Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-13
LATEST CONNECTEcUT NEWS.
Reports From All Parts Of the State
 By Connecticut Associated Press

A So Reports From All Parts Of the state.
 By Connecticut Associated Press.I
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 ESSEX, May 12.-The net fishermen at the lower end of the Connecticut river are doing better than at any time during many years. The shad are more plentiful and are large in size.
 THE BODY RECOVERED.
 MILFORD, May 12.-The body of William Carroll of Birmingham: who was drowned in the Heusatonic river yesterday by the up- setting of sailbsat, was recovered this af- ternoon.
 DIED IN BRANFoRD. BRANFoRD, May 12.-Miss Ellen Albie, daughter of Calvin Albie of Durham, who was killed in the civil war, died to-day after an illness of several years of cancer of the stomach.
 THE CASES POSTPONED. M1DDLHTowN, May 12.-The cases against the Collins brothers, accused of murderously assaulting Seth Stanley, the Berlin station agent, were to day continued until May 26 on account of the serious illness of the victim. GUN CLUB SHOOT. WINDSOR LOCKS, May 12.-The Windsor Locks Gun club will hold big shooting tournament next Wednesday and expect that l good shots from all parts of the state will be | in attendance. Ten events are on the pro- gram.
 BOUGHT IN CHESTER. ESSEX, May 12.-W. O. Griswo!d of this place has purchased the Riverside Inteili- 1 gence, a weekly newspaper, which has been published in Chester by Charles F. Perkins. | He will remove the business to this placa | where the paper will hence1ortn De issn'~' TO ~-4uRN SOON TO BRANFop.. BRANFoRD, May 12.-Sheri6 Nettleton is expected home to rs,orrow with William Dennison, the Dranford barber, who skipped out some time ago with nearly $500 which he had swindled number of local young men out of on a watch swindlipg scheme. Mir. Nettleton traced Dennison to 8 small village in New York state last week and went there to get his man but the local authorities would not arrest the man without requisition papers. So the sheriff came back home to get the necessary papers and re- ] turned.
 ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS. HARTFORD, May 12.-The national cenven- tion of the ancient club of Hibernians will open in this city to, morrow morning, and it is expected that fully 10000 members will be present from all parts of the United States. Prominent Hibernians from New nounced Sn adthale|Rsia thaale sRssji and Boston have an ton will last three days sn. lne conven- includes street parade, business meetYhg taa a banquet. Arrangements for the accom- modation of the great crowd have all been completed.
 RocKv1LLE's CRUSADE AGAINST BALLET TROOPS.
 ROCKVILLE, May 12.-The Liliie Clay Gaiety company appeared at the opera house tonight in spite of the opposition they hav' aroused. The shows and posters and litho graphs have excited much condemnation il town and the W. 0. T. U. petitioned th common council to suppress the objectionabl pictures. Yesterday the clergymen in tow all referred to the show either during thei morning or afternoon sermons. All spok against the troop. The pastor of St. BeI nard's R. O. church denounced the shoS and advised his hearers to stay ava from it. There were many who purchase reserved seats who did not occupy them te night on account of the opposition.
 MARY CODY TRIED AND DISCHARGED. STAMFORD, May 12.-This afternoon Mir Mary E. Cody was tried in the Boroug ,, court before Judge Curtis for the shooting ( ] eleven-year-old Mary Kane. Mrs. Cody
 an expert rifle shot and travels with Wasf burn & Arlington's tent show. Saturds
 afternoon when she attempted to shoot
 half dollar backwards with the aid of a lool Q ing glass, her hair became disarranged an Q when she attempted to fix 1t the rife WI
 discharged and the bullet struck the lit & girl, who was sitting on the opposite side 3 the tent. The bullet entered the girls le
 side very close to the heart, and the child 9 now in a precarious condition, with Il 2 chances against her recovery. The con
 discharged Mrs. Cody on the ground that u 7 shooting was accidental.
 THEY WERE wEDDKD AT LAST. 5 L1ToHFELD, May 12.-Miohael Kelly, WI U for the past two years has been brakem' /, on the railroad, created 6 sensation here. Q became acquainted with Miss Ryan of Ne'
 town some time ago and the day for tht F wedding was set. They were to have be married last week, but on the day of | wedding Kelly sent word by telegraph th he was i'll and could not come. Miss Ky
 works as waitress in tho Drew hotel
 Hawleyyille. Efforts were made to til
 Kelly by her friends but to no purpose.
 Saturday Kelly was found on the streets
 this place in an intoxicated condition.
 was arrested and the Newtown ohoers q. formed of his arrest, and to-day they ca
 here and arrested him on warrant. - consented to marry Miss Kelly at once 8 CT Ray. Father Finnegan performed the ce n, aeny. ed BIG G. A. R. GENERATION. ok DANBuRY, May 12.-One of the biggest Ter A. R, celebrations ever seen in this city ad held tonight when James E. Moore assis oo .,a .ot.x.,,, eu,,,. .,, ,,,.r ad by oastle soaifeu osol"n. A.o-A q. o'o- lot state kindted tnelr annual camp nre. he affair exceeded everything of the kind e
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