Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-29
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 The announcement in the Courant this morning of the lease of the Union Mills in Manchester to a French company that will at once begin work there, is good piece of news for Connecticut and another evidence of work of the new tariff. Here are idle mills reviving, new industry establish and all of it directly attributed to the new tariff. Moreover, there is something very suggestive ln that the tariff bill will stand, many other con cerns would hasten over here. Are the repubh- sa1 Psr kgd er to Hartford Courant, HARTFoRD's WATER SUPPLY. The Hartford Times and the Hartford Cour- ant differ on the city water supply question. Let our Hartford brethren come down here and see our Whitney and Saltonstan lakes and the man. moth dam the New Haven Water company is erecting in Woodbridge, where another immense water supply is obtainable. The Courant says on the Hartford question: The Hartford Times possible water supply for Hartford. It is a fine stream of the purest water, inhabited by trout such 91a that eople deli Soh as ia volume and quality the supply would be entirely satisfactory. But the scheme is impracticabe good water in abundance is available on this side of the river. The water board announced 8 year th ReEs to Hs asc as is known have in view a reservoir larger than the big one at Pennington for storing Tumble
 
 tion to using Roaring brook would be that it turns many mills and for miles is factor in manufacturing.
 JorTINas IN GENERAL. George McLane of Hartford took @ dose of cor rosive sublimate Tuesday by mistake for medi- cine His life was saved
 Work was begun on the industrial building which is to be erected at Norwich under the aus pices of the board of trade.
 Twelve Trinity sophomores have been fined $10 each bV the faculty for freshmen, ana all the students are kicking.
 Brookfield Tuesday and while examining it he shot himself in the abdomen. Recovery doubt
 Nearly 800 boys were in attendance Tuesday evening at the opening reception at the Bridge port Boys club rooms. His honor, Mayor Mari Hon Hon D. M. Read, Hon De N. Morgan and Hon D. F. HolIister. The addresses were both in teresting and instructive; I The Tell,known Mrs. Edgar BaTtram and MT. Howard Russell, were present and each rendered several fine boys. MT. c. P. Harris presided at the piano mo very acceptably. This institution seems to have
 Walter Trumbufi, eldest son of ex-Senator Ly- man Trumbull of Illinois, died in Chicago Mon day. He was graduated at the United States naval academy and was for @ time in journal ism The Trumbulls are of an old Connecticut family.
 postal clerk on the Consolidated road has been offered and has accepted the position Of superin- tendent of the registry division in the Hartford poStoffice, which will be vacated by Captain IL Bennett November 15.
 At fashionable husking bee New Lon don way the ladies wore their gloves in tearing off the husks protect their dainty fingers. Charles Wilson, colored, was felled by some body with a sung shot Bridgeport street Monday night. He doesn't know what the ob- ject was. He had no money.
 letter which L. W. Godfrey,a Hartford book keeper, addressed to Mrs. Ferris, nurse, got into his wife's hands, and BOW she has left him taking their four children with her.