Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-16


 The case of Charles L. Nettleton, which was to be tried on Saturday for keeping a disorderly to accommodate Judge Blydenburgb, Nettleton's counsel. The state, with Judge Stoddard as Judge North to fixed bonds at $s75; surety, W. A. French.
 Madison.
 Nov 15-Mr Miner has purchased the place formerly owned by Charles Bristol and has open ed market in the building recently vacated by MT. Hall, and is doing fiourshing business.
 MT. Arthur Scranton has gone south to visit his prosa Ga, in the market business He took with him a car load of produce for the southern market.
 bitten by the mad dog that shot in Wall street about four weeks ago, was taken last week with unmistakable signs of hydrophobia and
 At the last town m ,eting it was voted to build a new road from the foot of Wall street to the said parties who are interested in pa, ing one- half the expense and the town the other half.
 The young people met on Thursday evening for the purpose of forming a literary ciety, MT Petri was recently arrested and brought before jutice for allowing his unregistered dogs paid his fine and had his dogs registered. wallingford News. The annual report of the treasurer, which will be ready for distribution ln few days, will show the following tigures Receipts of treasurer on hand. $s O75 67; from R. s. Austin list of 1sS7 $51.62; list of 1S>8, S1 TOO; list of 1889, $i500 | list of 1sso $7,30O; w. H Newton, borrowed | ments, $642: i6; town appropriation Sa,4oo; Cem etery ass citation for interest. S7a; account bor $sss ss; total $i-, ,ses71. Disburs.mentsw borough orders, s49,o ST; borough court orders S1 ,456 35; cash hand, $897 59 total, $4S 3691 l For the purpose of finding the actual expenses of the borough for the fiscal year ending Novem- ber 1, 1891, there should be deducted the follow Ing items: Bills outstanding last year, street de- l partment, S12370; fire department, $7393; lamp department, $192 0s; ;macadamizing,$ $l4650; l SC CTS, S45 go; miscelianeous, 22l.74 making a 1 total of S1,215.94 To this sum should be added $30, ,OOO borrowed for water works paid notes for l $32O75; benefits on Orchard street, $625 paid on note $50; making grand total of $32 799. .19. draWn and % the % sum o now IS S1s, os. To this l should also be added the amount credited to water works $1,o9O; rent of $50, unpaid and es- tmated outstanding bills of $500; total, $l, TAO, l $15,OE93.
 The condition of Martin Hartigan, ST., who was so brulally assaulted by his Son Tuesday l night was considered extremeiy critical Satur- day evening, and and Judge Martin and Father a Ma s | making of his will and winding up of his earthly affairs, while the latter was expected to look af- 1 In the Wheel club billiard tournament Good ! rich's side is 2S3 points ahead. | H. F. Hall, in his suit against the borough for l damages on the Orchard street matter, has now I filed motion in the superior court to reopen ! the judgment against him.
 broke on Saturday on Hall avenue and the horse started to run away, but was stopped near the I Selden and O. B. Yale are home from New
 York.
 evening to their home in New York. Mrs. Thomas Murphy, who has been under l treatment in the New Haven hospital will re | turn home to-day.
 Sam Gris wold spent Sunday in Ivoryton. ! Judge Hubbard will go to Wilbraham, Mass. to-day to attend meeting of the trustees of tht
 William N. Clark, jr., and w. H. Edsall of New | York were hunting saturday in North Madison ! and brought home sixteen grey squirrels and l coon.
 An entertainment consisting of charades I music etc., will be given by the ladies of St
 Pauls parish Tuesday evening at the parisl
 house for the benefit of the guild ! The Pay Train company that was booked fo
 the opera house this evening has failed t. l materialize.
 Under Lake Grove rink, now used as a eide ! mill, are ten monster tanks that have g combine' l capacity of 10000 gallons of cider.
 t The North na Ferns SET grangsrs m were too many flo
 torious by score of thirteen games out o
 eighteen. four of the victories resulting in wha
 were corresnondingly depressed Saturday eve. , Mrs. F. T. Warehouse has sold to William Murray a lot 50x2oO feet on South Main street.
 Judge Hubbard has been invited to make a address at the dedication of the Methods
 church in New Britain next Sunday | E. M: Judd is expected home from Kearney
 Neb., this week.
 , Thirty more Italians are expected to arrive thi morning to work for Contractor Eglee.
 Thomas Peters and Miss Emma Lobb will b married in the Congregational church on Thanks : giving day. They W ii start at once for Canade , ! It is probable that an amicabie settlement C : Captain Henry Page, the wellknown sailin master from Stony Creek, is in town for wee l or more.
 ; l was critical
 William Saunders was before Judge Hubbar
  ! Henry Schamberg. P: J. Linnehan paid the bi The case against Selden Munson of NorthforC | who was charged by Ben Smith with indecer
 exposure, was continued until Wednesday. Tn
 been settled out of court. Will Williams is inspector on the ne, , water main on Contractor Eglee's division.
 A. l. Martin ands bride spent Sunday in Wasf I ingIun, D c.
 inc receipts of the chrysanthemum show wer
 Rev. Henry Stone had as his subject last ever | ing Progressive Christianity :"
 ! The departmert officers of the W. R. o. hay been invited to attend the next corps social g f l the house ot Mrs. A. J. Goodrich, on Washingto Mrs. Margaret Franham of Middletown ha 3 bought the John Bullock homestead on Colon l street.
 Annual muster and inspection of Company ) | next Thursday evening. 3 There was 8 small fire in the gossamer striI , ping room at the rubber shop early Saturda l evening but it was put out without much dan Miss Grace Mix will sing at the c. D. A. xii ? mess this evening ln town hall. l s. D. Johnson is soon to start in the spring be r l business ia the building belng erected near hi | residence on Orchard street. 8 William Bernatche has recently invented an | completed q neAt arrangement for caring fo j. | the many dies al R. Wallace & Sons. The sy. ! ten is complete and results in savipg of muc
 Foreman T. E. Michaels entertained abou a thirty of his friends at the Wallace Hose hous ! Saturday evening.
 ? Eight wild geese were seen on the lake yestel | day morning.