New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
HULL STREET MAN DROPS DEAD TODAY
 Zoel Iaillon Expires While in Act Of Dressing CLERGYMAN HAS RESIGNED
Rev. B. B. StNring of St. Johns
 Chapel in Forest,ille Going to New Britain as Assistant-D. \. K. Mcctins-Council Session Tonight.

Zoel Taillon 69, Of 122 Hull street died suddenly at his home at 7:l5 o'clock this morning following q heart attack. He was in the act Of dressing when stricken, He had attended his duties last week as usual but had remained home yes terday, complaining Of not feeling we'll
 MT, Talllon was horn in St. Guill- aume. !. C., Canada. May so, 1858. the son Of Absolon and Marguerite Taillon He came 10 Bristol q half century ago and TOT a number of years was employed at the plant of the American Silver Company Twenty years ago he entered the express and trucking business and had been so engaged at the time Of his death. He WAS q member of St. Anne's church. St. Jean de Baptiste Society. the French Artisans and the i American Insurance Union. Surviving are his wife; one son, Henry Tailion: two daughters, the Misses Estelle and Corinne Talllon 1 all of Bristol; two brothers. Joseph i of Ontario and Phi!eas Taillon ct this city.
 Funeral arrangements were in- complete at noon today,
 Council Meeting.
 The regular monthly meeting 0, the city council will be held in the city council chamber at 7:30 o'clock this evening. At that time the cit, budget for the year ending Novem ber 39th. 1923 will be formally ap proved and tax rates laid for th' year. Hearings will also be heart on sewer assessments in the Maple wood Tract,
 Library Board Meeting.
 v more books were issued durinI the month Of February, 1928 thai during the same month last year according 10 the report of Lihrarial Charles L. Wooding. submitted a the monthly meeting of the boar of library commissioners last eve ming. 527 books were added durin the month and Io7 withdrawn. I'll total circulation was in excess 0 l5,000.
 An anniversary high mass of re nulenl will be celebrated at o'cioc Thursday morning at st. Joseph , church in memory of John J. Skel sky.
 An anniversary high mass of r. uuiem will also he celebrated at o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Jt seph's church in memory of patric ' Reilly.
 Hone,man Examines Applicants. - State Policeman Uonoyman ( , Hartford was in the city yesterda . examining applicants for driver : licenses in place of former Stat Policeman Herbert Cleveland ( Plymouth. Mir Cleveland resigne , effective March list and is now cor 5 nected with the state department ( r education,
 , 20 Play Southington Team. k Tho Maple End basketball teal will play the Daly's Collegian quint' of Sou'hiugton this evening at 1T
 John J. Jennings school gym. I'll
 game is scheduled for S:So with :, preliminary starting at 7:3o.
 To Play East Hartford. The Bristol High school haske ball team will journey to East liar
 ford this afternoon for q game wit the high school quintet of that tow l. The contest will start at 4:3o. Thel | will he no preliminary game. ! I. Q. K. R. Meeting. S The regular meeting of Con z bounce Tribe, 1. 0. +. M. will l held at o'clock this evening in Il s wigwam on Prospect street.
 Lentcn DcyOtions. 2 Lenten devotions. consisting t the rosary. benediction of the Bles ,f ed Sacrament and sermon. will d held at St. Matthew's church th n evening at 7:3o The sermon W Is he given by a member of the l. ,t salette Order of Hartford. , Derotions. consisting of the st
 tions of the Cross ana the rosa1
 will be held at 7:3o o'clock Wedne
 day evening at St. Joseph's church
 Pastor Resigns. ,, Rev. E. R. Styring. for the ra =, several years in charge Of St- JohI Y Episcopal chapel in Fcres'ville. h announced his resignation to "a
 effect the first of next May, \ = Styring will after that date be assi.
 ant to Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe. rect
 of St. Marks church in New Br
 ain.
 n. A. R. Meeting. The regular monthly meeting Katherine Gaylord Chapter. D. R. will be held at 3 o'clock Frid afternoon, March ath. at the hor Of Mrs. Arthur C. Hitchcock of :
 Woodland street. Mrs. John R,