The sun., 1916-08-23
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ANpERsON.-suddeniy. In Portsmouth. ~.
H.. on Friday. August IL. 1915. DR..
Joseph Anderson. aged - years. pastor !
emeritus OF the First Congregational
church Of Waterbury. Conn.
FUNERAL services VII be held Wednesday
afternoon a, ::ao August - at the
First Congregations Church. water.
bury. Burial In Waterbury.
cRowEt.I.--On Monday August 81. At her
residence. New Brighton. Staten Isla nd. !
Katherine Van Pel,. wife of the late !
Edward beach Croweli.
Suria! services =, Christ Church. New
Brshton. on Thursday. August -. at
!. noon.
COREY Angus, 20. George Corey. aged
Il years.
Services stephen Merrl;,'s Chapel. ga
E!ghth avenue. near Twenty rst
street. Wednesday. ? O'clock.
0uLL.-A IIacket,stown. y. j.. August
20. Cour,landt +. Hull. son OF tho late
Edward Hull. Jr.. and Edwina W. Hull.
In the eirh;y.frst year Of his age.
Funeral services at his late residence.
$50 West Twenty-frst street. New
York city. Wednesday. August -. at II
An.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10. James. son Of
Eliza and James Fotterton.
srivs,. services stephen Merritt's Chapel.
"a Eighth avenue. near Twenty-nrst
tr.et.
oELlGMAN,-on August 20. At west EoA.
y. j.. james selig In the ninety.
third year Of his age.
Funeral service will be held at the
Temple Emsnu-E FL. Fifth avenue and
Forty-third street. on Wednesday morn.
'ng. August 20. at 10 o'clock. II 10
earnestly requested that no flowers Be
sent.
oSLlGMAN Temple Emanu.E,: The mem
bsrs and seathoiders OF the Temple
Emanu-Ei are requested to attend the
funeral service OF our late President.
Nr James Seligmsn. which will be
held at the temple on Wednesday
morning. August %. at 10 o'clock.
NJ. II. MOSES. Vice President.
LOUIS MARSHALL. Secretary.
stLiGMA%-At n meeting Of the Board
OF Trustees Of Congregation EMANUEL
the following Memorial was adopted:
The death OF James Seilg,nan marks the
dlSappearancc Of the last Of the hardy
pioneers who organized Congregation
Emanuel. For more than seventy
Years he was an honored member. for
upwards OF forty years an efficient Trus-
Zee. and during the past twenty years
- f'F' ssS
witnessed its small beginnings, Its
steady growth and Its development Into
one OF tn. important stronghold Of
Amerl' an Juda Ism. lie never failed TO
respond when his counsel or assistance
Was required. He was ever loyal to
MS faith. His interest In the welfare
the Congregation was earnest. gen.
o'h" and never perfunctory. He firmly
believed that Its activities were not
eonhhed to the house Of worship: that
me congregation owed q duty not only
"sl Jews but to the land and city In
winch he dwelt. He was kindly and
tehhs In manner. courteous and con-
'oerA'e toward his associates and re-
spected and beloved by all who came
VI contact with him. He had an abid-
wv 'alth In his religion. trust and con-
"'eh'e IN his fellow men. and his every
W. was inspired by a strict sense of
''s,''" and Of righteousness His Ions
.hd useful life VIII constitute q proud
p.se IN the annals Of this CONGREGATION.
,n' ne viii be long remembered with
~ sha high esteem by all who had
him. ="
NJ II. MOSES. Vice -Presldsnt,
LOUIS MARSHALL. Secretary,
sHANLEY,-Micha.l. Fun.r~, from THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" Broadway, sixty
".,h and s!xty-seventh streets Camp.
"n hu!ldirG). Time OF funeral here.
after.
"-ooil-At Lake Mohonk. ". r.. Au'
sast 81, ''is. James Ta!cot; Of : IVES,
su"-seventh street. New York.
'anersl services at Cedar Hill Cemetery
hartford Conn. on Wednesday. Au
gust 20. on arrival Of train Leaving
new York at 1880 4. ~. due at Hart,
.o'u' Conn. lisa y. 81. Please emil
lowers.
PERSONAU1,
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