Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-26
General State News.


 General state News. HIS EIaHTY-sEcoND. Henry Warren, the Ansonia newsdealsr, will soon celebrate his eiehty-seoond birth- dsy. He is very spry and active yet. GETS TWO AND A HALF YEARS. William McNamee of Bridgeport, found guilty of setting fire to Dorman's livery sta bio here several weeks ago, was sentenced to two and half years in state prison. GETS FIFTEEN YEARS IN STATE PRISON.
 BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Feb, 25-Charlea Green, the young colored man found guilty of committing rape on Rachel Wilson, eight y years of age. residing near Stamford, waa superior court, to fifteen years in state prison.
 | JUDGE STORES FUNERAL.
 The bearers at the funeral of Judge Storra in Hartford yesterday were Messrs. Roland Nather, Fl. K. Morgan, John o. Parsons Lsverstt Brainard, Rodney Dennis, Ward W Jacobs, Ambrose Spencer, A. E. Hart, 0. T. Willard, F. I. Prentice, G. W. Chapin and Charles D. Allen. These gentlemen have been connected with JudgeStorrs in business at the Pratt Street Savings bank. FITEEENTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
 Charles L. Case and wifs of Ansonia, who are fifteen years welded, were visited by { large party of friends Monday night. All the visitors came laden with baskets oi choice eatables and gifts for the occasion Two of the party brought in a rocker fol Charlie. This was the last straw. It wat presented by J. E. Bristol in a very conf. cal speech, which excited roars of laughter.
 THE DEPos1ToRs NOT UNEASY.
 The injunction placed on the Willimanti' I Qsvixnrpa iuokituta f, Tohyuarv 1Q2Q forhid. ding the withdrawal of deposits for one year is now removed. Yet the depositora do no seem disposed to withdraw their funds, OK cept in cases of actual necessity, which shows plainly that the full confidence is restored 1T the old institution, which is now in 8 sound financial condition, owing to its judicia management.
 MIR. TUCKER MISSING.
 MT. Talcott M. Tucker of Hartford, aget forty, has not been seen by his relatives since February 10. He is . machinist ani The contractor has not been able to trac, him and told his friends that he would hay, to employ . new man if Tucker did not pu in an appearance. Fuckers relatives thinl that he may be sick and with friends out o town. When last seen by them he com plained of being sick.
 A PLAN or ACTION.
 At the meeting of the creditors of w. R Hurd, of Bristol, Monday afternoon, plar was agreed to for the formation of join, stock corporation with e capital stock o S5,000, in which all the creditors of the es | tate might enter, at 20 per cent. on the valu, of their claims. An assessment of 20 pe cent. is proposed to be made on this stock, t cover immediate expenses. and 1t is hoped that favorite sale can be made of the prop erty by keeping the business running ani preserving the good will.
 wAsnNarox, CONN.,, ETC. Be careful how you address your letters t, Washington. Washington is . state. Wash ington is . town in this Nutmeg state Washington is . city in tho District of Col umbia. Washington Is the name of nearl, forty towns in different states, and besides all these there are Washington Bar, [ Warrington Borough, . Washington Cour College, Washington Depot, . Washington Gulch. . Washington HArbor, Washington Heights, . Washington Hollow, . Washing ton Mills, Washington Prairie, ,and . Wash ingtonville- postofdoes.
 | IN wALLLNoyonD.
 wArLMayoRp, Feb. 25.-There were fou funerals in town to-day, Miss Hennessey who died at the house of Henry Jones, ant sister of Mrs. Patrick McKenna, funerA | IfOm tno 1Oiy 1Lluity 0QuEon eL OClOol this morning; Mrs. John Hodgett's from he late home ct 3 o'clock this afternoon, also . the same hour the funeral of Hubbard Barne from his late home in Quinnipiac, buried Il tho Center street cemetery, and Dennis hol Tern frvm the uolY Trinity church at o'clock this afternoon.
 The wedding of Willis A. Trask and Mis- Mary Thomson is announced for two week from to-day ct Pm.
 Mrs. Skinner, mother of Mrs. W. Bur ] Hall is very low with pneumonia. Dr. Mo Gaughey attends and Dr. Sanford of Nev Haven has been called in consultation in tn case.
 The simpson, Hall, Miller & Go. Aid 70 oiety have elected John Norton president, B E. Owens vice president, B. F. Williams an' Thomas Kennedy trustees, Henry Forste ; and Charles NcLsan auditing committee.
 rkRRnLn ACCIDENT,
 Nellie Drsa, who was killed by switch on zine 10 of the N. Y. B. and F. railroad . New London Saturday evening, was walkin |. on the track and was with friend, Mar Connors, who was walking just outside tn } rails. They had plenty of room to stan clear of the approaching engine, and Aia l girl became confused and step ped directl into danger. A stretcher was brought fror , the station and the mangled body of tn young girl taken to Jerome Keeneys res dence, corner of Douglas street. Drs. Nelso and Braman came to the aid Of the poe } girl but she was beyond help as she had suI tained compound fracture of the right le below the knee, her left arm was crushed { the shoulder and her left leg, from tho kns . to the hip, was manglsd into shapelea 3 mass. Rev. Father HcGowan administers , the last right of the church to the dying gi | and at about 10 o'clock she passed Awal , The remains were consigned to the charge . Pendlston G PArlow, the undertaksrs, and o 7 Sunday were carried to the home of th