Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-11
ALL 0vER THE STATE.

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 \ Good Tobacco Crop-Ftne Sheep-A
 smash Up in Ansonia-Sale of a
 Trotter-Tw1nS for the Reform
 school-Resu1t or the Little Town
 2 Meetings. va,asr=sa4
 Hale Bros. of South Glastonbury, says the Enterprise, were in luck this year again. Although they did not get more than 100 baskets of peaches all told this season. they did get right good crop of tobacco on the ground where they raised strawberries in the early part of the sea son, and they did not cut it until after the wet equinoctial period, they escaped all injury to the crop by pole-sweat or mold, and they also managed to elude MT. John Frost, as they cut and housed the last of it on Wednesday, September "A, and bit ing frost came gliding nimbly into town the same night; but was rather foiled in this instance. Az the season was remark ably favorable for late tobacco, they re- port that this is one of the best crops of 'sthe weed" they ever raised. za,5~
 The Connecticut Farmer says: E. S. Milner of Moosup, formerly member of the house from some fine sheep of the Hampshire % Downs W su bEeed. The following dispatch from the London Live
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 these f1ess shseR Tsre .p shipped on Saturday from Boston. The whole were from the flock of MT. East, at Woodstock, Stockbridge, Hants, and consisted of five four-tooth ewes and one six There were also two beautiful she lambs and g couple of frst-class tup lambs, all of
 sad % nseded ae Keeping aa' for his M own
 breeding; therefore as g matter of course they
 were ye5y choice @ Gonsignmsen5t 1ns will be be re- auction last month e10 4s 3d each. Their desti-
 nation is Providence, RI :, and the experiment. is ! immense mills in Providence, RI, have recently been purchased by an English syndicate for
 of tic general @ 1T assembly % % of Connecticut me- and a
 prominent politician), two of the largest worsted and woolen manufacturers in America; The last
 assisted in the selection by Mr. John scriven, the anti-sheep-washer, and they decided upon the Hampshire Down."
 MEN AND HoRsEs INJURED AND WAGONS SMASHED. | ANsoA1A, Oct 10-A runaway, the results, of I which were six smashed wagons, five injured horses and two injured men, occurred in this
 glaes this morning horse S owned 1sd,oy by g. C.; | the street at a terrinc rate The driver, Robert Clark, MT. Gardner's coachman, was powerless
 bT not tinjnred very badly, but his horse took fright and started to run away. Grifhn's team collided with several teams, and for about half an hour there was lively time in the borough. Charles
 Tyrrel whose team was s struck by Gardness G " and head.
 t- as#q THE TOWN ELECTIONS - The official returns of Mondays town elections came in very slowly and the absence of political interest in the contests is at least suggested by the fact that in a considerable number of the returns the politics of the men chosen is not Ofacial figures from 1i0 towps which are com pete, show the following results and the results in the same towns in 1889 are given for compari- son. Where the majority of the selectmen and the town clerk are of one party the town is reckoned as carried by 1t. When one of these departments is democratic and the other republican the result is called divided:
 z.- Rep. Dem. Div.
 1ssS. 1ssS ............. ............zz ssss 2 Il AooS. .s..................o< .o< SS 70 This shows that the democrats have carried seven more towns than last year, but the repnb- licans have only lost three; The others were al indicate anything it is stationary condition of affairs in which the republicans, being already | well ahead, remain there. THE TR0TTER FRANK MGREGoR SOLD. BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 10.--Michael Flaherty has | sold his noted trotter Frank McGregor to S. A. Paddock, g wealthy manufacturer of Brooklyn, who will use him as a roadster, TWO MORE FOR THE sREyoRM SCHOOL MKRIDEN, Oct 10.-Daniel and Thomas Ryan, ! twins twelve years of age, were sent to the re-
 form school this morning for stealing the team of Deputy Sheriff Kinney last evening. The urchins borrowed 1t for two hours drive.