Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-15
Court Notes,

1 IL WIG AAO1HOO OOuEG yC0s01Adyg OAAOA
Morris and Hugh Daley were appointed
| commissioners on the estate of Thoma
| Flanagan.
| William Lines and William Sicily, tw,
| seventeen-year-oldb boys, were arrested Sat
urday morning by Officer Reilly, while the!
| were trying to sell piece of lead pipe il
Klinman's secondhand shop on Grand street
| It was found that the pipe exactly fitted
| building which Undertaken Linahan is re
pairing on the corner of Hamilton and Crane
streets. In the City court yesterday morn
| ing the boys denied the theft, but Judg'
Deming concluded the best place for thu
boys was the Reform school, and thithel
| they were sent.
Edward McGreevy, who stole coat from
Names restaurant on Church street last JAN
| uary and sold it for one dollar. was arrested
| last Saturday. and yesterday Judge DeminG
sent him to jail for thirty days
Personal
Mr.. j. S. A. Baker, formerly OF. Meriden
| and for a number of years adjutsnt of thu
Second regiment, holding that position at the
| time of the regiments famous Washington
| trip was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Baker
has been for a number of years clerk in
one of the government departments at Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel A. Sperry, W. G. Sums
ner and son, Hon. James Gallagher and DR..
w. G. Alling were in Washington D. G. last
week.
Captain William Il. Stratton has been APP
pointed manager for New England for the
Automatic Fire Alarm and Extinguisher
company, who have their Office in New York
and factory in Bridgeport. Captain Stratton
will have his headquarters in Boston.
Ths following named gentlemen are the
new officers of the congregation Mishkan
Israel: President, Paul We'll; vice president,
H. Myers; trustee, NJ. Mann. The following
gentlemen comprise the trustees of the con-
gregation: Paul We'll, NJ. Myers, L. Feldman,
NJ. Adler, L. Osterweis, NJ. Mann, NJ. zun-
der, M. Sonnenberg and A. Sachs.
Mrs Edward Blinn, of this city, died a!
the hospital yesterday morning of paralysis,
aged 49, She had been patient at the hos
pital since March 4th.
Mrs Eldridge, wife of MIR. Press EIdridge,
has been critically i'll with peritonitis, but
yesterday was considered in fair way for
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Snow, of
Brooklyn, are in the city for a few days.
Mr.. Snow manages the New Haven store of
the Fl. H. Snow Co. during the absence of
his brother, Mr. G. P. Snow, who is on q
visit to Newport. B. L Mr.. Il. b. Snow re-
turned recently from a trip Of several weeks
to Texas
Mr.. Jeremiah Williams, father of Mr.. G..
F. Williams of Bridgeport, died at his home
in Attleboro, Mass, Saturday morning, aged
66 years. He has been an invalid for four
or five years.
Mr.. Henry It. Shelton, of Bridgeport, has
resigned his position as secretary of the
Fairfield County Agricultural society.
Mrs Elizabeth Wicks Curtis, wife of Cal
vim Curtis, the well known artist, died at
her residence in stratford on Sunday. Mrs.
Curtis has been constant sufferer for sew
eraI years and for some time has realized
that death was near. She has been energetic
in her home, in the church, and wherever
the influence of good woman was of the
highest service. Her death was peaceful and
like her life, patient aud heroic.
Charles c. Noble, the eldest and most
prominent merchant tailor in New Milford,
died Friday and as buried yesterday from
S.. Johns church in that plaes.
Dr.. William B. Putnam, brother of Col
lecsor Putnam, of Middletown, died at his
residence in New York city Saturday at u
noon, of Bright's disease. Collector Putnam
went to New York yesterday to attend the
funeral Tuesday. Dr.. Putnam was born in
Hartford, but left there over thirty years
ago.
Rufus MatheWson, who has been sick in
Middlstown for two weeks past, has recover
ed sufficiently to be able to go to his fathers
residence in Durham.
Samuel Radclif, of Shelton, who has been
suffering with brain trouble for some time,
is improving rapidly under the care of an
experienced nurse
Michel Flanagan, of Ansonia, died on
Sunday, ute suddenly, Of rheumatism
about the heart. He had been an active To-
cal politician and member OF the A. o. q.
The funerals is to day.