1. religion and spirituality
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STANDARD UNION TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1931.
DEATH NOTICES
DEATH NOTICES
DEATH NOTICES
BANNON—Thomas F., on Jan. 12, KAIN—On Jan. 12, 1931, Thomas
SMITH—Mary (nee Powers), on
at his residence, 102 Douglass St., be- F. Kain, lieutenant of New York Sunday, Jan. 11, at her residence,
loved son of John J. and; Bridget M. Fire Department, Engine Company 70 Columbia street. Beloved wife of
212, beloved brother of Mrs. Mary Sydney Smith and loving mother of
V Funeral notice hereafter.
Bock. Funeral from the residence Eleanor, daughter of Mrs. Anna
BAUMANN—Henry, Sr., in his of his niece, Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Powers and sister of Helen. Fusixty-ninth year, died Jan. 10, 1031. 159-20 Deer st., Howard Beach, on neral Wednesday from her late resiSurvived by three sons, Dave, George Thursday, at 9:30 A. M. Solemn dence, thence to St. Peter's R. C.
and Henry, Jr.; one daughter, Anna, requiem mass at Church of Our Church, where a requiem mass will
and five sisters and thirteen grand- Lady of Grace, Howard Beach, at be offered at 10 A. M. Interment
children. Funeral from the home of 10 o'clock.
Interment Calvary Calvary Cemetery.
his son, Henry, 2015 Himrod st., Cemetery.
STAPLETON—On Jan. 12. 1931,
Ridgewood, Wednesday at 0:30 A. M.
Relatives and friends are invited.
KENNEDY—On Jan. 11th at her James W., beloved husband of ElizaInterment St. John's Cemetery.
residence, 1339 Park place, Marga- beth Stapleton (nee Moore),; dear
ret Kennedy (nee Fogarty), beloved father of Margaret and William, and
BROOKLYN LODGE, NO. ZZ, B. mother of Mary A. James. M. and beloved brother of Mrs. Margaret
P. O. ELKS—Brothers: You are re- Edward J. Kennedy. Funeral on Grice. Funeral from his late resquested to attend the funeral ser- Wednesday at 9:30 A. M., thence idence, 314 s 5th st., on Wednesday,
vices of our brother, PETER J. to St. Matthew's R. O. Church January 14, at 9:30 A. M. Requiem
FILAN, Tuesday evening, Jan. 13, at where a solemn mass of requiem mass at Transfiguration R. O.
7:45 o'clock, at his residence, 76 will be celebrated.
Church, Marcy ave., cor. Hooper st.
3d pi.
Interment Calvary Cemetery.
SAMUEL C. DUBERSTEIN,
LONG ISLAND COUNCIL, NO.
STETZNER—On Jan. 11, Grace
Exalted Ruler.
197, Knights of Columbus.—We an- Agnes,
wife of Arthur Stetzner. at
JOSEPH H. BECKER, Secy
nounce with deep regret the death the residence
of her mother, Mrs
of
Brother
JOHN
BROWN,
329
LinBECK—Hanna Malloy, beloved coln rd„ near Nostrand ave., Brook- Jane Rlckard, 113 Noble st., Brookwife of the late Thomas, on Jan. 11,
Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 14.
Members will assemble at the lyn.
Solemn mass of requiem, Church of
at her residence, 5415 5th ave. lyn.
Columbian
Club
at
8:15
P.
M.,
Solemn mass of requiem Wednes- on Jan. 14. Automobiles will convey St. Antony of Padua, 10 A. M. Inday. Jan. 14, at 0:30 A. M., at the you to the home of our late brother. terment St. John's Cemetery.
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual
STICKEVERS—Frederick F., in
FRED G. TUTTLE,
Help, 59th st. and 5th ave. Interhis 79th year, suddenly at his home,
Grand
Knight.
ment Calvary Cemetery.
8741 114th St., Richmond Hill, N. Y.,
THOMAS J. GUILMARTIN,
op Monday, Jan. 12, 1931. He is
Recorder.
