Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-24

| The police force of New Haven have invited
all the police forces of the state TO be their guests
| on election day.
| Ebenezer Godfrey painter fell dead while
| at work in Fairhaven on Saturday. He was
| fffv-five years old.
Ground has been broken in Winsted for the
new building of the music hall company. The
full capital of 600 has been subscribed.
Urson W. Gates, farmer in Hadlyne, whilst
| attending to driving pair of OXen dropped
| down in the road, dying without struggle,
from heart disease. He was nearly seventy-two
| years of age.
The Danbury News says philosopher has OBJ
| served that pail of water going mp stairs re-
| quireS the help OF but one boy, while the same
| pail passing into circus seems to demand the
united eXertions Of from five 10 eight boys.
crowd in New Haven, of the penny wise
pound foolish order, mounted a shed to "see
| the circus, and all broke through. There were
several broken legs, etc.
There was another harmless railroad accident
on the Housatouc road near Bridgeport on FRI
day. An engine ran off the track as it was
| starting away with the morning passenger
train. No one was hurt
Gurdon Bill of Springfield and his brother
| Henry Bill of Norwich have bought the Waure.
! gan mouse IN that place and all the property OF
the hotel association for 100000
| lhe barn of Rev. DR.. Ives at Suffield was en-
| utelN consumed on FRIDAY evneing by an incen-
diary fire; insured. The doctors house, the
enurch and other buildings were endangered,
but were Savedsa Jas was valuable horse, gift
TO Or. Ives from a friend in Chicago.
| hey must have had the mumps in virulent
| form up III Sherman, according to the New
Haven Palladium. Every other person one
meets on the street looks as if he had been
guessing at the weight of mule.
temporary bridge over the West Haven river
gave way the other day while loaded with pas
sengerS, and let them down into the rushing
1 tide. No drowned but there a
lively struggling aud ciutehing for planks.
The late Mrs. A. H. Hubbard of Norwich left
$1,000 each to the American bible society, the
American board and the American home mis-
| sionaTy society; $500 to the seaman's friend So
eiety and the women's board of foreign mis-
| siOns.
Samuel T. Commins of New Haven, who re-
| Gently found his wife at a Bridgeport hotel
with a Hartford sport, reappeared at Bridge
port on Friday, and paid the hotel bill of 'F.
| II. Dorwin and lady,, in order TO get his wite'S
| trunk.
On Sunday afternoon an Englishman named
| John Frost. was assaulted with an axe in a New
liaven house of i'll repute, by woman known
| as "The Monitor" The axe was thrown at
| Frost, striking one OF his ankles at the Joint,
| nearly Sevcring the foot. The woman was ar
| rested.
Inc members of the prison commission APP
pointed by Governor Jewell--Charies D. War
ner OF Hartford the Hon. Francis Walland of
L.
have retrrnaJ From, an o,-to,5ed ,nrr Of Oh
servation and VIII snbmit a renort 70 tbe now
session o} the GENERAL assemble Tbev first Wis.
| lied Albany n V and tben 1rocaaded 10 An.
| hnrn N Z Dat,oit Micb Pi,tehnrg pa
| pb;iadnt,,;3 \ 1870 -, $50 VI W 80"
civ in Some Of tbase n,cas az anninincr fraren
| institntons where ysrone net5nds ~ traatin%
convicts are adontod VI
The Uartford Fonrar+ co,,,,,,o,,ts nv, tho l;rer-
ence between rho Grand lists Of that civ and
New Won &c tl,os err VI ods r%t .i m
| New Haven has in nonnIation is owin@ 70 her
greater nrourpss in mannfactnre That is the
| weakness oI Hartford and il is something that
| n few of our pnIernriSin,r non are seekinr to
| overcome tbrough The new heard of trode Tho
| fact that New Haven has more monnfartorieS
| EXPLAINS WHY she has more DWELLING houses and
If these dwellings couId he visited If womb ~.
near thar thev were of n cheaner class GENERALLY
| Than we ha e.anse for in Hartford. and that
would show WIN tbera is 60 SreSt discrenoncy,
| between the nnmher Of dweI7iogs in rbe tv,o
rities aud the voIrn of tho f,rni1nra in thon, y
pHonr IsI.Sn
| A niIferer in Woonsorl[et nomed Tarnas TiIa,,
heing cornrred nv tIc notice in,nned ron, tbird
story window bis
his escane for no as ~ Inc 6e caIJ ot ~,
| and had IN he carved to rho locl,nn YlLonna
ha WINS tre,sforre 70 tho ;oii IN tb;s X, ~ I'M.
his trIal in lime '''' - '''S wy ~ van
The house az ronrosento+ivos hos odaod e5oo
| % 10 ,saJtT;os &c H. I . u t 49,