Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-07
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Father And SOn-Death Of MT. James F. MallOry-Sketch Of His Lifeline Double Funeral To-Day-Funeral Of Mrs. CIarke-General News.

Father And SOn-Death Of MT. James
 F. MallOry-Sketch Of His Lifeline
 Double Funeral To-Day-Funeral Of
 Mrs. CIarke-General News.
 Deacon E. D. Fowler continues very i'll and no hopes of his recovery are entertained.
 Earnest w. Alderman has gone to Madi- son, where he is engaged in the fruit and confectionery trade.
 MT. Charles GaskiII, who made so many friends during his stay with Salisbury Broth CTS, has opened drug store in Norwich.
 MT. Horace Rowe has given up his hotel in Mount Pulaski H., and will devote all his time to his large farm.
 Mrs. Eunice Sanford, ninety years old, who resides on South Front street, is one of the smartest ladies of her age. She opens oysters every day, and shucks more quarts daily than some who are many years younger.
 A public meeting in the Annex will be called soon to appoint committee to fight the consolidation bill to come before the present legislature.
 The ice is all gone out of the Quinnipiac river, except few floating cakes here and there.
 The heaviest rain for some time here fell yesterday morning. It seemed for time as if the second flood was coming.
 A petition is to be presented to the Board of Selectmen for crosswalks on North Quin- nipiac street.
 The regular assembly of Crawford council No. 16, R. and s. M., will be held this even ing, when the officers will be installed for the ensuing year.
 c. of Do1o Star lodge No. 77, I. o. O. F., will be in stalled this evening. After the lodge closes a banquet will be served.
 The funeral of Mrs. Amanda M. Clarke took place on Tuesday afternoon from the residence of one of her sons, MT. Giles w. Clarke, on South Quinnipiac street. The house was filled with mourning friends. The Rev. MT. Blakeslee offici-ted The burial was in the Fair Haven co netery.
 The double funeral of Captain Jared Nal lory and his son, James F. Mallory, will take place at the Second Congregational church, where they were members and attendants: this afternoon at ? o'clock. As both were so we'll known and had always resided here, there will be very large attendance.
 The ladies' social of the Second church which was to be held tomorrow (Thursday) evening will be postponed for two weeks, until Thursday, January 22d, at which time the annual meeting will be held.
 On Monday afternoon, Jan. ,, at half-past o'clock, scarcely twenty-four hours after the death of the James F. Mallory, his father, Captain Jared Mallory, passed quietly away from the scenes of this life. Captain Mallory had been i'll for some weeks and was aware that his time of life was short, and conversed very freely with his people on the subject. He was IS years of age and was born and always resided on the east side, except for few winters when he was engaged in the and afterwards in Baltimore, Md His faith CT, MT. James Mallory, was in the oyster trade and established the business and then took as partner his son Jared, and years afterward James F. Mallory was admitted into the firm. Lester P. Mallory soon afterwards became one of the company. MT. L. B. Pratt was also of the firm, which was then known as L. B. Platt. Soon MT Platt retired, when Henry R. Smith was admitted and the firm named the J. F. Mallory & Co.,, and continued under that name until MT. Nal account of i'll health. The company were among the largest dealers in the oyster trade and one of the most solid business firms. Captain Mallory was one of the most respect ed citizens in this community and was held in great esteem He had many warm friends at home as well as abroad and was very quiet in his manners, but with smile and pleasant word for all whom he met in his daily walks. He was always ready to do charitable action and will be missed by many He leaves a wife, who his elder by two years, with whom he has lived happily for nearly sixty years, and a sop, Lester P Mallory. The death of Mr. James F. on Sunday was the first death in the fam fly.