BRENNAN—Joseph J., 5206 Juncsurvived
by his sister, Mrs. Mary J.
tion blvd., Elmhurst, L. I. Burial
Solemn requiem mass will
Thursday, 10 A. M. Mass St. BarLORENZ—Dorothea, on Jan. 11, Brown.
be held in the Church of the Holy
tholomew's R. C. Church. Inter- age 72. Funeral services at her late Child
Jesus, 112th st. and 86th ave.,
ment St. John's Cemetery by Wil- home, 8905 87th st., Woodhaven, Richmond
on Thursday, Jan.
liam P. Murphy & Son, 87 Herbert L. I., Wednesday, 8 P. M. Inter- 15, at 10 A. Hill,
M.
st.
ment Cypress Hills Cemetery.
TENNIS—Anna (nee McCairn),
BROWN—On Jan. 12, 1931. John
McGUIRK—On Jan. 11th, Peter
J., beloved husband of Mary Brown P., at his residence, 640 77th street, on Saturday, Jan. 10, wife of the
(nee Flynn) and dear father of beloved husband of Anna S. Boy- late William Tennis. > Funeral
John J., Jr., Mary A., Thomas J. Ian and father of Mrs. Edward A. Wednesday, Jan. 14, from the resiand Frank J. Brown. Funeral from Gorman, Edwin P., Paul F., Virginia dence of her daughter, Mrs. T. P.
his residence, 329 Lincoln road, and Lawrence. Funeral from his Cunningham, 8522 124th St., RichThursday, Jan. 15, at 9:30 A. M. residence Wednesday morning. Sol- mond Hill, at 9:30 A. M.; thence to
the Church of the Holy Child Jesus.
Solemn requiem mass at R. C. emn requiem mass at St. Ephrem's Interment
Calvary Cemetery.
Church of St. Francis of Assisi, Church at 10 o'clock. Interment
Nostrand ave. and Lincoln road. In- Holy Cross Cemetery.
TREGASKIS—Emma H., suddenly
terment St. John's Cemetery.
on Sunday, Jan. 11, 1931, beloved
MULLEN—On Sunday, Jan. 11,
'* CUMMINGS—James J., died on 1931, Mary F. (nee Farrell), beloved wife of Frederick Tregaskis, mother
Sunday, Jan. 11, 1931, at 250 Albany wife of John J. Mullen, also survived of Andrew Hyde. Funeral service
ave. Funeral Wednesday 10 A. M. by five sons, two daughters and one Tuesday at 8 o'clock, at her residence, 380 McDonough ~st., Brooklyn.
DERRING—On Monday, Jan. 12, brother. Funeral Wednesday, at 9 Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery,
A.
M.
from
70-22
Ridge
boulevard,
1931, Harry E., beloved husband of
Wednesday morning.
,
Elizabeth Derring (nee Jardine), at with requiem mass in St. Thomas
Aquinas
Church.
Interment
St.
TUTLLE—On Jan. 11, Clarence,
his home, 196 Lawrence ave. Funeral
beloved husband of Ethel Hoy and
Thursday at 2 P. M. Interment John's Cemetery.
father of Elaine and brother of EdHoly Cross Cemetery.
O'BRIEN—Suddenly at his home, ward, at his residence, 7301 11th
369
Halsey
st.,
John,
beloved
husDOLL—On Jan. 12, Mary, at her
ave. Requiem mass Wednesday at
residence, 459 Onderdonk ave., band of Margaret and brother of St. Patrick's Church, Kent and
Ridgewood, in her 72nd year. Sur- Sister Martemo, of the- Sisters of Willoughby aves., at 9:30 A. M. Invived by one sister, one grandchild, Charity, 'and Margaret Seery. Re- terment Holy Cross Cemetery.
a niece and a nephew. Funeral quiem mass Wednesday morning at
VERNEOREY—On Saturday, Jan.
services, Wednesday, at 8 P. M. 9:30 at Our Lady of Victory R. C.
Funeral Thursday at 2 P. M. In- Church.
Interment St. John's 10, Augusta Verneorey (nee Mertineit), beloved mother of Edward
terment at Lutheran Cemetery.
Cemetery.
