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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12. 105 Brooklyn Loses Its liu MOURNED Deatbs HESSLER JOHANNA, on Decern-ber 11th, 1935, of 103u Madison Street. Survived by sons Alexander and VVilUam Hessler. Funeral services at Roemmele Puneral Church Bit hwick Avenue.

Pririav n. With Hardly Sinrle Tear Dr. Walter H. Hall, Choral Dies at Age of 73 Professor Emeritus at Columbia U. Founded Eugene Tollner.

Noted Cafe Man, Dies Here at 86 Brooklyn Rrtaiiraleur. 56 Year Pae on Eve of Annie M. MarLean. Viola F. Elizabeth George P.

McCadcien, Hi In I. Loretta H. Dora C. McCami. John J.

Margaret McCarthy. M. F. M. Mohr.

Helen Margaret Norton, Annie Amelia Parkinson, L. M. 51 John W. Paturzo. Jameaj, Phlllipe, John ner.

Rose A Qimritius, Johanna Rebecca S. The p.i unpopului they had re assured of their 1 New York after Bd for lack of evidence rotniertlon with the murder ol Joseph Amberg and Mor- PoIiCC wati him Goldstein's apart- 1668 Ocean Parkwa- he lived as Martin Goldstein with his wife and year-old baby, re-ry ported that the furniture had beer, moved out by a storage warehouse concern and that mother arid bate had gone to live with Oratorio Society Here Dr Walter Henry Hall, professor emeritus of church and choral music at Columbia University and founder and first conductor of the Brooklyn Oratorio Society, died yesterday at his home, 39 Claremor.t Man hattan, folowing a long illness. He Dr: Hall was organist and choirmaster of St Ann's Church on the Heights many years ago and late 1921 he was placed full charge of the music at the P. Church of the Holy Trinity. Cimton and Montague a ch I and organist there for about a year He was born in London April 25 1862.

and educated English gram- mar schools and bv prlvs-e until he entered the Royal Academy of Music in where he stud- led for four years. Church Organist a old vhT.hr became organist Anglican England near Sidney Castie. and a year later he was ma le director of the vender Hill Chorus of London. When 21 he came to this country to serve as organist and choinr.a'ter 1 t.v.rch town Pa. In 1892 he was appointed organist of the Church of the A- 3-o onwnfsf ancf cfiofrmaxter 01" St Ann on the Heights.

hd rhoirmaster Albany and St Pete: ir. the Cathedral of St I uivine here. 1 itwj that he fmflHled the Brooklyn Oratorio Society and he Columbia in MM Dr. Hall went to Columbia in 1909 lecturer in and director of horal music, later becomn.c con- luctor of the clwiie! cho.r ntret- tor of the university chorus. From 1913 pointed professor emeritus 1930 nen wesieyan umversitv conferred him the degree of Doctor of lK- I Dr Hah was a founder and second arden of the American Guild of Orca: rondt For some t.

cnoral so- or of Musurgia, 1 1 Manhattan. Revived the Descant FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FUNERAL RESIGNS at Attractive Prices atSH-CBT FLOWERS RECEIVED TWICE DAILI Sumor Deliveries Flowers Telegraphed Anywheie MIMM'S FLOWER SHOP TRkmgUt 5-7012 PAWNBROKERS 8 ALB ESTATE OP FtToENF K. l.y, fVlrti, I. 9 mr' Bowrj. ItWto 1 7d'r 87J XrcTIONHKh BANKRUPTCY NOTICES BKRVPfry-TN THE "DISTRICT PEUCY niLKES.

THE DISTRICl ABRAHAM STROM WAS8ER NOT1CB TO CON TRACTORS OENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS to CITY OF NEW YORK. The person or ptrsons mkln a bid tot Eugene Tollner said. effort; ovster there order ward Nei oyster opened until the given for it. No min ting of opened oysters to sit around 1 until called for. We specialized 111 chops too, but oysters came first 1 It was Mr.

Tollner who inaugurated the policy of closing the restaurant 1 in ttoe SuroropT, rinn sexsmi when there are no edible ovsrers. On his 50th anniversary as a res-1 1 taurateur, he said that there hadn't 1 been much charge food nurln tne PMt half oentury. Nor hart the per.nle UwmirtvM riwiMi a reat dea1' Mirrors for Decorations "n'y their dre'SS hp said t0 rhdng up the decorations I said to myself, any kind of decoration you put up people will get lired of looking at. There's onlv one ihin people don't net tired of lookup that's themselves. So I put in mir- rors and they've been here we "Well, different Irinrt.

have passed in front of those mir- rors. looked at themselves as thev Passed. Ladies with skirts trailing to the ground, with bustles and those hats perched on their heads. in those days women didn't smoke. We didn't permit smoking ilv 20 years later.

