Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
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Richard \. Avery, s5 years old and married, woodchopper who lived at Wilson's Station, was instantly killed yesterday morning by falling tree.
 George NJ. Clark of Meriden, who has been connected with the Meriden National bank of that city since 1865. was elected president yesterday to sue cccd the late Levi E. Coe.
 Captain Henry Hall. the oldest resi- dent of Plaintield. was found dead at his home yesterday. From the appear ancc of the body the medical examine, believes that he had been dead several days. He was SO years old and vet eran of the civil war .,-
 -.Represantativcc. Charles E. Thompson of Orange will be toastmaster at the banquet of the Union league to be held in New Haven this evening. Senator Stiles Judson. Jr, of Stratford, and Col onei \. G. osborn of the New Haven Register are expected to speak.
 David Clancy. a plumber. was caught
 in the shafting at the works of the American Corundum Co in Bridgeport yesterday and was whirled around shaft. stripped of his clothing and thrown to the floor. One arm was broken and he was slightly cut and bruised.
 Dr. Butler of New Haven performed 3 skin grafting operation upon Robert Hinc. who was burned by all explosion at Weibel's brewery q few weeks ago. The cuticle was taken from the arms
 aI. North, two nurses at Grace hospital. About four inches was taken from each young woman.
 X press banquet under the auspices of the Connecticut Editorial associa- ton will bc held at the Tontine hotel, New Haven. Monday evening at 30. The speakers will include Colonel N. q. Osborn of New Haven. Secretary of State Theodore Bodenwein of New London and the Rev w. l.. Phillips of New Haven. George (. Woodruff of, Litchiield will be toastmaster. The committee of arrangements is Edward. $. Ela. Arthur $. Barnes. Phelps Montgomery. Charles II. Scholez and Edwin H. Abrams.
 Helen sheridan. 40 years old. maid in the family of Edward Stone. dry goods merchant of Danbury. was shot did instantly killed yesterday by John Anderson. Mir stones coachman. An derson picked up a revolver which lay in a room where Miss Sheridan was standing and while he was exaomining ,hc weapon it was discharged. The Lot .,x, .,, fhss Iead. killing her. Anderson gave him. self up to the police to await the ro- sul, of the inquiry into the shooting.
 Information received by relatives seems to prove that the unidentified hpIy recovered from the hull of the steamer Glen Island. which was burned iu Long Island sound on December r.. is not that of Mrs Rosa Silk of 206 Hamilton street, New Haven. When tfe body was recovered an envelops hearing the address given above was in the clothing. Mrs silks son Isaac went to claim the isody. but he was convinced it was not that of his moth !, ~. The letter received yesterday shows that the body recovered was mans.
 \ decisive point against the pastor was made in the Terryville Lutheran cnrrch controversy at q meeting held Tn the church last evening. The anti I'Uessel faction elected it's list of of5. ccTs, the vote being a.' to al. and Pastor DuesSeII was finally dismissed. The II.s.,ling officer was Emil Rast and thc clerk was Ernest R. Bartel. With tfc exception of Lawyers Peck. Scott. Ticrcc and EherIe. only coting meip- iers of the church were allowed in the -com where the voting was done. The officers elected are as follows: Trus- tees. Ludwig Proch. Fred kamens and Fred KIamer: elders Ernest R. BartcI secretary: Ludwig Proch. eolls~tc-. and -s.Ioil.h klaIr treasurer The defeated tis sa was: Trustees. Emil I:s~s. -,slcIph Freiuuth- Karl LrisIe: elders Leopold xfeinke <s--rrfary- Julius ssrsHnd- treasurer Nsth klcindicB<t- coIiettcr.