Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-12-30
ALL OVEN THE STATE.

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ALL OVER TaAs 81
nIao r.a.,.1.t.on Dessred-The New
Rr,t.sn Fire-A nother Electfon Case
-wnrch NIGHT Scryico-The Late
MRS. clark OF MILFORD.
HARTFORD. Dec. 29.-The State Labor
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Bliss hall, No. Pratt street, "Wednesday,
:January 90. 1901 The Meeting will elect
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ouioels anu ploDaDhy Ievise tl.e pla.lolin
OF the congress. At this meeting legls-
iatlve committee Will be appointed TO go
before the legislature and ASK Tor iegisia-
non IN the INTEREST OF the farmers ana me-
chanlcs OF the state. The "Oieo" bill, So
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ea-As ~ iA. D1ssot' 49, ~ wy f
clpal Dill pushed by the farmers.
THE NEW BRITAIN FIRE.
NEW RRrrAIN. Dec. 29.-The total loss
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put at sol, 0OO. " this Steele q Damon,
the owners OF the block, 1859 the most.
they estimate their loss ct $5o,vOU on
;,,s1,ra,sce i sss nm ,a 1o tho net loss
$4,000. The burden is mostly upon the
nine families living in the block who lose
an a. tne1r Iurnltnre, ana me maloIity OF
g - I l inotnins NAYS oy 1nO oaosno0
sance. In addltlon 10 tnis mr.. ana mrs.
Mcintyre are both seriously injured ~ the
Jump they were compelled TO make from
the second story window. Already sub
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money to aid them. and during this morn,
ing considerable money was pledged to the
cause OF helping them.
AN ELECTION CASE DECIDED.
MERIDEN, Dec. 29.-Judge All. Fem of
the snnerior conrt eame To Meriden this
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WATCH NIGHT SERVICES
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c;sa, will he yar;ad and ;no,,ress;va consist
inc of a song service. a Bible reading. for
which all are requested to bring Bibles, the
reading OF appropriate poems, love feast
and the solemn conservation service at the
end OF the year.
THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE MRS. CLARK OF
MILFORD.
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Mrs. Clark was born in Milford in the year
1915, just seventy-fve years ago. In her
youth sne joined lne oaV1ors cause ana
chnrch and was man,be, ffty.ssua ..,
vaars The sinoar;tv of har ,,rofass;oT
was manifestad hv q snotlaas l;fa fn11 ~
Good yvorLs Ahont az vaar 1924 So mo :
married TO Hezek1ah CLARK, VINO departed
tnls nIe some years since. since Ihen sne
she has hean " cared for Nv lov;no hands d.
The funeral took place ats O'Clock Sunday
afternoon from the residence of her son.
The remains were deposited in the family
grounds in the Milford cemetery.
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Detective Brewer arrested Frank q. Key
nolds, q stone mason, yesterday for the
theft of two levels from John S. Clark and
Charles Bradley. who have been emplovei