You didn' ladies stopping to powder themselves or any of those things. Ladies nowadays are more open in their manners. I should say, but I shouldn't sav they're less moral No. sir." an employe, rather than the owner he said, "I like it a lot better than eing me oig doss, i just told and don't have any of the responsibilities." He scorned the uiougnt oi retirement. John B.

Phillips SlPrvipp Tnniirlit v.i aviucm "111,. Puneral services Id to-1 night at St. John's m. Church, Bedford Ave. and Wilson lor Joiin Brannock Phillips, formerly for 44 years treasurer of the church who died Monday at his home, 1391 Mr.

Phillip, who was In his 86th year, was born Cincinnati and tornierly hv-d in Ross St. aaeinoaisi Book i popular in the Eliza- auM ftan v- -eUy. Demo-This method of sing- cratlc WiitT 01 Brooklyn, to extend MOURNED Dr. Walter H. Hall Jacob Kassewitz Funeral services were held today for Jacob Kassewitz of 195 Sullivan Place, who died Tuesdav in the Post Graduate Hospn.il.

Manha' o' Temple Ahavah Achim 7B5 Pu: nam of which he was a founder. survived by a daughter, Mrs. May Halper. and Mr. Kassewitz i for Deatfos PATURZO At his mMmw lii Funeral from his residence Saturday.

December 14, at 9:30 a thence to St. Christopher Church' Merrick Road. Baldwin, where a mas will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Rood Cemeterv. -l-bury, L.

I. PHILLIPS-On Monday. Decern-1 PHILLIPS, iii his 86th his nome, 1391 Dean St. father of Elizabeth Creighton Pliillips and Edna P. Williams.

Services at John's M. E. Church. Bedford Ave. and Wilson Brooklyn rnursday at 8 p.m.

Kindly omit flowers. Interment private. QUARITIUS-On December 11 REBECCA in her 71st year Funeral from her residen: 2138 Rock-away Brooklyn. Friday. De cember 13.

at Canarsie Cemet QOTNN On December 10. 1935 THOMAS retired N. beloved husband of Frances. Funeral from residence, 947 55th St Brooklyn, Saturday, 10:30 a.m.; thence to Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. c.

Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment Calvary Cemetery. REDFERN WILLIAM necemhon wi husband of Marie. Fiinera. series at the Funeral Home of George Heibst Son.

6741 5th Ave near I B8tB on Friday, December 13. at REEVE On Thursday. December' 12. 1935, FREDERICK Z. father of Mrs.

Edna Antonius, Dorothv and I Frederick Reeve. Funeral from the residence of his daughter. 3405 44th Astoria. Saturday. Decemher li at 8:30 a.m.; thence to Church of the Precious Blood.

36th St near Broad- way. Interment Holy Rood Ceme- tery, Westbury, L. I. rdrfrtq riav rv mfi9 Prttit 1 resirnce' M7I 255 86 Lefterts Place' on ounaay at p.m. nis residence.

SMITH Suddenly, at her residence, 129 Prospect St Babylon. Long Island, on Tuesday. December 10. EMMA P. SMITH, sister of Mrs.

Andrew J. Sammts and Mrs. Prank W. Stewart. Funeral services at the Edward Dally Chapel.

45 East Main Babylon, on Thursday evening. December 12, at 8 o'clock, Interment private. 8TAIGER CHRISTOPHER Sr on Dec. 11. 1935.

his 87th beloved father of William, Hugo, Christopher Franz, Carl Staiger and Elsie A. Stein. Funeral services at Peth's Puneral Chapel, 15 Palmetto St near Broadway. Friday evening at 8 o'clock. STREMBEL On December 11, 1935, in his 86th year, HENRY 8TREMBEL, long a resident of Greenpoint, Services at the Funeral Chapel, 187 South Oxford Friday, December 13, at 2 p.m.

8ULLIVAN MARGARET e- loved mother of John J. and Anthony on Dec. 10, 1935. Reposing at Chapel, 187 South Oxford St. Funeral Friday.

10 a.m., from SS. Simon and Jude R. C. Church. Ave and Van Siclen St.

