New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
OBITUARY NOTES

JAMES f. NOLAN. proprietor of tn.
Nolan House, in Perth Amboy, N. J.. dice
there yesterday after brief illness.
HANS MILES. ffty-four, a house move,
ana contractor, died at his home in Perth
Amboy, N. j., yesterday. He was president
OF the Danish One Hundred Men Society.
GEORGE w. STOVER. seventy-five. OF
Oak Tree, N. j., died at the Muhlenbur
stoyer sAoSpital, l.l Panfield ns N j. THURSDAY Nj
ment in the Civil War. He was a member
OF Winfield Scott Post. G.. A. R.
CHARLES w. WHEELER died Thursday
at his home, 20 Pierrepont Street, BROOKLYN
tie was member of Colfax Council. 1920
Royal Arcanum.
JOHN A. BENNETT. seventy-four, fo,
the Smith-Gray Company in BROOKLYN died
Friday at his home, la Ridgewood Avenue
Brooklyn.
MARY JANE BOOTH. the daughter of q
former president of the Mechanics Savings
gen Street, Brooklyn.
BENJAMIN SALTZSTEIN, president of
the Standard Yarn Company of New York
CITY. died Thursday at his home 5S5 Greene
Avenue, Brooklyn
JULIA E. H. A. B. FERGUSON, eighty
died at her home 1874 Ocean Parlesyay
Brooklyn: She was born in Nassau, "Bs Ba.
hama Islands, and came to Brooklyn sew.
enty-three years ago Her husband was
once Park Commissioner of Brooklyn.
ARTHUR WILLIAM GARDINER. fiftv-
nine, plate printer employed by the Photo.
gravure Company. of Manhattan died FRIDAY
OF pleurisy at 81 Arlington Avenue. Brook
lyn.
CHARLES F. SMITH. ffty-seven, a sales
man. died Friday of pneumonia at his home,
l0lO Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn
HELEN v. MORTELL. Of 400 Hicks
Street: Brooklyn. died Friday of pneumonia.
MISS Mortell was graduate of St Peters
Parochial School. Brooklyn, and member
OIL the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Society.
w. LESLIE VIOLA LUCAS. fifteen. died
ihursday OF heart disease. She was stu
dent of Public School 49, Brooklyn.
MRS. MARTHA FRASER PEACOCK.
eeighty,seven. native of Dumfries, Scotland
died Thursday at 121 Cambridge Place
brooklyn She is survived by three daugh-
ehid esisi i've grandchildren and sreat-grand-
MRS: ELIZABETH ANN DE MOTTE
LiDDELL, seventy-six. died Friday of apo
pieV; E; She was a member of the Ladies'
Ald society and the Foreign and Home Mis-
sionary societies of the First Methodist Epis-
copa Church of Greenpoint
MRS. WALBA SJOGREN MEEGAN,
forty-fve, of 1925 Twenty fourth Avenue,
Bat, Bath Beach, died Friday She was a vaude-
vile artist and member of the National
Vaudeville Artists, Inc.
HARRY A. PARKER, a member of the
hrm of Thomas w. Dunn & Co., manufact-
urers OF gelatin and glue, died Thursday at
his home. 1919 Abemarle Road, Brooklyn.
THE REV. DIR. CORNELIUS sCHENCK.
ssixty-two pastor emeritus of Trinity Re-
formed formed Church. Plainfeld. N. j. died yes
terday of broncho- pneumonia He was a
graduate of Rutgers College and the Re
formed Church Seminary
WILLIAM G. SAVAGE, forty-nne died
Friday night of dropsy at his home. 1S
Chestnut Street, Kearny, N. j. He was a
clerk in the Newark postoffice He was a
member of Vigilant Council 155 and Ethic
Lodge. Knights of Pythias.
MRS. MARY L. EASTON. ninety. died
yesterday at her home in Hackensack, NJ J.
She had three daughters, eleven grand
children and nineteen great-grandchildren.
HARRIS w. HUEHL, formerly COM
mander in chief of Oriental Consistory of
Scottish Rite Masons. is dead in Chicago,
He was also well known as an architect
REINHARDT FRlTSCH, forty-nine. n
painter and decorator. died of apoplexy at
l2f Poplar Street. Jersey City, Friday. He
was member of Local SO Of the painters
Union.
CLARA CAROLINE ALvEs. twenty
nine, died at the Greenwich Hospital, Green
wich. Conn. yesterday of pneumonia. Her
father. the late Conrad Alves, was one of
the lending contractors Of Greenwich
JULIUS STITCH. sixty-one, real estate
operator and agent, died Friday Mt his home,
l4o West Seventieth Street Funeral ser
vices will he held at . 40 O'Clock this after
noon IN the Campbell Funeral Church.