New-York tribune., 1919-02-12

funeral viii be held at her home this
afternoon.
EUGENE l. KERSHAW. twenty
three years old, of 54S Forty-sixth
Street. South Brooklyn, died Monday.
He was employed by The Almirall Com
struction Company, Manhattan. He is
survived by sister, three brothers and
his mother.
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON, the
writer and dramatist, will be buried
after funeral services. Father Mclean
officiating, at the Church of Saint
James. James Street, near the New
bowery, today at p. m.
MRS. NORA DONOVAN lacked three
years of being a centenarian when she
passed away Sunday at her residence,
AIS Main Street, East Orange, N. J.
She was widow of Timothy Donovan,
and was born in Ireland in the year
1922
MICHAEL f. HALLORAN. well
known in the Tenth Ward, BROOKLYN,
died Sunday at the age of thirty-seven.
He was a member of the ST. Thomas
Aquinas Church and of the Gowanus
Democratic Club of the Eighth Assem-
bly, District. His funeral will be held
this morning at his church.
ALFRED STUBBS. fifty-fve wears
old, died at Tenafy, n. j.. on Saturday.
Mr.. Stubbs was born in Brooklyn, and
until three years ago had been engaged
all his business lifetime in the whole
sale drug and publishing business in
Manhattan, at 80 Cliff Street and 100
William Street. He is survived by his
wife, s sen and daughter.
MRS. MARY PHAIR died SUNDAY at
her residence, 93l jefferson Avenue,
Brooklyn. She was sixty-seven years
old. had been twenty years a resident
OF Brooklyn, and is survived by son
and five grandchildren. Interment in
Calvary will take place to-day.
DIR. GEORGE w. SALTER was found
dead in his Office, 376 Halsey Street,
Brooklyn on Saturday. He was a we'll
known physician in his section and
few years ago was active in the work Of
the independence League. A wife and
daughter survive him. DR.. Salter was
OF English birth and was sixty-eight
years old. The funeral will be Shis
afternoon at 2.
JOHN POWER, of Metuchen. former
member OF the Borough Council and a
leading merchant, died at his home in
New Brunswick, n. j., yesterday, after
brief illness, aged forty-seven. He
was unmarried and is survived by three
brothers. Funeral services will be held
at st. Francis's Church, Metuchen.
EBENEZER DUPIGNEA, a salesman
for forty years, in the employ of a rib
bon manufacturer at 10 Washington
Place, dropped dead yesterday on the
platform of the Third Avenue 81" at
125th Street Mr.. Dupignea was sixty
years old and lived at 80 Mamaroneck
Avenue, White Plains.
MRS. ADELAIDE B. CUTTING. sew
enty-eight years old. for thirty years
a resident Of the Astoria section of
Long Island City, died at her home
622 Broadway, Monday. Mrs. Cutting
was the daughter of J ohm Maerza, Tam
many leader of the Sixteenth Ward Of
Brooklyn sixty years ago, when he
served as an Alderman from the dis
trlct. She IS survived by a son and
three daughters. A requiem mass will
be said at St. Joseph's Church. Astoria.
Friday morning. lnterment will 5e in
Calvary Cemetery.
CHARLES HIRSCHEN. the Young
est business man in Portchoster. N. Y.
proprietor Of large store, died sud
denly yesterday of pneumonia, aged
twenty seven. He Is survived Nv A
wife and two little sons.
THOMAS D. CORBETT. for twenty
five years principal of a public school
IN Newton, Conn, and widely known
IN that state as newspaper writer.
died at his home in Newton Monday
night, aged sixty. wife and eight
children survive him.