Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-18
Drowning Case.
A New Haven COlOred Man Drowned i
 the Gulf Milford

A New Haven COlOred Man Drowned in the Gulf, Milford. Henry Bowles, colored man in the em- ploy of the George W. Miles Co., Milford, was drowned at the gulf Monday forenoon He was bailing out boat, when it tipped, letting him over, and as he could not swim he drowned, although there were many per sons near by. He was about twenty. five years of age and went there from New Haven and lived on Dixwell avenue. His body was not recovered up to last evening at o'clock, although efforts were being mads to secure it.
 Entertainmenfs
 TWO CHRISTMAS EvEs
 At Peck's,Grand Opera House this week on Friday and Saturday and Saturday matinee will be produced the romantic drama "Two Christmas Eyes, ,'' Annie Berlein in the lead ing role and introducing new and beautiful scenery and fine properties.
 MADAME JANAUsoHEK.
 Madame Janauscheks season (18S3-S4) begins at Detroit, Mich, Monday, October 1st. She will visit New Haven Jan. 4, 1884, playing two nig6.s asd one matinee. She has added the stsSag tragedies, ''Brunhild" and Media, :" and Nm. s. Liscomb's histori. cal play, "Brodicea, to her repertoire.
 JANE EYRE.
 Tomorrow evening the distinguished &C., tress Charlotte Thompson will appear at CarlI's Opera house in the ever popular play of Jane Eyre" Miss Thompson will be supported by a frst-class company and an exhibition of rare merit may confidently be anticipated. On Thursday evening the same company will appear in "Queen Anna Seats are on sale at Loomis'
 WILBUR OPERA COMPANY.
 The famous Wilbur opera company are announced to appear at Carll's Opera House on Friday and Saturday of this week. On Friday evening they will present 'Tolanthe," on Saturday matinee Pirates of Penzance" and on Saturday evening t'Mascotte.'' It will be musical treat that every one will enjoy. Reserved seats are now on sale at Loomis'.
 THE AMERICAN THEATRE.
 The performance at the new American theatre last night was very satisfactory to the large audience that filled the house, among whom was fair sprinking of ladies who enjoyed the fun as heartily as any. From the beginning to the end the audience was kept in the best humor. The company is strong one, and ''The Two Johns, MT. Daly and Miss Derious make plenty of fun. The same company will appear all the week, and those who attend will feel that they have no cause to complain of the efforts made to please them.
 NoBoDY's CLAIM
 This evening the talented young actor MT. J. J. Bowling assisted by the charming actress Miss Sadie Hasson and 8 first class company will appear at Peck's Grand Opera House in the picturesque melodrama entitled s'Nobody.s Claim" An exchange says: 'sThe drama is full of thrilling incidents and effects among which are the bewildering fire scene, the beautiful snow scene in the Rocky Moun- tains, startling effects in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the burning mill, the Border owls-a band of outlaws, the gorgeous illu- imitation of the western wilds, and the un- paralleled combat between man, horse and bear. For stirringly sensational and pic- turesque drama full of dash, dsre-deviltry and humor, 'cNobody's Claim' takes pre- cedence. The same play will be presented again tomorrow evening. Seats may be se- cured at Mathushek's piano store on Chapel street,