Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-20
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 reticule from her hands. Re failed and the lady ran away in great fright. The police have been looking for the scamp.
 Col. Mcfarland, of New Haven, will soon advertise for proposals for removing the wreck of the schooner Jane recently sunk in New Haven harbor.
 The Ridgefield Cemetery association has prosecuted member for opening grave without the consent of the superintendent or sexton.
 Hansa Miranda Davis, of Stafford, believes demon has had possession of Der since she was 16. She is now 54, lives on next to nothing, is torn by frequent spasms and goes by the name of the starving woman of Stafford. :" Anna H. Hartwell, of New Milford, six, recently repeated the 52 golden texts of the year before the Sunday school, and the New Hartford Tribune thinks her teacher should be disciplined for cruelty.
 Conductor Eggleston has left the New York and New England road and is to accept a similar position on @ railway in Florida, now in process of construction.
 A New York drummer played cards from there to Hartford with stranger Friday and in the course of the game changed $120 good money for the same amount in bogus bills. The Newtown Bee is sad because @ Nauga- tuck sport comes over there and teaches its young men cock-fghting.
 It costs Hartford boys s7 each to steal newspapers from front doorsteps.
 MT. Gillette of Hartford, who has com promised with the Madison Square people in regard to the play, 'The Private Secretary" :" appears ct the Chestnut street Theater this week as F'The Secretary" in that play.
 Charles Seymour treasurer of the Center church of Hartford, has resigned after forty two years continuous service.
 Some time ago the Middletown Common Council gave to Mansfield post of that city a permit to use six city lots in Indian Hill cem- etery as e burial place for soldiers. The ground has been graded, a soldiers monu- ment placed upon the site, and several sol diers buried there. Having ascertained that any subsequent council can revoke this per init, the post now asks that it be given deed of these six lots. The request will no doubt be granted.
 On Saturday, in Greenwich. the framework for three-story building in Greenwich ave nue was nearly demolished by 8 terrific gale. The roof of Scofeld Brothers large ice house was blown off and carried about one hundred feet. Twenty to thirty telegraph poles were taken bodily from the ground and strewed about.
 New London county shows a decrease of ITO in the number of school children, and New London city decrease of 59.
 John Barny who has been keeping grocery store in Waterbury, has brought suit against Fitzgerald and Chichester for $2, 900, because they said he gave short weight.
 There is more mystery about Gottlieb Geist, the man found dead on the railroad at Bridgeport. It is now said that when last seen half an hour before the body was found he changed bill in buying a cigar. No money was found on his person. It has been thought all along that circumstances favored the theory that he was not killed by the cars.
 On a gravestone in the cemetery at Strat ford, Conn.,, is inscribed: Erected in memory of our beloved sister by her two brothers, gratuitously.
 The Jesuit Father, Antonio Julian, in his book on travels in South America, says: ''This plant (the Coca) possesses all of the wonderful properties claimed for it." Com modore Gibbon O. s. Exploring Expedition of the Amazon) says: ''The Coca has proper ties so marvellous that it enables the Indians, without any other nourish1nent, to perform forced marches of five and six days It is so bracing and tonic that by chewing it alone they perform journeys of 300 miles on foot without appearing in the least fatigued." To build up a broken-down system, to re- lieve dyspepsia, biliousness, female monthly sufferings and nervous prostration, Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic has no equal.
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