The Detroit times., 1915-01-27
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Saturday beiag the last day OF the
nsnth 60 Pay water taxes. the water
Office viii remain open until 1 y. m.
y. q. Clsytss. the cletkier. was aaded
20 fAs ss ear % s I.s Or The Co.
CLAYTON Is out OF the city on a bust
The Eighth Ward lRepubiican club viii
hsid q banquet In the Grisweld
House. next Monday evening. AID
pal speakers. Al
wlllian ,. Fisher snd wiiIian n.
with Offices al No. 42s Dime BANK
building. for the purpose of render
ing service In the matter OF insur-
anco and suretyshfp.
Dernhardt miller, miIliner at No. 2oe
0Rott0t-ave. and NO. 0l Fnrmer-st'
has fiied a petition in. bankruptcy:
his assets at $1,000, Including stock
In trade valued at $1,000 and ma
chinery and tools. $500.
a verdict for e2,seO was returned Tues
asy Afternoon In Judge M.yre's eosrs
against the whitehead a. kaies Iron
works. Mrs. Stierles husbapd was
killed while employed by the IRON
works In the Delray plant OF the
Prslinisafy osganlEatioa Of the Michi-
9an Confectionery assoetaticn wns
Effected Tuesday In the Hotel Caol-
lac, In meeting of wholesale con-
foctioners from various parts OF the
state. Articles OF Incorporation Will
be filed this week. The new organi-
xation will be affiliated. with tue Ma
tional Confectioners' association.
Dretherhoed Of Railroad Trainmen.
and A. II. Garretson. grand president
OF the Order OF Railroad Conductors.
will address a meeting OF members
ployed In the transportation depart
ments OF all roads entering Detroit
Sunday afternoon. Feb. z. In River
side temple.
Jehp p. Foy. % years old. Of No. sl1
ployed by the public lighting com
mission, was instantly killed Tues-
day when $4,000 volts OF electricity
S %as els .na9Ssn a regulator H the
main plant at Atwater and Kan
lobbyists. A pulmotor was used IN
q vain effort TO resuscitate him.
the highest degrees In Masenry this
week In the reunion Of the Michigan
Sovereign consistory. In the Masonie
temple, Monday and Tuesday the
TO the nineteenth. and "Wednesday
work will include up TO the twenty,
sixth degree The consistory viii
conclude Its work. Thursday.
nontks away. Republlcan candidates
for office In the new Nineteenth and
Twenty -first wards are already ar
ranging for a series OF o meetinEs.
meyers hall. No. lass Mackeave. and
discussed plans for holding Republic
can rallies throughout the new
Funeral services for Thomas Nestor.
vetera.. printer.- who died sunday An
Wheeling. w. Va. will be held In
81: Pete. and Paul,s cathedral s,,,, h Thur n,
Olivet. Mr.. Nestor left Detroit last
July for Wheeling. He was SO years
old and a native OF Derbyshire. Eng.
He had resided in Detroit 40 years.
He is survived by his wife. four
sons and one daughter.
Mary BIocnynskl. who has been In q
hospital with her left side practical
~ paralyzed from knife wounds
ed In Justice STEMS court. Tuesday,
and removed suspicion from her hus-
band, Stanley Bloczynski who was
Stein discharged the defendant. Mrs.
Bloczynski testified that several
boarders were lighting with her hus.
band, ana she interfered. She did
not know who stabbed her. she said.
In spite OF heavy Iosses sustained, In
cOnmen With other companies doing
a general business. in the $l5,000.000l
IRE In Salem. Mass. last June, stock
holders OF the Michigan Fire ANA
rine Insurance Co. regard the com
pany's business for the year as sat
isfactory. Reports submitted at the
annual meeting Tuesday showed as
sets OF ol.527 1871 and payment OF
losses tctalinE S7,67s, 900 William
p. stevens was elected q director to
succeed Richard p. Joy, resigned.
The other directors were all re-
elected.
and father OF Maa. Thomas III. Chill
vers, wife OF the supervisor of mu-
sic in the public schools, died Tnes-
day in Harper hospital of heart
trouble. For the last few years Mr.
Lawrence had made his home with
his daughter. The surviving family
includes. besides Mrs. Chilvers, two
other daughters. Mrs @. C. Coblen