TOLLNER On Decemher 11 1935 I EUGENE TOLLNER. in his 86th lather oi Gage Tollner Sens. at his residence, 163 DeKalb Sunday, December 15, at 2 acknotolcDgments QUINN The family of the latj MARGARET M. QUINN (nee Coi-gan) wish to thank the Reverend Clergy, Sisters and friends for their kind expression of sympathy shown them In their recent bereavement. DAUGHTERS.

3n qjemoriam REV. EDMUND A KEAN. December 12. 11)27. An masses said Thursday mon cember 12.

1935. Hi; KOth Rirthda Tollner. dean of New York City's active restaurateurs and a founder of Qftgl Tenner's Restaurant now located at 372 Fulton ci-d last of a heart at- tack his home. 163 DeKalb Ave. He would have been 86 today.

Mr. Tollner. who had been associated with the restaurant for 56 vears. fell on an icy pavement while a Dee. 4 Tr.e fail was due toi a stroke.

Although badly shaken he con-': and ta 4 P-- uPn returning ne raXfereJ another stroke, him to fracture his bon? elbow. He had ave his home since, The nou old restaurant was 1 4UUUKV ism oecau.se of unarles 'i fcr.dn for rim 1 fr a Wall Street broker! had been he habit of stopping at a from Mr Toll One dav reaching for Oaage suggeV partnership 1 or. to ouy cigars I Mr Tollner was f.v.orite brand, Mr. thai they form a The took with Mr Tollner and Mr. Gage asked him when he wanted to begin Mr.

that he was ar 1 dav hus.ne.vs Tr.e partners remained with the esuc.i-nrr.er.' the firm of Cunningham Ingalls I In i911. the new owners' first move rofj. K. wi.r and of their predeces- i sors Mr. Gao remained with the IriUri921UnthehL hrouch: by Seth Bradford Dewey, Wh? N'r en era mount-! fc xfr on a'r UttIe morf" than a dav'5 worK ever5 CUttom being -l r' i until p.m., N'oUbles Visit Him Dec 12 on his 85: birthday 1 Mr.

Tollner went to work at the usual time, prepared to do his daily duties. It was just another dav to him. but it was not to be passed by 50 118 by "unv Brook-i jynites. who had long counted Mr. 1 Shortly after Mr Tollner had opened the restaurant on that day- congratulations.

Then along came Jhn R- Cvevs- Republican boss of county, and Presiding Justice Edward Lazansky of the Appellate ulvls-on isn him many happy "T- 7 "wc" ru.suew. reurea, aiso stopped him- 2J2V ut mu nd) irom nome wbetoT' "'u- as Teetotaler d-fashioned s. however, birthday pary more than thing else -n orvher of former and Mr. Dew.y n.ht initL-t group ot old friends and ad- mirers Mr. Tollner sidestepped his rule on New ne drank Mr Dewey's health.

Mr. Tollner was bom wr Manhattan. Dec. 12. 1849, the son The elder Tollner was a hard-1 Ware merchant.

His business even- mmer Co. Tried Broom Buxinrwi the hardwi -siness un nis rather for a while then went Into the broom busi- ness Later he was associated with the Srm of Jackson Kowenhoven He next bought an Interest in the Srm of Hall Blair, claar Mr. Tollner was an enthusiastic wheelman ir. thl bicycling era and i rode one of the early high-wheel owner, ol ZtZZ as the new two-wheelers were called. and carriage for many vears.

When motorcars were introduced he was one of the first to purchase one He drove his own machine until 1924. TV er vi the late Lucy W. Hedge, who died was a charter member of the 1 l- l-ianc wneeiman and a her of Central Lodge, A M. a son. Gage Eugen opnng vaney, N.

named after Mr. ToUner's former, cf.er. Katharine Porman. I semces will be held at the n-'Kalb Avi home rm kt 2 pm How to Notables Whit. rieene ToUner svh ear a restaurate'r.

In that tune he played host to such notables as Henrv Ward Beectoer, Diamond Jim Brady, Mayoi Oaynor an I Theodore I i ing consists of having a picked group of soprano voices earn- a mel- ody above that of the others' on spe- He composed a number of an-1 tnems and other enure music and was the author of "Essentials of Choir Voice Training" oun-ivmg are nis wiaow. Mrs. cember 13th at 8 p.m. Interment evergreens Cemetery. JENSEN On December 11, 1935 JENS C.

of 177 79th beloved husband of Louise H. and devoted lather of Mrs. Karl Kusch and1 Helen Jensen. at va Herb-; Memorial 7501 5th Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Interment! Lutheran Cemetery.