Verneorey, also mother-in-law, in
FILAN—On Sunday, Jan. 11, 1931, RITZLER—Julia, on Monday, Jan. her 67th year. Funeral from her
at 74 Third pi., Peter J. Filan, be- 12, 1931, devoted mother of Charles. late residence, 298 Grove st., on
loved husband of Catherine F., Funeral from her late residence, 226 Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 2 P. M. Infather of Walter P. and Mrs. Mar- Stockton st., Brooklyn, New York. terment Evergreen Cemetery.
tin Nelson and brother of Mrs. Mary Thursday, Jan. 15th, at 1:30 P. M.
WILMOT—On Sunday, Jan. 11,
Lucas, Mrs. Hugh Van Burden, Interment in Most Holy Trinity 1931, Joseph Wilmot, beloved stepMargaret and Andrew Filan. Fu- Cemetery under direction of Thomas father of James and Charles Shepneral Wednesday, 9:30 A. M. Sol- M. Quinn and Son.
pard, Mrs. Arthur Williams and Mrs.
emn mass of requiem at St. Mary
Lester Small. Funeral services at
ROHAN—On
Jan.
10,
1931,
R. C. Church. Interment Holy
his residence, 873 60th st., Brooklyn,
Howard
Joseph,
born
injpld
New
Cross Cemetery.
York thirty-seven years * ago, be- on Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 2 P. M.
G A L L A G H E R — S u d d e n l y o n J a n . loved husband of Em&na and father Interment Greenwood Cemetery.
., 1931, Edward D., belpved son of of Howard Rohan, Jr.; son of
the late Edward and Mary A. Gal- Thomas and Katherine Houlihan
IN MEMORIAM
lagher and devoted brother of Mrs. Rohan, brother of Robert E.,
BROWN—In loving memory of
Agnes Guinn, Catherine, John and Thomas, Frank, John, Irene and
Andrew. Funeral Wednesday morn- Mrs. J. C. Murphy. Funeral from our niece, Florence E., who died Jan.
ing from his residence, 144 Fourth the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts 13, 1926.
avenue, thence to St. Augustine's pi., near Grand ave., Wednesday, at ELIZABETH AND MARY SCHAAF.
R. C. Church where a solemn re- 8:45 A. M., thence to St. Teresa's
JOHANNESEN — In memory of
quiem mass will be offered at 9:30 R. C, Church', Classon ave. and
A. M. Interment at Holy Cross Sterling pi., where requiem mass Clarence Johannesen, died Jan. 13,
J922. Gone, but not forgotten.
Cemetery.
will be offered at 9:30 A. M.
SISTERS and BROTHERS.
GLANCY *- Elizabeth, beloved
SCHIEN—Marie
Depezie
(nee
McKEON—In memory of John
wife of the late James J., and
mother of Margaret, James, John Walsh), on Jan. 11, at her residence, Francis McKeon, who died Jan. 13,
951
76th
st.,
dearly
beloved
wife
1930. Anniversary mass Wednesday,
and May Kleff on Monday, Jan. 12,
1931. Funeral from her late resi- of the late Henry Schien and de- Jan. 14, at 9 A. M., at the Church
dence, 616 Halsey St., Brooklyn, on voted mother of Mrs. Joseph W. of the Visitation.
Thursday. Requiem mass at Church Smith, Henry and the late He llttletljought when leaving horn*
Tljj giwnlTTil return no more;
of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Put- Amy, Agnes and Gertrude Schien
he in death, so soon would sleep
nam .and Brooklyn aves., Brooklyn, Solemn requiem mass Will be offered
And leave us here to mourn.
for
the
happy
repose
of
her^_
at 10 A. M. Interment St. Mary's
has passed since thitt sad day.
Wednesday at 9:30 A. M. at St. One year
Cemetery, Staten Island.
one we loved was called away.
Ephrem's R. C. Church, 75th st. The
God took him home. It was His will.
GORDON—On Jan. 11, 1931, and Fort Hamilton pkwy. Inter- But in our hearts he llveth still.
James, beloved son of George G, ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
FAMILY.
and Julia Kinsella Gordon, and devoted brother of Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. Fred Ahlers, Mrs. Cecil
Bennett, Mrs. John Fiedler, Bruce
and Peter Gordon. Services at residence of his sister, Mrs. John Fiedler, 375 Sixth st., Brooklyn, Tuesday
at 8 P. M. Interment Greenwood
Cemetery, Wednesday, 2 P. M.
