Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
Not Expected Io Live.

Mrs. Mary J. Pomerov, sixty-seven years of age, of 143 Greene street, who was run over on Grand street Sunday afternoon and had her skull fractured, is at the hospital still unconscious and will probably remain so until death ends her pain. John Clune and Michael Bridget of Wallingford, the two men who drove over Mrs. Pomeroy, ,s.were re- leased on $500 bonds each and the hearing continued until tomorrow morning. MT. Pomeroy, son of the injured woman, did not know that his mother was injured until told so yesterday morning by the police who had found out her name early in the day. Up to midnight Mrs. Pomeroy was still alive.
 Personal.
 Dr. Shepard, formerly Of this city, and an ex-Gray, is medical director of one of the large Hartford insurance companies.
 Superintendent s. W. Beach emphatically denies the rumor that he is to be appointed postmaster of Waterbury.
 MT. French, mason in Seymour, was &C., cidentally shot in the groin with pistol Fri day night and serious results are feared.
 MT. Elmore Smith, of this city, has re- paired the organ of the Winsted Episcopal church and it was used again last Sunday.
 Miss Charlotte Judd died yesterday morn ing at the residence of her sister, Mrs. H. N. Jackson, on Lester street, Birmingham, of Bright's disease.
 Sheriff Robert O. Gates is to take charge of the affairs of the Birmingham Cemetery asso- citation for another year, having been re- elected president at the annual meeting.
 L. A. Ren Dell, M D., who has been ab- sent attending her mother in her last sick ness, will be at her office, 5S Whalley avenue, on and after Wednesday, December 18th.
 Mrs. Abby Williams, mother of Mrs Jos eph w. Douglass, died Sunday afternoon. She was daughter of the late Robert John son and one of family of eleven daughters. She had been blind for good many years.
 About Dogs.
 To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 Will you allow me through your columns to say few words about some of the very smart and intelligent dogs which our Regis ter correspondent failed to .mentiona Dr. Linquist has a remarkably fine dog, import ed and very smart. John Howarth is quite dog fancier and has two or more valuable dogs Mr. SperrY, the druggist, has @ fine Newfoundland dog. Mir. Ed Hall has very intelligent animal and a great pet. MT. CowelI has some very fine bird dogs, well trained and considered very valuable. Miss
 
 smart pug and he is great pet. MT. Pardee has pet dog; he has pedigree, but is just as well loved. MT. William K Townsend has Scotch terrier, very aristocratic and more than a pet. Charlie Monsen, Grand street, has pet dog; although quite old, he is great ratter; Ted Monson is we'll known. Mrs NJ. R. Gum has German spaniel it is a very handsome dog, as we'll as very intel ligent He is great favorite with all the children. His name is Fritz and he is as we'll known if not better than any other pet dog in the city. And there is Bruno Russell of Russell school, who has taken many prizes He is a very large dog and thought a great deal of. NJ. r. Allyn, Of Grand etrset, has fine black and ta. Her nane IS Dolly. shc sc came from good Litchfield county stock and is great pet of Mrs. Al lyn. There are many more I might men tion, but I am afraid I have taken too much space and time.
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