Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
State News.

Alfred Oxley, a fourteen year old boy in Southington, had his arm broken last Thurs day at the bolt shop while adjusting belt
 Messrs. Hislop, Porteous S Mitchell, of New London, have sold their silk mill to Brsinard, Armstrong & Go. The latter firm will take possession on September 1.
 The crop of apples in the town of Canton will be quite scanty, though the indications were favorable for large crop while ago. Berries are not to be very plenty at the bes
 The Dead Swamp canal at Pennington, to be 6,SOO feet in length, will be built by Tit comb & Driesback of New York, for twenty eight cents a yard for excavating, before January 1.
 To judge from the heading in the Norwich Bulletin. of the Bozrah correspondence, Boz rah must have queer ideas Of Sunday observ ance. The heading reads Sunday Services Bass Fishing''
 Yesterday Judge Pardee in Hartford heard the application for injunction asked by the New York and New England road to re. strain the Nalls y road from crossing it's track m the north meadows.
 Editor Graham of the Meriden Republican intends soon to go away for long season of rest and recreation. It was on this account that he gave up writing the weekly letters to | the Su7ettoy Repubhc0zs. -Sprj7eafel6 Repu6- hca7a
 Chief Engineer Carrier and other officials of Norwich visited Middletown Monday and 8 false alarm was sounded for their benefit. John McCartGy was thrown from the hook | and ladder truck and narrowly escaped being \ run over.
 Rev. L. l.. Charpiot, who died suddenly last week in Boston, and whose funeral was l attended there on Sunday, married Mss Bo, nton of East Hartford, and for some years preached in South Coventry. lie l leaves two sons ln New York. The board of trade of Norwalk are angling | for the works of the Wilson Sewing Machine company of Chicago. A cash capital o1 | $2oU,OUO is required, of which $lOO,O OOt \ would be spent on land and buildings, and ! the people of Norwalk are asked to subscribe l $5O,OOO.
 l A teamster named Locke in the employ o.
 Roscoe Huntington, of Norwich, was rur over hy 8 heavily loaded truck Monday after I noon and killed. Locke was intoxicated anc
 went to sleep while driving his team, ane
 falling off the wheels passed over his chest l He was badly crushed.
 The annual ''prophetic'' camp meeting
 which began at Warehouse Point yesterday ! and lasts till August 3, will search into the ! times named in the book of Daniel. Arrange ! ments are made for boarding strangers, anC l private tents will be rented. A large number | of speakers will address the assembly. l On Saturday morning about 9 o'clock, a
 the Rev. Dr. Chllds, Of Virginia, with Benja
 min Sumner, Esq and son of Dr. Childs
 were driving In an open wagon down Wood
 stock hill, the horse took fright from an i'm ! proper adjustment of the binders and brok l Into run. Mir. Sumner was first throwl
 out, and striking 8 rock by the wayside, has
 his thigh bone fractured. The others wer, l not hurt.
 The following Is the list of officers of tn
 Meriden Savings bank, elected at the annua
 meeting held Thursday afternoon: President
 Levi E. Coe; vice presidents, O. H. Platt, o ! B. Arnold, A. c. Markham and A. Chau Der
 lain directors, Charles Parker, George w
 Lyon, John P. Morse, s. H. w. Yale. Isaa
 c. Lewis, H. A. Yale, George R. Wilmot
 John L Billiard and J. W. Russell auditors
 o. B. Arnold, H. A. Yale and J. l.. Billiard
 State auditors, Benjamin Page and H. s. Will
 COX; secretary and treasurer, s. H. w. Yale ! clerk, William H. Catlin