The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-13
Mrs. Oberman-Personal Items.

The funeral of the late Mary Jane
sanderson, wife Of Robert Richmond,
will be held this afternoon from the
home OK her oldest son, John K. Rich
mond. Sc Perkins street, at2 o'clock.
Rev. Willis G. Brown will officiate.
The deceased, who was sixty-nine years
o. age, had been great sufferer for
many years and about two weeks ago
was removed to the New Haven hos
pital suffering from an incurable dis
ease, which, together with a paralytic
shock caused her death on Monday
evening She leaves besides her hus-
band three sons, John X. William HI.
Fl. and George B. Richmond, one
daughter, Mrs. Charles Booth of New
Britain: three brothers, Augustus, Da-
vid and Edwin Sanderson. and two sis
tiers. Mrs. Fred Riggs and Mrs. Daniel
Strickland: also an aged mother, Mrs.
Susan Sanderson, eightty-nine years of
age. Mrs. Richmond will be greatly
missed in the home and by all who
her. The interment will be in North
Haven.
The w. C. T. u, No. 2, will hold its
annual picnic at Mansfields Grove
Thursday, July IA, leaving New Haven,
corner State and Chapel streets. at $3.50
a. m.
The order of Seven Wise Men con-
nected with the Yale Brewing company
gave shore dinner to their friends at
Lighthouse Point on Sunday afternoon
last. Proprietor Butler of the Light
house Point hotel served an excellent
dinner with which all were very much
pleased. About twenty attended.
Miss Susie Mansfield is quite i'll with
dysentery at her home on Quinnipiac
avenue.
John w. King Of S. Pierpont street
died yesterday after a short Illness.
Hiss wife Is Margaret j. Began. The
funeral arrangements are not perfected.
| The funeral Of the late Bridget Ober-
Imam, wife Of Anton Oberman, will be
held this morning from her late home
246 Atwater street, at $3.50 o'clock and
from a requiem high mass at st. Fran
els church at o'clock.
For the second time within a month
the letter box at the corner of Heming-
way and Quinnipiac avenues has been
torn from Its fastenings by a crowd OF
Eroughs. Other depredations have been
committed in the borough by the
crowd and when they are rounded uI
they will be severely dealt with,
The Connecticut Chautauqua assem-.
bly, opens in Forestville to-day to con.
tinue until the 9th. Rev. E. c. Tullar
pastor of the East Pearl street M. e
church, is prominently identified with
Chautauquan affairs. being vice presi.
dent OF the Connecticut assembly an6
in charge Of the tickets. Many from
Fair Haven have arranged to spend the
1.-TWO weeks in the woods for study anc
a rest. William E. Brown, organist o.
the East Pearl street church, will direct
the music, and Miss Lillian Gladwin o.
Exchange street will be one of the in.
structors, having charge of the painting
and drawing. a
1 Official announcement was made las
evening at the meeting of Columbia
castle, X. q. E., of the winning Of thu
loving cup presented by the Crane
Castle OF the state. Two degrees wer,
worked, one of them being the famous
Rock Roost' degree and refreshments
lwere served.
Hobart Howard, the Grand avenu,
fish dealer, is i'll at his home on Russell
street with stomach troubles.
Mrs. Clarence B. Rogers Of Indian