Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-11
HAPPENINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

home. 4 carriage was procured. Within 1t he found woman. who brought him to the Revere house on Market street, where he remained from Thursday afternoon until the following Monday. When he paid hls bill on Monday he had but s92 The victim says he knows nothing Of what happen cd In the Revere house. only that he ordered half dozen bottles of wine. Dur ing all this time Winnings friends were looking Flor him. When found he was in such muddled co ondition that he could give that hs ressinsd Iii. Tight senses Andrews was bonds: The case was tried yesterday before Judge mfE0Rss; MTasars,. ,rea rus,,c ,,hrs-v |. idly Nearly SiceCoO has been raised and only s,- W 900 more 1. needed to complete the sum required to Ss Ss has nearly
 BRIpeKPoRr's NEW REGIME. The new regime of morality which has been in- stituted by Brdgeports new chief of police is daily filling the police courts with those who still fail to comply with the laws. The proprietors of two gambling resorts and of two other places of ques- lf e m the street, the Stone house on Elm street and two Main street gambling rooms have been efectually closed himself in imposing fines and while Chief Rylands is being upheld the city treasury is aao being
 ELLINaToEs LIVE STOCK. Aaron W. Nash, farmer of Ellington, was bound over to the superior court yesterday by Jus tice Leonard of Ellington on complaint of the State Humane society for cruelty to stock.
 DIED IN WEST CHESHIRE.
 Rensalier N. Welton died at West Cheshire Sun nine day. He was born on Cheshire hill, Wolcott, August 80. 1889. In 1869 he was made superinten- dent of tho Cheshire brass mil which position he held at tho time of his death. Re was member of soea9 %snners viii be ssaiS missed Hs saSes only son, F: 5. Welton of Cheshire, and three Wsiiass 6ialk and Mis: ''1 Alice % wstoa of New New Haven. ..-.
 FIRE IN NEW BRITAIN
 The Troy steam laundry, owned by Fred Parsons and company, corner of John and Whiting streets, was burned to the ground yesterday. Loss Ss,ooo; Insurance 3l.soo. The fire Is supposed to have room adjoining the laundry.
 AsTArroRp STRINGS DIVINE,
 Rev. c. V. Maxham, well known in the unlvor. saist circles throughout died at the home of his niece in Monson yesterday afternoon at the age of sixty one years. He was the first Uni. versalist minister at Stafford springs, Conn, of schools in that place nearly as long. He was a very public spirited man and for several years has given his whole time to school work,
 rHH TALK OF AcSrowxsx.
 Rev. MT. Lusk of St Johns church has not en. ioyed very good health for some months and is now on vacation. Rev. Mir. Everest of the rsctory school. Hamden, filled the pulpit sunday--At tho grange literary exsrcises Tuesday evening Mrs. E. a Pardse of North Htll read an excellent paper Se. sS a hs ss m a:a's oy. nss Sssn Tousi.s. club n joint dsS..s as, .s 0. Tarnsrs en by the president of the Literary society. The two presidents will close the debate in order. diunt ante houa snt. ,Ths e, scSeei at I North % aill has had vscstion o pup registered in this school s larger than for years the sSsa sS ssis 1si s:' suss sss 'a.a s. now on the premises of Henry Clu at y: ms .nas sssSs sssr ds fs. ss west of the barn. It now used for the storage of tools and farm implements, Its original purpose shippers at the Congregational church. In the olden times 1t was the custom to make an all day ornns seEvcs Was sho1s or hour Some of our people remember the capacious among us, although its purposes are so degene-
 WOODBRIDGE AFFAIRS.
 The Ice men arc now getting in their ice. Some even forgot to observe the Sabbath and cartsd ice past the church all day sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Beecher, Mir. and Mrs. 0. P. Augur, B. c. Newton, E. ". Beecher and B. Bishop attended the si a. in1 took the n h1 ds young people, but now they use the wheels THE LIFE OF HAYDEN.
 Mir. George sQuires is slowly recovering from the recent terrible accident at the auger works by which his right arm was tern from his body. On nphotsrsd easy chair valued st Sso, together with an ottoman He sat up for short time aud appre- viii resums @ hs petition as o foreman. Fifty s u men arc nov constantly employed in the establish whc tbs % or S asT the dsHh of r g; B: Foot. cf North ia.7sa, ths Res: c: F aiiau ss :Sdisss sSs Sonysuton held sy shs stats Sunday public snd large is W erpecssd cluding many vistors.--Ice several inches thick product of tho recent cod snap Ths work xvi Win be done at night to harvest it in good condition when e9seussd With h the S srsa.est I possible 1spdty ns A practical jode was played on MT. Q. L. Wright a, nsa | to procure him some rabbits eggs from Germany crow. he in due time received Q heavy box. pur porting to have come from the .'fa.herland." Il by how covered within with an egg in the process of being % sa ssf'1 pesn sna 'sss n'saSn ssass es; ss s''A act nag ssRss'1'!sh e;se
 ssr g. and % Ps ss:S 7. aa%deD Plains Monday He , M ,spsnd s. thre; Sunday, Rev. N Hubbs M pastor, tor appoInted the % fol lowing ladies committee to procure funds for thu
 
 ". filling, Miss Julia wooding, Mrs. George Mix Manssn lss es Moodas Hs M: F 5 Annf Frsds1el sa ssanan Miss of hss! sss bert s Bsnham On Sunday evening he % made H | brief address at the Methodist church: "A sur Visit to Miss May Rswling at the residence of hel parents on "Wednesday evening last. Refreshment Hubbell will lecture before Wooster lodge. New ether in shs City ana vicinity ha1s | invited His topic is My Journey to Jerusalem | sourHINaToN MATTERS.
 John J. Barnes. A. N. Lewis and Dr;J H. .Osbern board of health rules and regulations wifi used. A high board fence will be built around th, l team will be under the management of Mr. Jerr, ! Kenyon, which is . guarantee of first class worl are very enoouragfng.-The stockholders of tn, Agricultural society nave called special meetinl l for Wednesday evening to take neasures for pay ment of the debt, etc.,
 | NORTH HAvRN's BUDGET. | Ice men are at work cutting ice on clay pits an, | small ponds, but there is not much enthusiasm il brick manufacturers. arc filling H: D. Todd's ic house at the center. They cut and packed iron
 
 after e vacation of enc week. Miss Arms | who has taught successfully in room No. | at the Center, for two years, is oblige, to give up teaching account of weak eyes J-J. H. Bernard is wide-awake, energeti