GRANEY —On Jan. 11, 1931,
Catherine, daughter of the late
Thomas Graney and Bridget Laffy
Graney. Funeral from 242 Classon
ave. on Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 9
A. M.; thence to St. Patrick's R. C.
Church.
Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
GROTHEEB—Louisa, on Jan. 11,
after a lingering Illness, beloved
wife of William H. Grotheer. Survived by a daughter and a son. Funeral services will be held at late
m
casATosr
residence, 16 McKinley ave., Glendale, L. I., on Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. Funeral Thursday at 2
P. M. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.
HARRIS—On Jan. 11, 1931, at
her home, 450 Myrtle ave., Amelia
Harris tnee Dreis), beloved mother
of Richard and WllUam Harris,
Mrs. Err ma Kessell, Mrs. Anna
Walsh. Funeral services at her
home Thursday, 2 P . M . Interment
Greenwood Cemetery.
HOBBINS—John, beloved father
of Lillian Helms, and brother of
Patrick,
Frank,
William and
Charles, on Sunday at his home,
750 Macon st. Funeral on Wednesday. Requiem mass at Holy Rosary
Believe it or not, taste is taste, whether
Church at 10 A. M. Interment St.
John's Cemetery.
its owner sports a dinner coat or a
JOHNSON—Mary, on Jan. 12,
dinner
pail.
1931, resident of 190 8th St., toeloved sister of Peter Smith, Jr. FuI covered Pittsburgh from the Mayor's
neral from Walter B. Cooke's Funeral Home, 50 7th ave., Brooklyn
office to the sootiest, hottest steel
Thursday, 2 P. M. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
mills. Gave every mother's son I met
at her residence, 293 Clermont avenue, Wednesday, at 8 P, M. She
was the WidoW Of William G.
Thompson, and is survived by two
sons, William G. and Harry J.
Thompson; three daughters, Mrs.
Leo Blum, Mrs. Peter Marino, Mrs.
John H. Reb, wife of Dr. John H.
Reb; several grandchildren, three
sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Farrell, Mrs.
Laura Strade, Miss Ella V. Shannon, and one brother, Harry Shannon, of Huntington. Interment at
Greenwood Cemetery under direction of William Dunlgan & Son, 201
Park avenue.
OBITUARIES
HARRY E. D K R R T N G died yesterday at hia home, 196 Lawrence
avenue. He is survived by his
widow, Elizabeth Jardine Derring.
He was employed as a stationary
engineer for eighteen seasons at the
Rocky Road to Dublin Railway at
Coney Island and for the same number of years at the Oayety Theatre
in Brooklyn. He was a member of
the Loyal Order of Moose and the
Foresters of America. The funeral
will be held at 2 P. M. Thursday. Interment will be at Holy Cross CemW I L L I A M CASPAR died Sunday
etery under direction of James L.
in his seventy-fifth year. He is surLynam's son, 503A Fourth avenue.
vived by three sisters, Anna WarnGRACE AGNES SPETZNER died ken, Louise Wilmore and Henrietta
Sunday at the home of her mother, Wagner, and a brother, Renatus P.
Mrs. Jane Rickard, 113 Noble street. Caspar. The funeral services will
She is survived by her husband, be held at 8:30 P. M., to-morrow,
Arthur a daughter, seven sons, her at the funeral chapel of Kearns
mother and a sister. Jeanette, and Sons, 1504 Bushwick avenue. Intera brother, John Richard. The fu- ment at 10:30 A. M. Thursday will
neral will be held at 10 A. M. to- be at Evergreen Cemetery.
morrow with requiem mass at the
Church of St. Antony of Pauda. InCATHERINE O'BRIEN died yesterment will be at St. John's Ceme- terday at her home, 468 Fifty-ninth
tery.
street. She was a daughter of the
late Bartholomew O'Brien and
MABY GALLAGHER died Mon- Catherine McCarthy O'Brien. She
day. She was born in Crolly, is survived by a sister, Barbara, and
County Donegal. Ireland, and had two brothers, Jeremiah and Frank.
been a resident of Brooklyn for the The funeral will be held at 9:30
past thirty years. She is survived A. M., Thursday, with requiem mass
by one sister, Mrs, Rose Sweeney, in at the Church of Our Lady of PerIreland. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 petual Help. Interment will be at
from the home of Mrs. Nellie Hynes, Holy Cross Cemetery.
