Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-29
ILAnouNp THE STATE.

stony Creek-IWO PERSONS DEoSNMcsA
OF Goodspead,s-HartfO Polo
EHorts-TO Visit New London-Nor-
witch Wants an Industrial Building
striped Bass-POtatO CrOP-COn-
necticut Peaches.
At Stony Greek, Wednesday, James g.
jr., of Hartford engaged Captain
Cooper to take himself and Miss Green
sailing. Near the Branford beacon the
Pioneer was plunging fercely along under
q close reefed mainsail The seas were
huge and the spray few necessarily. Miss
Green was standing forward of the cat
boats mast and Mr.. Patterson was near
her. A sea bigger than the rest struck
Miss Green, she slipped, was washed over
board and the boat going swiftly passed
directly over her. Patterson, in his excite
ment, also fell off the boat and was soon
battling for his life Captain Cooper, with
great presence of mind, hove his boat to,
and just as Miss Green was sinking for the
last time, jumped into the boiling sea and
grasped her Then he fished out Mr.. Bat
terson and turned the boat towards the Is
land View house from where the party
started. Miss Green was unconscious, but
bruises, was yesterday little worse for the
danger she had passed She belongs in
Meriden, where she has been teaching in
one of the public schools, but has of late
resided with her mother in New York.
Mr. III. B. Loomis of Hartford left this
week for Madison, Wis, where he has
been called as professor in physics at the
State university. Mr.. LOOMS recently
finished his postgraduate course at the
Johns Hopkins university at Baltimore.
He was graduated in succession from the
West Middle district school, the Hartford
high school, and Trinity college, and in
every case has carried off the honors of
his class
The Turner Heater company of Bristol,
the stock subscription having been COM
pleted, has elected the following directors:
w. A. Ingraham, L. W. Turner, 0. D.
Hunter and J. W. Clark of Terryville; G.
S. Hull, G.. w. Neubauer, j. ]. Jennings.
At subsequent directors meeting, W. A.
Ingraham was elected president, Y. >.
Hull vice-president, S. K. Montgomery
secretary and treasurer. The company
| will begin moving it's plant to Bristol, into
| the old Ingraham case shop, at once.
While the schooner Palmer, belonging
| to Staten island, was proceeding down the
| river mile below Goodspeeds at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, the 18-year-old
| daughter of Captain Thurber fell over
board. The captain jumped to save her
| and both were drowned. Their bodies
| have not been recovered
| By direction of Bishop Williams special
| meeting of the Litchfeld archdeaconry
will be held in Canaan on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 2, at p. M, to elect successor
! to the retiring archdeacon, the Rev. Mr..
Sherman, who leaves Thomaston to become
rector of st. Paul's Episcopal church in
Bridgeport.
Mr. E. J. Smith and c. G. Cook of Hart
ford went to Pavtucket to see the rink in
that city and consider the feasibility of
bringing it to Hartford. After examining
into matters they found that plan imprac-
ticable. Mr.. Cook, who is of the firm Of
Cook, Hapgood & Co., will at once make
estimates of the cost Of a new building.
The Hon. G. B. Davis of Higganum has
picked a lot of fine peaches from his trees
The great scarcity of fruit this season
makes this case especially worthy of men
ton.
Palestine commandery, K. T., of New
London, is arranging for entertaining vii
liam Parkman commandery, X. T., of Bos
ton, which will arrive there Monday ant
take the boat to New Yo.k.
George Fowler of Norwich caught a 10
| of striped bass in the Thames river Wed
nesoay, ana tney We're !he ntse Ires resi-. p eHN
a.s,a 49, t,u -rSa Iarrast ooa ,.,a;ahe5 q,
rounds
mo Iocsi !, lars in Norwich are offerin,
the farmele u ssy cents bushel for pota
toes, but the farmers do not think tn
price is liberal enough. There is no rot il
this vicinity and the potato crop is bette
than the average.
The Rev Rather i1erney, pastor Q
q. MARY =. u c cn q. Nem D. a':.l
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. famed Pastel cravon nictnre the hand
work of leader T r McDononph.
Judge Harley Morse of Colorado is visit
! inc his brother. Emery Morse of Walline
] ford .Tndoe Morse was a Wallinpford DO
and has heen west for number of yea
TIKI c+or Pin comnany will shortly ar
,srna ia factory and amnlov extra hand,
r. NJ VII Owl Nv Enniand an
{ tho Nav r ondon Nortbern RAILROAD con
,aa,,;.s Io,,a ,,,;+ad On ,,lars for a nn;o
! aenot Mt Norwich to cost $40 600
Bnrdett I,oomis of Hartford has offere
1 400 ono for the fuel UaS franchise of IL
f Oneen CITY Natural Gas and Fuel con
panv of Cincinnati. O.
A. the Norwich hoard Of trade meetiu
Wednesday n;gbt varions nrominent eli
n of an industrial bnildinq. DIR. Cassid
J., said he knew of one or two mannfactu
!; ers who would have to take their busine
elseMleIe II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e, na1o VIZ ~
!. IL ohl;oed To send ont Of town $40 600
:. 1000 worth of work year, which migl
!. as well be done here. He believed such
Dunlahg goea in nv. i 1 capl.al al al
y onca bafora tailed over the matter z
10 motion of DIR. Cassidy it was voted tn
g the executive committee should take Il
% wnole maeIer unoer aeVisemeht ana co
$50 L..; LII -, M - az ''
Rev. Joseph Danielson of the Congrep
~ tional church at windsor Locks CORNER