New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
OBITUARY NOTES

ALICE c. THOMPSON, sixty, aunt of
state Senator William A. Carson. is dead at
her home. q South Parsons Avenue Flush
ing Long Island. She was born at Gorham.
n. Y. and was resident of Flushing for
many years
THE REV. MAsCO TULLIO sIMo-
NETIl. thirty-four, founder of the Roman
Catholic Church of st. Rita Brooklyn. died
llday OF pneumonia after an illness of one
week. Father Simonetti was born in Italy,
and he did most of his ministerial work
among the Italian people in this city.
JAMES pAln. LEONARD. twenty -four.
yhp was seriously wounded in the Argonnc
.4~re in France. died Thursday of pneumonia
al .i5 home. 2l2l Nostrand Avenue Brook
lynn. y was in the Fox Hills Hospital, on
faten land. until four months ago, recov-
"lng from MS wounds
EDWARD f STEWART. twenty. en-
pi's.l in tIle hanlling house Of Wooster,
Tlea.as y Co., BROAD Street. is dead of pneu-
monsr at hs home, G29 East seventeenth
Street. fiatta=h.
NFGN T. WALSH scvcnty-four, one of
tne organizers O. the Seymour Democratic
' 'lub who YVES follower Of the late Senator
Patrick II McCarren. died Yesterday morn
ing of heart disease at his home lqi Bed
lo Z Nvence. Nfcokiyn He formerly a
caspcnter and for TWENTY-FIVE years chief
repair man of thr bleoklyn Fire Department.
MISS EIIIAUrTH CpRTKlGH1. thirty
hrc,, icr oiHht ycnrs principal Of the East
S.M.n't school. summit. \. j., died Friday
~ pn nmouiA at fhc home of her sister. in
New York.
ALFRED FRIEND sixty-six for many
>eafs am orderly in Kcllcvue Hospital, died
faerc yc-to day of pneumonia. after Il brief
Hines. It. WAS connected with Bellevue
hcsNita for twenty years.
CAPTAIN NATHAN CHASE. eighty eight
=. Veteran OF The Civil War, who took part in
ihirty-one battles and engagements, is dead
at lnon pTou Conn. where he lived for more
than siNiy scars He was a G. \. r. officer
ALBERT r. CHURCH. seventy-nine. one
Of tho NEST prominent business men Of
Nontyiilc Conn. died at the dinner table
yesterday at his home there.
H. NJ. WALKER forty-eishi. a dealer in
Nrorlal rug "a, East Thirty y-seventh
sgrort. died yesterday after a short Illness.
ne body Was taken to the Campbell Funeral
church. lie Vas member Of the New
York Athletic Club Il Mason and an Elk.
tired wooden goods merchant. died yesterday
in his apartment Il. Che Hotel Airing ton.
otter a sudden illness. He was born in Eng
Services will be conducted at the Campbell
luneral Church Tuesday afternoon at ,
o'clock.
MILES RADCLIFFE HAFFENDEN. fifty
sx a retired Wholesale wine dealer. is dead.
Services viii be held tn afternoon at 1
o'clock at the Campbell Funeral Church.
HIS SON c. Radcliffe Haffendcn diamond
merchant. of this city and Antwerp, survives
him.
MRS. HAZEL A. V. SMITH. thirty-fve.
wife of Albert L. Smith, president of the
Nitagraph Corporation. died yesterday after
an illness of three days with pneumonia.
She was born in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Smith
active IN the wcrk of the Red Cross
snd W. c. c. S. during the war; The body
was taken to the Campbell Funeral Church.
whore services Will be held tomorrow morn
inc at IL o'clock.
MRS. ROSE GRACE TAYLOR. wife Of
the Rcy. Foster ". Taylor, well known inter
church organizer, died yesterday of influenza
ard pneumonia. The body viii be sent from
the Campbell Funeral Church to Schenectady
n Y, where Mrs Taylor was born and
educated. During the war she was hostess
OF the Camp Rartan Hostess House
WILLIAM EDWARDS SKARREN. sew
cnty-siX. for nearly fifty years connected
with The decorating firm of POTTER &,
Stymus, died unexpectedly Friday night at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. W. r. Post.
466 Amity Street Flushing. He was vet
eran Of the Civil War, in which he enlisted
with his five SONS
ALBERT LUDWIG MARTENS. forty
eight. one of the directors Of the Greenville
Hospital. jersey City- died Friday afternoon
n his home. 50 Danforth Avenue Jersey
CITY