212 Garfield place; thence to St.
Francis' Church. Interment at St.
ROBERT MILTON CARLSON,
John's Cemetery under direction of son of Frederick and Eleanor DahlJames A. Madden, 197 Franklin man Carlson, died Sunday at his
ave.
home, 773 Fifty-eighth street. He is
survived, in addition to his parents,
SARAH A. SEARS died Thursday. by one sister, one brother and his
She was born at Clayville, N. Y.. the grandparents. The funeral services
daughter of Isaac and Eliza Bradley, will be held at 2 P. M. to-day at the
in September, 1848. In her-early in- funeral chapel of John H. Holmlin,
fancy the family moved to New 521o Seventh avenue, the Rev. C. O.
York City and lived at Avenue D Thumberg officiating. Interment at
and Tenth street during the Civil Mount Olivet Cemetery.
War. She remembered well the draft
ELIZABETH SCHWEALER, of
riots of that pediod and also heard
Abraham Lincoln when he spoke at 7117 Sixty-seventh street, Glendale,
Cooper Union before his electipn as died Friday in her fifty-second year
President. She was the oldest of at Bushwick Hospital. She is sureleven children. She married James vived by her husband, Phillip; five
E. Sears in New York in 1872 and sons, Henry, Adolph, Phillip J., Wilcame to the Greenpoint section of liam and Edwin; one sister,
Brooklyn soon after. She had three Mathilda Lock, and one brother,
children, Augusta Adzit, Seymour H. Charles Lock. She was a member
Sears and Mabel Cleveland, the two of the Glendale Evangelical Church,
latter surviving her. Her husband Hooker street, corner Central avedied about 18 years ago. She was nue, where funeral services will be
one of the organizers of the held to-day at 2 P. M. The Rev.
Christian Church in Greenpoint and George Schmidd officiating. Interwill follow at Lutheran Cemefor many years was a member of ment
tery under the direction of William
Radient Chapter, O. E. S. Besides Buss
<& Son, 6708 Myrtle avenue,
her two children she leaves two
sisters. Elizabeth Corwith and Glendale.
Hannah Brenner, and one brother,
EMMA BOLJES died Saturday in
Samuel Bradley. Funeral services
were held at 2 P. M. yesterday at her forty-fourth year at her home,
Sixty-seventh place, Glendale.
her residence, 8719 164th street, Ja- 7211
She is survived by her husband,
maica, with the Rev. "Lester Auman, Henry,
one son, Walter Perkins; two
pastor of the First Methodist daughters,
Florence and Virginia,
Church of Jamaica, officiating. In- and
sister, Mamie. Funeral was
terment was at Cypress Hills Cem- held one
at 10 A. M., with reetery under the direction of the quiemto-day
mass at St. Pancras's R. C.
Boch Funeral Directors.
Church. Interment followed at St.
John's Cemetery under the direction
of William Buss & Son, 6708 Myrtle
MARY A. MAY died Sunday in avenue, Glendale.
her eighty-sixth year at her home,
182 Richmond street. She was the
MARGARET MICHEL died Satwidow of William I. May jrad was urday at her home, 7413 Slocum
born in New York City. She is sur- street, Glendale, In her sixty-third
vived by a daughter, Elizabeth E. year. She is survived by two daughWillets; one sister, Lucinda Willets, ters, Cecelia Werker and Margaret
one grandson and one great-grand- Carlson, and two sons, William and
son. The Rev. Dr. J. Fleming, of Ferdinand. Funeral will be held at
Arlington
Avenue
Presbyterian the Buss Funeral Home, 6708 Myrtle
Church, will conduct the funeral avenue, Glendale, Wednesday, at
services at 8 o'clock to-night. In- 10:30 A. M. Interment at Evergreen
terment at 10 A. M. to-morrow will Cemetery under the direction of
be at Cypress Hills Cemetery under William Buss 6s Son, 6708 Myrtle
direction of William Warneck, 374 avenue.
Ridgewood avenue.
