Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-23
ALL AROUND THE STATE.
Jottings From All Sections of Cor

ALL AROUND THE STATE.
JOtt1ngs From All Sections of Con. |
necttcnt
Sarah pact ~ M;lford lie ., III.
Sa.a :. "iie .. 'onh beck, ana
Edward SULLIVAN OF bridgeport were followed |
from Bridgeport by Constable Bradley OF that
place and Mr. Beck, They were found at por
rms hotel. on the outskirts =, norhv a. rs,an
vvora arrastad and lockad M, ~ p,u-.;.,,..s
Yesterday morning they were brought before
the town court but the hearing was r,oat,,orad |
80. ,raa,r Roth yara ,,,s as was pos,poneo
~. !" 49, 80. 49, plAoou ui.oer @ooo Donos,
"hlcn tney nave not YET procured
The funeral Of Mrs. Chloe Taylor, who died |
Friday in her ninety fifth wear was held Sunday
from, her late resdancs =, p,n,.s n,e,s" y
60. - -. a.S opla, n1ins' Ii
took place by the side OF a deceasei husband
.nd nroy;ors to tho raad,n~ - a. ,,.,,.;..., -,
"nu ~ W -oA'-AS VI 'ne ooiiiliii''ai ny
To hermit friends who conld NOT iournav 70 por.
lar Plains to take a last Iook Of tho fsm,,iar
face. Four vestrymen OF Christ church, Messrs.
Rev. G. e. Torrey of the First Rant,st church
Norwalk. preached his farewell sermon vester.
gay a9gt Soa ssrv was present at morn
in Eb aau funerai Of Mrs. wu;.r,. =, ,uo,u.,,,
was held At the residence Of her daughter, Mrs
day afternoon at o'clock. The remains were
taken to willow Brook cemetery, westbrook, for
An oil portrait Of the late ex-senator o. s. Fer
ry is to be painted and will grace the library of
the Fairfield county court house.
been for the past two weeks at the Gibier tnsti-
tute New York. under treatment for the bite of
a dog arrived home Saturday cnred ~ ~
IoRn Schaeffer a baker went 70 Nou, vor,
about week ago and hired German lad about
eiehteen years Of age to assist him at his haerv
Yesterday morning when Mr. Schaeffer went To
the lads room to call him he was missing, and
diigent search failed to reveal his whereabouts.
a n
usual ana taken $oo and silver watch belonging
to another baker. He had been il in this country
Governor Bulkeley and staff have accepted the
invitation to be present at the military parade of
The Governors Foot Guard of Hartford will act
| as escort
| The fair Of 81; Patrick's parish now in progress
in Lyceum hall bids fair to be the most success
full Of any thus far this season: 1t is crowded
mG Ghe yyindn,is Of tho Mer;de,, fo,r ,,,a,.
a favorite kind with the farmers, for several are
| being put in hereabouts. Brickmaker Ives of
North Haven has one that pumps 1 200 gallons an
| hour.
me new mIord Gazette says that there Is
go9q reason 70 6eneve that the tobacco crop has
eiVen ont 70 any such extent as mas oeen
! Augustus velton will be tried bv the United
States authorities on Santen,her o. fnr send;no
an obscene postaI card tbronb the nor Tbs
| card was directed to Rose Te,rner a ras;Jant Of
Westaeld, Mass: veiton is employed at the Pratt
Mary oin Wom snop seyeaty Years old
found dead at South NorwaiS Saturday morning
She was on her knees and was leaning out of a
window win low - She had been drinking and her death
= 7; Barnum says that the report that he is
about to erect new buildings in Bridgeport is in
after next: He already has large investments in
| InaC Guy anu other parts OF the state ana pro
fsne fnd h 10 ges E m sne great west
H. M Clark, teller of the United States bank,
| and c. H. Clark of the Courant left Hartford Sat
l r,rdo fora fxpo alcfx oit II,
| The last Sunday excursion by Steamer Rose
dale on Sunday was the largest of the season
1900 passengers on board. About half of the
number stopped in New York and the remainder
an hour ON shore.
| Inc New London Agricultural society holds
its annual faar at Norwich this week on the same
been made to render the latter one of the best
Successful a Ino WIN eo0o "ea'nSf IL WI" Ne nsh'
Mrs. M. Rand Of Plantsyle, mother Of George
| Rand esq., of Boston, and Miss Mary Rand, who
has been a teacher in the Plantsville graded
SGnooi Tor nrteen years, died on FRIDAY, aged 70
me funeral occurred sunday; ,....,.
nuisance. Yesterday gang OF boys made liv
ing torture .i TOT numDeriess peopA IN Eas
interest Of a patent medicine concern. The DO
lice were kept busy chasing the boys from tn.
dav night and supposine Il was police SIGMA SIGMA
for assistance arrived at the corner Of East Mali
| and Jane streets putting like porpoise only II
ma snat y was noy WIN one OF tne Whistles
edaw n nG oca;r mus' ne Resy ter
tey ~ DIse reSsiSe" al ins a N.tSr
reference 10 .ne Mnsties II was evlaentiy
ladys nanaWriting anu Ine signature va
| A. p e., but its contents are not TT 70
publication. Other ladies' sent word to tn
physician expressing the hope that he woul!
soon be in prison for distributing whistles whicl
| proved to be a nuisance. The physician applie'
to the chief of police for permission to distribute
the whistles on Bank street near the pos:tonice
PERMISSION was refused Ihe doctor was inform
th. nr. rnnd i -; th a s nd hsr uas ~ y
crorvd IF 6nys 1vo,,id not hIocL ,,,brn trov g
MI. nhr.;oicn %orarar dac;Sad 70 d;str;hwt
o Pay So i; 80, uoSu" - Et ~ :;
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