JOHNSON Passed day. December 9, MARAGARET I JOHNSON (nee Ctofaesy), beloved 1 wile of Andrew J. Johnson and de-voted mother of Claire, Gerard, Blanchard and Herbert Jersey City. New Jersey. Relative and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, December 14, at 9 a.m.

from the muMmiM 117 Herrick corner of Mildred Tenneck, New Jersey. Solemn mass of requiem at Sacred Heart R. C. Church, Jackson and Bidwell Ave. Jersey City, at 10:30 a.m.

Interment Brooklyn. noij cross uemetery, Flatbush, JONES ELIZABETH AGNES of 1301 Putnam will be buried from 187 South Oxford Friday 2:30 p.m. i notice change in ruwcjtAL AKKANOEMENTSi. ELIZABETH, at hi. lie, 110 Dean on IMembi ueloved daughter of Anna and Frank Keefe.

loving of Mrs. J. Will. Notice ol funeral later. KNOX On Dec 12, 1935.

JAMES beloved husband of Agnes Pin-: Mrs. Prank Drake, Mrs. Kenneth Parish and John Knox, of 7520 7th Ave. Services at the Twelfth Street Reformed Church, 12th between 4th and 5th Friday, 8 p.m. Interment Saturday, 10 aon.

ROBERT GETTY uusuanci 01 wuih u. Langdon. Services at his home, 186 Gates Friday, 8 p.m. LA SALLE COUNCIL. NO.

454, K. OF announces with profound the death of our beloved Wednesday. Deremher Members are eamestlv reauested to assemble at his residence. 6924 64th Glendale. rnciay evening, 1 mbt 13.

at 9 n.r EDWARD J. FUREY, Grand Knight, James T. McCormack, Recorder. LA VELLE FRANCIS on December 10, 1935, beloved 'husband of Elizabeth Lavelle 'nee McDon-oughi and devoted father of William, John and Mary Lavelle. Funeral Saturday, December 14, 9:30 a.m..

from his residence, 'fling 109th Strp(M' Richmond Hill: thence "I me Holy ehikj JeMLS- Interment St. John's Ceme- LORENZ Suddenly, on Wednesday, Dec. 11, 1935, DANIEL beloved father of Prances E. Lorenz. Pease Funeral Parlors, 437 Nostrnnd at Hancock until 10 p.m.

uusm ai rnuaaeipnia, Pa. Mac LEAN On December 11. 1935 at her residence, 318 74th st ELIZABETH AGNEW, beloved mother of Lillian, Mary, Daisy ai Robert MacLean; loving sister Robert A. Agnew, devoted gram mother of Mrs. George Thomp.sc and Mrs.

Edward Hauck. Servic at her residence, Friday, 8 p.m. Ii terment private. McCADDEN LORETTA on 12. beloved daughter of the late Michael J.

and Mary E. McCadden. 81 the residence of her sis-1 Batchelrier St, Notice of funeral1 hereafter. McCANN-On Dec 11. MARGARET, beloved wile of the late Patrick McCann and mother of Mrs.

Jennie Kane and grandmother of Hazel and Thomas Kun Saturday morning from her resi- dence. 288 E. 3d St. Time later. MCCARTHY -On Dee.

11. at St Marv'- Hospital, MICHAEL. belnveH son ol the late Denis and Margaret "e- ainu ana brother uj uie iare jonn and Pierce McCarthy, formerly of the Seventh Ward. Manhattan. Puneral from 187 Oxford St.

on Saturday. Requiem mass at 10 a.m. at Our Lady ot Victory Church, Throop Ave. and MrDonough St. Interment Calvary MOHR On December 10, HELEN helmed wife of Halsey and devoted mother of Mrs.

Otto Mohr Llnd-gren and Edna Mohr; daughter of "UM xiunrwe. runeral from her residence. 313 54t.h st n0t urday, December 14, at 9:30 a.m. rZH mas al 01 Michael's R. C.

Church. NORTON -On December 11. 1935 ANNIE L. 1 nee Stafford 1. widow of r1" 1 nomas Norton.

runeiai M) a.m., from uti iraiueme. Jinni ftmkirk thence to the R. C. Church Jerome, where a mass will be of- iereo. interment Calvarv Cemetery.

PARKINSON LEWIS MAN8IR, on December 11, at his residence. 708A Hancock St. Brooklyn, beloved husband of Leonora and devoted father of Frederick William Mrs. B. C.

