New-York tribune., 1918-04-25
DEATHS

BASSETT-On Wednesday, April "a. 1918.
Annie Josephine. at her residence 476
Clinton av., Brooklyn. Funeral private.
BAiNSE-George H. Bayne 4th, infant son
neral private. Omit flowers. =
BENNET-At eO7 ST Johns Place. Brook
lyn, on Tuesday. April %. 1918. Henry
Bogart, beloved husband of Elizabeth H.
Provan and father of Irene A. and Or
lando G. Bennet, in the 6Sth year Of his
age. Funeral services on Thursday, April
20. at y. M. 1nterment at Bellport, Long
Island. Hudson (Wis.) and Patchogue
tLong lsiand) papers please copy. :
3RADY-At Springfield Long Island, Anna
y. lnee klernan). beloved wife of Arthur
s.. Funeral Friday. April 26, at a. m. =
BRANDON George H.. on Tuesday, April
~, son of the late Alexander and Isabella
Brandon. Funeral private. from the resi-
dence OF sister, Mrs. L. S. Sharps. 81 Nc
DOnouEh st.
BRElTENBACH short illness, on
April 23, Isaac Breitenbach, in his 57th
year. Funeral services on Thursday at 10
By lRNE-Kiied in action on the West front
Lieutenant Ralph e. Byrnc, r. f. A., M
e.. son of the late Peter Byrne and Mrs.
byrne, of London, England, and brother Of
Mrs. Thomas +. Woodlock, Mount YER
non. N. Y. .
CLUM-On Tuesday, April 2S at his resi-
cenee. Armenia. n. y. Fred b. Clun. Fu-
neral services Thursday morning, $50
o'clock. at the Church of the immaculate
Conception.
COXE-At St. Agness Hospital. Philadel-
phia, on April %, Arthur Cleveland Coke,
Y. S: Engineers, only son of Reginald
Cleveland and Hermine 7. Coke. Funeral
services will be held at Calvary Church,
4th az. ed ST., on Friday. April 26, at
10 a. NJ.
CREIGHTON - April %. Sister Cecilia
Agnes Creighton. at ST. Joseph's BY the
Sea. Huguenot Park. Staten Island. Flu
neral Thursday, April 25. =
residence. Apthorp Apartment. 22ll Broad
way, New York City, Mary S. Clark wife
Of Charles E. Crowell and daughter of the
late nte Thomas and Elizabeth Clark. of
st. Matthews Church. Saith St. near Cen
trail Park West, on Thursday, at p m.
lnterment private.
DIMOND-Colonel Thomas Dimond, passed
away suddenly, at his residence, 20 West
13d St. on Monday, April %. Funeral SER
vices will be held at All Angels Church.
Slst ST. and West End av. on THURSDAY
April 25. at $3.50 o'clock
The General Society OF Mechanics and
Tradesmen of the City of New York, Ex-
e'qa.oe ohice; lo24 West 44th st.
made of the death of Brother Thomas
Dimond on April 22, for thirty-fve years
member OF the society, serving faithfully
1885. Gnu
CHARLES H. FOX, President.
RICHARD T. DAVIES, Secretary.
cc.I .HIeadauarters 7th Infantry. N. Y. G.,
eeth St. and Park av., New York City.
April %. 1918.-Special Orders. No. 78
The Commanding Officer announces with
deep regret the death of Colonel Thomas
Dimcnd, for many years president of the
Regimental Veteran Association Officers
ana men of this regiment are invited to
attend the funeral at the Church of All
angels, S1st st. and West End av.. on
Thursday. April 25. at 8 80 p. m. By or
der of Colonel Falls. William r. Wall.
captain, Adjutant. (Ofiicial)
Veterans of the 7th Regiment, N. c. N.
T.; 1t is with deep regret that announce
'ment is made of the death of Colonel
Thomas Dimond. president of this associa-
ton Members are requested to attend the
funeral services at All Angels Church.
8lst st. and West End av, on THURSDAY
April rs, at 3 80 p. m.
HENRY /. FREELAND, Vice-President.
AUSTIN E. PRESSINGER. Secretary.
DOGGETT-On Monday, April %. Mary
Lille, widow of the late John DogRett. of
Kansas City. and daughter of the late Rev,
james Lille, D. .. Funeral private.