Evening post annual ..: biographical sketches (with portraits) of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General Assembly of the state of Connecticut . manufactun appointed Ithe tou n . has bi tary i the Board 1 I upei intendent of the prominent memb He hpoii 76Hon. EDWIN C. FINNEY, DISTRICT No. 24. HON. Edwin C. PlNNEY, Democratic Sena-tor from the Twenty-fourth District, was bornin Stafford, October 8, 1838, and has lived atthat place ever since. He received a commonschool education and worked on the farm, inthe mill, and at t
Evening post annual ..: biographical sketches (with portraits) of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General Assembly of the state of Connecticut . manufactun appointed Ithe tou n . has bi tary i the Board 1 I upei intendent of the prominent memb He hpoii 76Hon. EDWIN C. FINNEY, DISTRICT No. 24. HON. Edwin C. PlNNEY, Democratic Sena-tor from the Twenty-fourth District, was bornin Stafford, October 8, 1838, and has lived atthat place ever since. He received a commonschool education and worked on the farm, inthe mill, and at the bench until he was 25 yearsold, when he went into the manufacturing busi-ness. He was for twenty years or more con-nected with the Glynn Company, manufacturersof cotton yarns, acting all the time as treasurer and a part of the time as agent and treasurer ofthat corporation. For the past seven years Sen-ator Pinney has been engaged in the manufact-ure of woolen goods and is now agent andtreasurer of the Phoenix Woolen Company ofStafford. He served two years as Selectmanand is president of the Stafford Savings Bankand a director of the First National Bank ofStafford. Senator Finney is a Democrat. I •. ALBERT II. WALK! 01 Hartford, lawyer and 1 ,.il author, was bornin Fairfax, Vt., Ncn em . ; He unmixed Puritan ancn of his that of the ii court oi the l nited Stcou rts oI thi I n ited talol thi i tte of the I I . he wi the pat< of the United S which ^ published in the latt< and immed as tlu standard American » the book, under the nan it the I Mr. lb 78 PHILIP H. PAGAN, Of Hartford, was born in this city, Pebruary7, 1851. His early educational advantageswere limited as he was only able to attendschool during a few of the winter months untilhis 16th year. Mr. Fagan was elected Council-man from the Eighth ward in April, 1889, andnow represents the same ward as is a prominent labor leader. I
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