Connecticut western news., 1922-01-05

April s-Julie Opp (Mrs. William Faver- | shRm), actress, Tn New York. | April 9-Archbishop Walsh of Dublin. 1 sydney Fisher. Canadian statesman. : April l0-Federal Judge J. C. Pritchard. former United states senator Rt Asheville, | N. c.
 April u-Augusta Victoria, former em- | press of Germany.
 April lS-Marshall NJ. Klrkman. railroad authority and author, in Chicago April 2i-Mrs Lucy Flower, pioneer edu- cator of Wisconsin and Chicago.
 April @o--John Robinson. retired circus l owr"r, at Miami, Fla. i May 3-Dr. W. k. Brooks, discoverer of 1 many comets, at Geneva. N. Y.
 May 15-Former United States Senator l T. B. Catron of New Mexico.
 May 17-W. w. Canada, for 10 years l United States consul at Vera Cruz. Mex | leo.
 May 1s-Franiln K. Lane. former see- retary of the interior, at Rochester. Minn | May Backward D. White chief justice ! of United States Supreme court, in Wash May 2l-Mrs, Ella l. Rood. founder of Audubon society in Chicago.
 May 25-Emile Combes, French states man.
 II. B. Ledyard, chairman Michigan Gen.
 May 2S-Dr NJ. R. vesnitch. Jugo-slav
 Very Rev. Dr. Andrew Morrissey, CO., adjutor general of the Congregation Of the Holy Cross and former president of Notre Dame university.
 May 29-Brig. Gen. Horace Port IF, Civil | war veteran and diplomat in Ne. York. June s-Rt. Hon. William T. Crooks. labor leader of England.
 June 7-Alvin T. Hert, Republican na- tonal committeeman from Kentucky.
 Brig. Gen. J. w. Ruckman at Brook
 June S-Col. F w. Galbraith, Jr., na- tional commander of American Legion, killed in automobile accident at Indian apols.
 June s-CoL William Hester, president Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
 June 13-Gen. Jose Gomez. former presi- | dent of Cuba, in New York. Philippines.
 June 15-Judge w. A. BIount of Florida, president American Bar association.
 June 16-William E. Mason, congress- | mRn-at-large from Illinois
 June 22-Dr. Morris Jastrow. Jr., au- thority on Semitic literature.
 Gen. c. H. Taylor, editor of Boston | Globe.
 June 2S-Prof. Elias Colbert, veteran journalist and astronomer of Chicago,
 Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore, for mer cabinet member.
 June 2s-Lady Randolph Churchill in
 June SO-Maj Gen. Edward Fielding. vice president Volunteers of America.
 July 3-John F. Wallace, famous en-
 July 16-Dr. W. B Stone, president Pur- due university, killed in mountain climb | ing accident.
 July z4-Judge septimus Hanna. leader in Christian Science church.
 July 29-Robert D. Burke. former Demo-. cratic leader of Chicago.
 Charles B. Cory, ornithologist, at Aaif | land, Wis
 July s1-Edgar saltus. author. in New York city.
 in Naples, Italy. Aug. 6-John c. Jenkins. Wisconsin jur ist, at Milwaukee. | Congressman R. A. James of Virginia.
 Aug S-Thomas s. Rowland, vice presi- dent Chicago, Burlington Quincy rail- way, in Boston.
 John D. spreckles. Jr.. in San Fran cisco.
 Aug 11-Wfllam c. Hook of Kansas.
 Aug. 13-samuel P Colt, rubber manu- i facturer. at Bristol, R. l.
 Aug. liking Peter of Serbia, at Bell
 Aug 19-Maj. Gen. Harry A. Greene, U. | S. A. retired, at Oakland, Cal
 Demetros Rhallys, former premier of i Greece.
 : Aug, 23-sir Sam Hughes, Canadian statesman. Aug 25-Peter Cooper Hewitt American inventor, in Paris.
 Aug 31-Fleld Marshal Count von Bue- low, in Brlm
 s@pt, 2.h@~Cin Don~9n, Enslish poet.
 Former United States Senator George r. Wotmore Of Rhode Island.
 Sept. lo-l 'r,r O. Etromme, journalist and author, at Mad,aon, Wis
 Sept. 1S-It Rev. Thomas O'Gorman. Catholic bishop of Sioux Falls. s. D.
 sept. 2l-sr Erle est Cassel, British
 Sept. 2S-Engclbert Humperdlnck. Ger ! man composer
 Grosscup of Chicago, at sea,
 Oct 2-David s. Bispham, American baritone, in New York.
 Former King William II of Wurtem-
 oct 12-Phllander Case Knox. United States senator from Pennsylvania.
 Oct. lS-Ludwis III, former king of
 Oct 2i-Maj. Gen. W. W. wotherspoon.
 oct 23-Dr w NJ. King, president emeritus of Cornell college, iowa.
 Nov. 3-Dan R. Hanna, capitalist and publisher of Cleveland, O.
 Nov b-Rev Antoinette l.. B. Blackwell, first woman ordained as minister in uni- ted States, at Elizabeth. N. J.
 Nov 13-C. H. Prior, pioneer railway OqtIasr mTs deoTRo M"Je'G9i GGoaid Edth Klnrdon, at Lakewood, N. ].
 Nov 2o-Lawrence c. Earl. American painter, at Grand Rapids, Mich.
 Nov 22-Chrlstine Nilsson. Countess do Casa Miranda. operatic soprano, in Co., | penhasen.
 Nov. 24-Ernest wadsworth Longfsllow, | artist and last surviving son of the poet
 Nov 2T-Lieut. Col. c. W. whittlssey. hero of Host battalion" suicide at sea.
 Nov. 2S-Abdui Baha Abbas. leader of l the BahAists, at Halfa, Syria. Nov. 29-Ivan Caryll, musical comedy | composer, in New York.
 Lord Mount Stephen. creator of Cana dian Pacific railway system.
 Dec. 10-Sir Arthur Pearson. noted Eng | fish publisher. | Victor Jacobi, composer, in New York. | Dec l1-Earl of Halsbury, former Brit | ish lord high chancellor. l Dec 12-H Clay Evans of Tennessee, former commissioner of pensions. Dec l5-Congressman J. A. Elston of | California. | John w Duntley, millionaire manufac- | tlirer of pneumatic tools in Chicago. | Dec l6-Camile Saint-Saens, French l composer and musician.
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