Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-19

hell, devoted husband OF Sadie Camp
hell tnee Husgs), late residence 81
Halsey street.
E0LLoCK-On May 10, 1910, Helen
wife Of William and daughter OF
David and the late Margaret Coliock
aged 30 years, corner Grant avenue
and Johnson avenue, kearny.
c0NKLIN-On May 10. 1910, at her
home. 1859 North Third street. Mar
garet, widow of Daniel F. Conklin, in
her elghtieth year.
DOBBINS--At East Orange, n. j., on
Wednesday, May Is, 1910, Daniel, De-
loved husband of the late Elizabeth
Dobblns, aged 50 years, 1877 Wes'
street.
Notwithstanding, on May Is, lsls'
Elizabeth e, widow Of che late Jonn
Douglas, at the residence OF her son,
sJohn l.. Douglas, t79 Beacon avenue,
AJersey City. n. j.
DOwNES-On May Is, 1910, George W.
beloved husband Of Hester A.
Downes, aged 80 years.
o. Relatives and friends, also en-
t.ployees Of the Croker Wheeler Com
.pany are invited to attend the fu-
.rnerai services from his late residence,
-fs Nassau street, ON Saturday, May
Il. at 2:3o o.. m. Interment Arlington
Cemetery.
KRICKSON-On May is, 1910, at the
Residence of his parents. 4 Mt. Pleas
ant place, Harry o., son of August
O.. and Margaret Erickson, aged ID
years.
FITZPATRICK--on May II, 1910, at
Jher late residence, So Lock street.
~tsatharine, wife of James Fitzpatrick,
and daughter of C~atharine and the
late John Brltton.
ERAzEE-On May IT, 1910, Mary,
beloved wife of the late William
Irrazee, and mother OF William Pang-
born and Charlotte Close (nee PanS-
born), 191 West Kinney street.
GAscolGNE-suddenly. on May II,
1910, Louisa j., wife of Alfred c.. Gas
coigne, in her sd year, 122 Second
Street. d.
GILLow-On May II, 1910. Joseph O.,
Alaeioted husband of Elizabeth Gillow,
rsaged,F years, 100 First street, Rose
Vile.
HAiN-On Wednesday. May IS, 1917.
Frank j., infant and only child OF
Frank w. A. and Mary ]. Hahn tnee
hhFeind), aged 2 months.
HALEY-On May 10, 1910, Charles, be-
loved husband Of the late Catherine
aITsley (nee Delaney.
L.EITNER-On Wednesday. May Is,
He7s1O, Boniface. Leitner, aged 81 years
MpNAGHAN-on May IS, 1910, Eliza
beth, beloved daughter OF Bridgetjand
ssssthe late owen Monaghan, 1865 South
street.
MyLLIGAN-On May II. 1910, Patrick
IL. Mulligsn, in his sixty-ffth year.
bneTTuneral from his late residence, No.
atff Washington street, on Friday, May
Goth, at 10 a. M, thence to st. Pat
rick's Cathedral. Interment private.
lit is requested that no flowers be
Vsent.
6SSMANN-on Tuesday, May il, 1910,
Elizabeth. beloved wife of Ernest
t~t1ssmsnn (nee Trautsch), aged os
years, 500 Twelfth venue
OsSULLIyAN-Daniel O'Sullivan, on
May II. 1910. after a short illness. at
Ibis late residence. IA Ann street, Har-
rfson, n. j.
FEACE-On Tuesday, May II, 1910, AL
bert Peace, beloved husband Of Har-
xriet Peace. aged ss years, % Pointer
street.
REILLY-At Kearny, n. j., on May II.
1910. Catherine, beloved wife of James
Reilly (nee Reilly.
SMITH-On May Is. 1910. josephine, be-
loved wife of Thomas Smith, at her
late residence, 1883 Fourth avenue.
TCRMEY-Entered into rest on
Wednesday, May Is, 1910, Mary Tor
mey (nee Norris), beloved wife Of the
lhrc IAtfiCh loTLlcy, dBco o. SohiD'
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral services
on Saturday. May 81, at $50 a. m,
from her daughters residence, Mrs.
B. M. O%sterhout, 1888 West Kinney
street, thence to st. Mary's Church,
= whore a High Mass of Requiem will
ssbe offered for the repose Of her soul.
Interment In the Cemetery OF the
Holy, Sepulchrs.
WAGNER-On May 10, 1910. Raymond.
twin child of Emil X. and Harriet
Wagner (nee stone). aged S months
days.
Re~solutions.
At = special meeting Of the Board Of Directors
4 the Young Mems Catholic Association, OF
NsNNak, ~. j., hold this seventeenth day OF
NY. 1ate. the following preamble and resohi-
ttans were adopted:
WAsrsas. Almighty God In His providence has
bsCeat the family of our fellow director OF its
4 and his father. and
Whereas. We. moved by a common bond Of
Sympathy. have met this seventeenth day Of
My, 1914. TO give expression to our sorrow at
hts foss:9
Resolved, That IN our own name and in the
sincere condolencs to him and TO the member
Of the family, and at the SAME time to give
enprsssion to our that they and the com.
rhinity At large have suffered tho loss OF . good
Christian, q good citf1aJ. and the noblast work
Of God. ~ honest man. Patrick 3. Mulligan; b,
It flrthor
Received, That these resolutions be spread
lqp1n, tho minutes Of our, association and thai