AMELIA HARRIS died Sunday at
SARAH R. SHANNON THOMP- her home, 450 Myrtle avenue. She
SON, born in the old Twentieth was born in Germany sixty-nine
Ward, Brooklyn, the daughter of years ago and had been a resident
the late James Shannon and Sarah of Brooklyn for fifty years. She is
Holmes Shannon, a pioneer family survived by two sens, Richard and
in the old City of Brooklyn, died William Harris, and two daughters,
yesterday. She was a member of Mrs. Emma Kessell and Mrs. Anna
the Baptist Church, and had always Walsh; eight grandchildren and one
been active in social and religious great grandchild. The funeral servwork. Funeral services will be held ices will be held at 2 P. M. Thurs-
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and dear father of Francis, Elmer
and Raymond Kane. Funeral from
hki late home, 111 Freeman St., on
Friday, at 9:30 A. M. Solemn requiem mass at St. Columbklllc
Church at 10 A. M. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
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Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Connors and Mrs. years ago and lived iu Brooklyn e
Bannon. He was a retired parole since. He was a member of H<
officer of the City of New York. Rosary Church where a requle
The funeral will be held from the mass will be celebrated Wednesd
funeral chapel, 187 South Oxford t 10 A. M. He is survived by o
street, at 2 P. M. Thursday. In- Bughter, Lillian Helms; four brotl
ANN LORETTA KELLY CEAIO terment will be at Evergreen Ceme- ers. T»itrick. Frank. William
died yesterday at her home, 182-10 tery under direction of M. Mc- Charles Hobbins, and one gra
daughter. Interment at St. Johr
141st avenue, Springfield Gardens, Mahon, 124 Summit street.
Cemetery under the direction
Queens. She is survived by her hue
Frank Darmstadt Sons, Sixty-mjh
band, Walter; a daughter, Dorothy;
MARY
GLACE
GLEASON
died
three sons. William. Walter and Bid- Saturday at her home, 1827 East street corner Central avenue, CTle
ward; a 6ister, Catherine, and two Thirty-third street She was- born dale.
brothers, Richard and John Kelly. in Sweden seventy years ago and
The funeral will be held at 9:30 was a resident of Brooklyn for the
(Other Obituaries on Page 7)
A. M., Thursday, with requiem mass past sixty years. She was the widow
at tha Church of St. Mary Magda- of Peter Gleason. She formerly
lene. . Interment will be at Calvary lived in the First Ward o: ManhatCemetery under direction of Fran- tan. She is survived by three sons,
cis P. Murphy, 218-24 157th avenue, George, Charles and Theodore. Bhe
was a parishioner of the Church of
Springfield, Queens.
the Good Shepherd, Batchelder
street and Gerritson avenue. FuE M M A JOHNSON, born In neral to-day from her late residence.
Brooklyn sixty years ago, the Interment St. John's, Cemetery.
AVE you funds
daughter of the late Douglas and
January interest anr
Ann Donlon Johnson, died yesterJOSEPHINE LOBOS died Saturday at the home of her sister, 68
dividends?
Whether t
Clermont avenue. She was for many day at her home, 181 Prospect Park
gum
is
large
or small i
West.
She
was
born
in
Allepo,
years a member of the Sacred Heart
will
pay
you
to reinves
Syria,
fifty-seven
years
ago
and
was
R. C. Church. The funeral will be
held Wednesday at 2 P. M. She i3 a resident of Brooklyn for the past
promptly—provided
yo
survived by three sisters, Mrs. twenty-one years, s h e is survived
choose
a
really
saf
Catherine McGowan,, Mrs. Jennie by a brother, George, and a sister,
security.
Miller and Mrs. Mary Lackom. sev- Mary. Funeral to-day at 9:30 A.
eral nieces and nephews. Interment M., thence to the R. C. Church of
Our Guaranteed Firs
at Calvary Cemetery under the di- St. Saviour, Eighth avenue and
rection of William Dunlgan «Ss Son, Seventh street, where a solemn reMortgage Certificates ar
quiem mass was celebrated. Inter201 Park avenue.
written to cover an'
ment was at St. John's Cemetery
amount from $200 up war
the direction of Jere J.