Wllkerson, Mrs. B. Mansfield and Lillian M. Services Friday evening o'clock. Cosmopolitan Lodge, A.

and Bedford Council, Junior Order of American Mechanics, are invited. Funeral Saturday. 10:30. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. MAin 4 1398, 1399 8130.

3655 SERVICE AND ECONOMY CHAPEL, 115 ATLANTIC AVE. Brooklyn was without its Buggsy Goldstein today. The Brooklyn gangster at the pom. 0 rday Pittsburgh Phil- Stra also been ordered to 1 horn. had John J.

Cooke Sr. I John Cooke Si ot 541 Dean St. an undertaker here for 25 years, died yesterday. He was horn in Brooklyn 54 years ago and was a member of the Society of old Brooklynites, He Is sun iv by hu wife, Stella De Paul Cooke: two daughters. Mrs.

William A. Tod.i and Catherine M. Cooke, and three sons. John J. Walter E.

and Gerard Cooke. The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow with a solemn requiem ma.s.s at St Joseph Church Interment Will be in Holy Cemetery. THE WEATHER moderate easterly winds tomorrow. lowest about 35 degrees, SKIN HEALING Cuticura Ointment relieves skin irritation and more! It aids healing act CUTICURA DAYTON MONTGOMERY, Inc.

Heating Plumbing Roofing REXOIL OIL BURNER Honesi and Efficient Service 176 South Portland B'klyn LEGAL NOTICES 'me of 'state 'RK. COUNTY OF KINGS In iirNIAMIN .1 RABIN. EAGLE BUILDING Renting tgenl ROOM SOh le- ad ity m. ueiestia m. riau.

two sons. Alan and zrrrrr wm u-Cecil J. Hall, and a daughter. Mrs recaUed tha.t the first Qu.n Thor on, MargaretRedfern, Win. w.

Elizabeth A Reeve. Elizabeth Roberts. E. 'on, M.J. Smith.

Emma P. James P. Staige'r. C. Sr.

on.R.G. Strembel. Henrv 11 Francis Sullivan. Margaret 1 Daniel F. Tollner.

Eugene 0 TON On December 11. 1935, 1 iiome. 452 Herkimer Street. IE BARTON, daughter ot William and EMher M. i Funeral Saturday noon.

2 o'clock, at St. John's 470 Herkimer Street. In-nl Green-Wood. KE VIOLA F. on December 1935, dearly beloved wifp nf -as F.

and dear mother of Don- William J. La Mothe. sister; ter and William Funeral er residence. 789 on Saturday. December 14.

Church of st Rase of i flJh Brooklyn, at 10 rmtnt Holy Cross Cemetery "ITER At Orange. a 0. al service at the Colonial in Harrison Eas ie, New Jersey. Saturday aft December at 2 o'clock. LAHAN HELEN I.

LENNON, December 12. at her residence. Kim 66th beloved wife of rd, and devoted mother of and Catherine, sister of Ms-rv i eV 8qlemn requiem mass on 'Ay. December 14. at 9:30 a.m.

Mary Queen of Heaven R. C. h. Interment Holy Crass Cem-Danbury. Connecticut.

papers oopy.i RROLL-DORA C. STRAHLE iSROLL, or, December 12. ly35. at tesmence. 293 Hawthon Ann.

Funeral IB William Du Chapel, 317 Roger funeral later. nd Sons COOKE JOHN on Dec. 11 at his residence, 541 Dean Brook -n. beloved husband of Stella De Paul Cooke and loving lather of John J. Walter Mrs.

William Todd. Catherine M. and Gerard Funeral Friday. 10 a m. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Joseph's R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. COONAN-On Tuesday.

December ismd, at an 1 ith JOSEPH T. 1 COO.N'AN, beloved hasband of Jo- 1 pnine coonanmeecrogan), father 1 of Mrs. Eugene F. Canavan. Funeral rnaay, 10 a.m.

Solemn requiem at St. Saviour's R. C. Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

DAVIDSON On Tuesday. De- inber 10. 1935. at his residence, brother of Harold A. and Johr Davidson, Services at the child Chapel.

86 Lefferis Place, DRISCOLL MARGARET, at her residence, 212 Crown beloved of Helen and John Drts-( oil. Funeral from the Funeral Home 187 South Oxford on Saturday, December 14. at 9 a.m. with a solemn requiem mass at the 1 hurchoi St. Ignatius, Roger, Ave and Carroll St.

