New-York tribune., 1920-02-11
OBITUARY NOTES

JOHN MARTIN, sixty seven cashier at the
Capitol Lunchroom. S53 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn. died unexpect teddy at his place Of
business yesterday morning.
HENRY SEGELKEN. sixty-three, a
member Of the firm of Hildreth & Segel-
ken dealers in wax and honey died Satur-
day Of pneumonia at his home, G22 Madi-
son Street. Brooklyn. He was a Mason and
an Odd Fellow.
DAVID A: PARDY forty n real estate
operator, is dead Of pneumonia in hospital
at Sanford. N. c. He was active in the
real estate business In Brooklyn for many
years
MRS. ELIZA JANE SNEDEKER, seventy.
a direct descendant of the old Wyckoff
family which settled Long Island 25O
years ago. died Monday at her home, 1881
Halsey Street. Brooklyn. She is survived
by two sons, George Wyckoff Snedeker. who
twenty-five years, and Edward A. Snedeker
of the Insurance. frm Of Bale-Snedeker Com
pany.
SAMUEL TREMPER LONGMAN fifty,
head Of The paint firm of 1onsman & Mar
rinez, Sd Maiden Lane. died Monday of penu-
monia at his home. 1888 St; Marks Avenue,
Brooklyn. He u member of the Lotos
Club the Fox Hills Golf Club, of Staten
Island, and the Logan Club OF Brooklyn.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS. secretary of the
Whitiock Corda9e Company. 46 South
Street, died Unexpectedly Monday Of apo
plexy in the Emmey Hotel, Miami, Fla He
was director Of the Pennsylvania and Della
ware Oil Company and the New York and
New jersey Steamboat Company. He was a
member of the Machinery Club and the
Cordage Association.
JOHN LIE FEBRE TERPENNING sixty
nine. retired restaurant owner Of Fulton
Market, died Sunday of cardiac dilAtion at
his home 555 East Thirty-second Street, Flat
bush lie formerly was q produce ucr-
chant of Washington Market
HAROLD M. DAVIS, hfty-nine, president
Of the Brooklyn Christian Endeavor Union
from 1891 until 1892. died Monday at his
after al illness of two years. He was pub
licity manager for the Sprague Electric
Works of the General Electric Company. and
was treasurer of the Technical Publicity AS
socintion.
JAMES STEVENSON ALEXANDER. sew
enty-seven, retired United States Navy pay
master, died of heart disease Sunday at his
home. 324A Decatur Street Brooklyn. He
| served in the navy during the Civil War.
MRS. HELEN NJ. BREWER. wife OF
John S. Brewer, died Monday at the home
Of her daughter Mrs. Randolph Brunson, 1876
Prospect Street. East Orange, n. j She
was charter member Of the Woman's Club
of Chicago, and one Of the founders Of the
Elm Street Social Settlement Of that city.
She moved to East Orange Ave years ago.
!erday in St. Elizabeths Hospital, Elizabeth.
N. J. She taught in the parochial schools
of Jersey City, Harrison N. j.. and Passaic
CAPTAIN MARTIN NORTON. eighty lone,
retired sea captain, who lived the life Of
a recluse at New Brunswick. N. r.. for many
years, died yesterday in New Brunswick
hospital. Ever since the death Of his wife
many years ago Captain Norton lived in the
tenement on Burnst Street. where she died
MRS. GERTRUDE ACKLEY. thirty, of
Atlantic City, the daughter of the Rev
John Hammond, pastor of the Msthodist
Church at Milltown. N. j.. died Of pneumo-
MIA at Milltown yesterday Her husband Is
a well known Atlantic City lawyer
MRS. BELLA HUNTER. fifty-three, for
the last eighteen years employed by the De-
partment of Charities. died yesterday at her
home, s37 Jackson Avenue. the Bronx, Of
lobar pneumonia She was charity ap-
i plicasion investigator and the last four years
was stationed at the morgue.
MRS. MARY FINNERAN. mother Of Joe
Zimmerman, former pitcher of the Philadel.
phia National League baseball team. died
Monday at her home. 252 William Street,
East Orange. n j.. of pneumonia, The fu-
neral will be held tomorrow morning from
the Church of Our Lady Help Of Christians,
l East Orange.