JAMES JOSEPH CUMMINGS under
There is no commissio
died Sunday in his thirty-fourth Cronin, Inc.
nor "odd lot" premium t
year at his home, 250 Albany aveMARY POWERS SMITH died
nue. He was born in Brooklyn and Sunday
pay; nor any price advar
at
her
home,
70
Columbia
was a rigger by occupation, since street. She is survived by her hustage to be gained b
his honorable discharge from the band, Sidney Smith; one daughter,
waiting. Interest sta
United States Navy, where- he Eleanor; her mother, Mrs. Anna
immediately and you ar
served two enlistments. During the
and a sister, Helen Powers.
World War he participated in the Powers,
that much closer to you
funeral will be held at 10 A. M.
sinking of two German submarines. The
financial goal.
to-morrow,
with
requiem
mass
at
He is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Church of St. Peter. Interment
May Cinque and Helen Cummings, the
be at Calvary Cemetery under
Safe? These Certificates
and four brothers, Patrick, John, will
direction
J. E. Dougherty Sons,
Timothy and George Cummings. 296 Hicks ofstreet.
like our Mortgages, ar
The funeral will be held at 10 A. M.
the most highly protect
to-morrow with requiem mass at the
JAMES
W.
STAPLETON.
S
O
U
Of
type
of private investmen
Church of St. Gregory the Great,
late William and Margaret
security
that has yet beer
St. John's place and Brooklyn ave- the
and brother of the late
nue. Interment will be at Holy Cross Stapleton,
devised. Back of them id
William
Stapleton,
died
yesterday
Cemetery with naval honors under at his home, 314 South Fifth street.
the solid value of prim
direction of Hugh Gillespie, Sterling He
was
born
in
the
Fourteenth
New
York City property
place and Albany avenue.
Ward of Brooklyn and graduated
plus
the
Guarantee of thi
from P. S. 17. He Joined the New
Company with capita
ROBERT JOHNSTON died Sun- York Fire Department thirty-seven
day at his home, 258 Dean street. years ago, and served for twenty
funds of over $28,000,000
He was a life resident of Brooklyn. years as driver of Truck 4, retiring
He is survived by three daughters, about seventeen years ago. He is
You are cordially invited to consult
Mrs. Sarah Cope, Mrs. Kathleen survived by his widow, Elizabeth;
Lambrechts and Elizabeth Johnston, a daughter, Margaret; a son, Willand two sons, James and Gerald. iam, and a sister, Mrs. Margaret
He was formerly a parishioner of Brice, and several nieces and
the Church of St. Agatha, where nephews. He was a cousin of the
requiem mass will be celebrated at late Senator Daniel J. Carroll. The
9:30 A. M. Thursday. The funeral funeral will be held at 9:30 A. M.
will be held from the funeral chapel to-morrow, with requiem mass at
of James J. Sharp, 4617 Seventh the Church of the Transfiguration.
Founded 1887
avenue. Interment will follow at Interment will be at Calvary CemHoly Cross Cemetery.
etery under direction of J. J. Gal160 Broadway .
. . New York
IS East 41st Street . . New Yor
lagher Sons, 215 North Eighth
361 East 149th Strttt . . . Bronx,
J88 Montague Street . . Brooklyn
EDMOND COMANS died yester- street.
16111 Jamaica At*.. Jamaica. N.Y.
day at his home, 1801 East Fifty3S Hyatt Street . St. George, S.r
second street. He was a life resiJOHN HOBBINS died Sunday at
C*t>U*l,SHrpln,andProfitsoveT$28,0O0,00O
dent of Brooklyn. He is survived his home, 760 Macon street. He was
by three sons, Emmett, Brandon' torn in Ireland sixty years ago and
rOR more than 100,000 miles
I have traveled on the world's finest
trains, and slept in every variety
of sleeping car, that rolls the rails.
On the water-level route of the
Twentieth Century Limited I find
the perfection of travel: Luxury
by day and composure by night."
Famous Steel City gives
JOHNSTON—On Jan. 11, Robert.
Funeral from the chapel of J. J
Sharp, 4617 7th ave. Requiem mass
«15, atr t9:30
Pi feA.
™?M.o n Thursday, Jan.
day. The Rev. Dr. H. O. Offerman
of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will
officiate. Interment will be at
Greenwood Cemetery under direction of Oeorge Setbold. 384 Van
Brunt street.
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