Interment St. John Cemetery. DUCKER On Wednesday, De- 11, 1935. A MEL beloved wife of Henry ker and dear sister of Mrs. Von Kanip-n at her ime 8531 90th Woodhaven.

on December 13. at 8 p.m. In-rment Saturday. December 14, at Mil Lutheran Cemetery: private. I DRIDGE At Ri fey December 11, LLARD, beloved i Marie Eldridge.

Edge. New I JOHN of John aged 7 years. seivires at ni! nii'artlo noiial Home. Union and Passaic Hackensack. Frida evening De-ber 13.

at 8 o'clock, and from the u-Wood Cemetery Chapel Sat-! morning at 10:45. Interment Cemetery, Brooklyn, lea York. HEY Suddenly, on Tuesday, mber 10. 1935 JAMES be-ri brother of William Fahey. ieral from the residence of his 578 Sterling Place.

Satur-December 14, at 9 a.m.: thence Teresa's Church. Classon Ave Sterltaf Place. Interment Holy Cemetery. GALLAGHER Suddenly, on Inesday, December 1935, tSE A wife of the late Frank J. and beloved mother of George E.

O'Connor. Puneral r. her residence. 41 Eastern Park-Saturday, December 14, at 10:30 thence to St. Teresa's Chturh, i--on Ave.

and Sterling PI. Inter- rv Holy Cross Cemetery. More and more people are prearranging fu- nerals os a tender gesture of thoughtful-ness. GGO. PGASG GO.WPeflS.Jr.

Funeral Dircctort LEAVE THIS 1 MEMORY! I L. 8 F. Hubert Merryeather. TlomcTol- nfsJpJS! fi morrow in St Pauls, Chapel Bt CoIumbla University. inat afternoon there was a birth-1 ras a birth- than 55 years He 1 Nl Commis- church 8L JollnsU- law Countr, ai a He is survived by two Uq tpr A l.nrnnn wa uvea S.

1 ervices lonight Service will he held tnniirht for Walter A Gordon. 51, of 145 Rox- bury Road. Garden City, an engineer in the general department of the American Telephone Telegraph ComPany. who died Tuesday after a lon illness L0" 181411(1 CoUw Mr. Gordon completed 34 years Mrs.

Marie B. Gordon; two daugh- ters. Alene and Marie: his father. John C. Gordon, of this borough; two brothers.

Dr. Charles of this borough, and Clifford of Leonla. N. and three sisters. Mrs.

Scribner of Huntington. Mrs. G. Lenehan of Pittsburgh and Mrs H. B.

Hughes of Garden City. Funeral services will be held at 8 clock tonight at the Fairchlld cnapei. so Linens riace. Event Tnitwht istterma. U4 Sm-unmint CluU in.

Mile Chorut. Acidfmr ot Mulc. It John Plic Br, Rami I bridsi DMvtntUt, I WATER DECEMBER 11 i 9 2 1C1J 3 J2 'N RISES AND SFT8 Miss Elizabeth H. Phillips of th borough and Mrs Richard F. Wi liams of Upper Monclair.

N. -reignton w. Phillips Garden c.tv and a siMer Mi.ss irta ph.n,,,, of Kingston Washington Hammil special rn inc Eagle Huntington, Dec 12 Washington Hammil, 69. of Fairview a real" nearly 50 ed at his home. He inrmerly a farmer and had been i 5evr Hf was Th.omiisonvire.

Conn-- a Mn 01 Mi alld Mi's- Wasli-, Hamtini. and leaves his the former Annie McGue three tnU Dlace' 8 York, Pa. Snrmsfield Milvs anri Ma Graham of Hartford. Conn. A requiem mass will be offered in St.

Patricks R. Church Satur- the Rev. Thomas MuiTay officiating. Burial will be in Weal ORR MEMORIAL MASS memorial mass will be offered 9 a Si letcsas JT tTL rl U1': A Company as a di's-patchei Many oi his friends inc eompai 111 utend the mnss. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES dredi ol prominent Brooklynites and news of his death brought expression, of regret from Judges.

i law vers and leading citizens. II was in that Mr Tollner iii and Mr Oage opened an ovster bar 1 II 302 Pulton St Ten vears later ill' Gage and Tollner moved to the present Pulton St address then re- curded as being awav uptown" Sueceae came quickly SpecialuM Oyster Mr Tollner secret of atieeiai, he told interviewers, was concentrating on one ovsters "When Charles Gage and I 0 LYNCH In fond and lOVUlg till m- ory of my beloved husband. JAMES TIMAN LYNCH, who passed away December 13, 1934. DOROTHY LYNCH.