteemed; Jacob E. Emory, sec | retary of the State street horse rail-
 road; Elizabeth W. Baldwin, D. w. | Morrill, Jesse R. Kelsey, Mary Eliza | beth English, widow of George D. Eng l fish; Willett Hemingway, a noted Fair | Haven man, a large property owner l July-Jacob Brochart, a noted market
 man; Prof. James Theodore Isham, l Helen Maria Spencer.
 August-Rufus G. Russell, a well
 known architect; Alfred William | politics; Prof Herbert A. Newton, a
 noted Yale professor; Edward Bud
 dington, a merchant; Robert Moorhead, John Rathgeber, a Chapel street mer- | chant for years.
 | September-Henry Lines, the well | known carriage manufacturer; Jere-
 miah Wolcott, a business man for
 many years, as also was Benjamin F. Crockett Sarah Maria Candee.
 October-Mrs. John James Matthews,
 George B. Robinson, George NJ Hotch- | kiss, William Rodman, former city edi- | tor of the Register; Clarence B. New
 combe, formerly Church street cloth l fer; George H. Swain, Frances P. Gard
 ner, widow of the Captain George W. | Gardner; Prof. James Lyman Ensign; | ex-Assessor William Hull, prominent | merchant; William H. King, bookkeep-
 CT for thirty years for the Mallory, | Wheeler company; Lyman V. Treat, a | prominent builder for many years,
 Joseph K. Bundy, one of the founders
 of the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid asso- | citation.
 November-Captain David S. Thom-
 as, proprietor of the Rapid Transit l printing office; George r. Gerner, the | grocer; Henry Sutton, a shipbuilder and manager of a fleet of ships; Alfred | P. Munson, well known carriage | manufacturer; Anna c. Newton, widow | of Prof. Herbert A. Newton; Jeremiah | J. Atwater a prominent tailor in New i Haven for many years; Roswell P. | Doolittle, William Tyler Bartlett
 treasurer for years of the Union Trust
 company; Sarah J. Bangs,a well known | teacher; Lucy Cowell Hotchkiss, Eliz-
 abeth Rogers Anketell, wife of Edward l A. Anketell; Alexander Emory, former ly State street merchant; Jacob
 Baer Linde, a druggist for many years;
 Frank Treat, Mary A. Eliot, wife of | Dr. Eliot Henry H. Merriman. l December-John R. Turner, Nathan
 H. Sanford, a former merchant; Paul. line Augusta Schadee, Dr. Leonard J. l Sanford. noted physician; Frederick | Hipelius, Mary Hooker Gilbert Miss
 Meta Fellows, John Kiernan, Freder- | ick Howshield, carriage manufacture | CT; Dr. David c. Leavenworth.