Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-11-10

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Guiding two ladies, and Furnishing re-
volver and using threatening language
The youths We're under the influence OF
liquor and succeeded in frightening the
ladies', who screamed for help. Barry was
arrested yesterday and gave the names OF
his companions who were with him. he
was released on 800 bonds furnished by
his father and will be tried this morning.
The other parties will be arrested, If they |
can be found, and brought to justice.
Charles Thompson was arrested yester,
from his employer, Augustus Hail. Of East
Wallingford, and for breach of the peace
and assault. He was fined So and costs and
sent to Jail for ninety days.
a. F. Hall has appealed to the supreme
court from the recent decision of Judge
Thayer on the Orchard street award of
800 damages.
w. Il. Jepson and Samuel Clulee are
delegates from the Brotherhood of st. An
drews to the third annual convention of
the order in Ansonia Sunday and Monday,
November Is.
D. G. Porter positively declines to allow
his name to be used in connection with
the nomination for warden of the borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Simpson have
baby daughter.
Eight boys found Jack Heineman's horse in a
lot near the lake Saturday and took it up on the
North Plains and presented the animal to James
Lee, stating that Chief OF Police Daniel Reilley
sent them. Lee found out the owner Sunday
Thomas O'Brien won the stove at James
Doyle's rattle Saturday evening:
their journey south Many fall victims to the
The Ladies' Library associations chrysanthe-
mum show will be held in the armory Thursday
and Friday evening of this week
Twenty -four, applications for liquor licenses
GERS Of the law, visited his home very early Sun,
day morning and created diSpay by his diret1l
Complained COZ to Sheriff Rod Austen, who, with
Officers Reilly and Ingraham were searching for
him during Sunday.
Miss Claudia Ross returned yesterday to school
There was sudden collision on the sidewalk
in front of the Beach house yesterday afternoon
between Wilbur Hall on bicycle and samuel
and received bruises on his arm and was consld-
erably shaken up but not seriously injured but but
lesSness on the part of the bicycllst.
Sam Cotton will appear as Josiah Watson in
the Rag Picker's Daughter IN the opera mousse
James Mckenna won the watch at the Rogers
rattle.
mess will be held in town hall on the evenings of
November -, IA and 10. an attractive program
Eugene Eglee, son-in-law of Contractor Sulli-
van, has been given the contract to lay the new
water man from the borough lln0, near LSduOoE
Harrison's, east to Muddy river. The price will
be 3714 cents foot for digging the trenches and
laying the pipe. 1t is expected that over 100
Italians will be at work before tomorrow.
Some malicious persons pulled the plugs out OF
several barrels at Doolitte's cider mill near
"Quinnie' Sunday night and many gallons OF
R. Wallace & Sons have several handmade
sterling silver coffee spoons made in Mexico that
The condition of Mrs. William Wallace of Quin-
nipiac street continues to improve and her re-
covery is assured
w. L Home has, in the name Of the Home
Cold Distilled Brandy company, applied for re-
tailer's liquor license for Lake Grove rink. The
application made last year was strongly opposed
The Ramblers will have road race Thanks
giving day on Main street.
| rison's, on the east side, came near causing an
| alarm OF fire early Saturday evening.
! Sam Cottons professional name, as 1t appears
| upon the bills is Richardson Cotton.
| H. L. Davis arrived home from New York Sat
| borers, about twenty-five in number, arrived on
| the evening train. The other seventy-hve will
| report Tor duty this morning
| Professor Mark Pitman was in town Saturday
| A New Haven sportsman was recently hunting
near Pond Hill, two miles south OF the center
in The day MS db0 rs was Sen b ana
| home later in the day, he found that the canine
arrived at his home in New Haven just forty-five
| minutes from the time he disappeared from his
| owners sight, ten miles from home.
Business at R. Wallace & Sons is booming.
Only three deaths were reported in town las
Thomas Taylor and William Ryan will dance
for the championship of the town at the Christian
| Doctrine and Aid society llrmlSS.
! Deacon John Atwater is acting as secretar.
and treasurer of the Dime Savings bank during
| the absence of L. B. Bishop in New York.
| The case against Russell Frsbie has been con
tinued to next Saturday
| F. c. Lewis division, Sons of Temperance o
Meridep, has been invited to attend the opel
meeting of Perseverance, division Tuesday eve
| ming.
last evening was sabbath observance" Rev
| Henry Stones subject Fables
jesse Atherton is critically i'll at his home o.
Frank Worden is to go to work at die sinkin
~ TIE marriage Of Almer I. Martin and Miss Ca
rie Raymond Cooke, will occur at 1890 p. m. t.
morrow wednesday, in St. Paul's church.
G. S. Spencer has located his family ID Su
field and is travelling for Hartford firm. -.
There was jolly husking bee at d. o. Dooli
as% near Prom se9nSed last
Mrs. George E. Bramble returned to Baltimor
| on Saturday.
tournament resulted follows: PomerOy 20
Hull 142, Hall 2OO Todd 1862, McIntire 200, Lea
| enworth 1879. Goodrich's side is now 241 poin'
ahead. At the meeting of the club on Seturda
evening committee was appointed to arrane
} for road racs on Thanksgiving day. The con
, H Talcott; committee of arrangements for a
entertainment, W. L. Ingraham, Will Goodric
and G. w. Leavsnworth
, The following rules and regulations COZ
corning the prizes and awards for tn
chrysanthemum show of the Ladies' Librf
J ry association to be held in the armor
} this week Thursday and Friday are
follows, competition being only open
l | amateurs:
Glass No; 1-Three Japanese distinct name
varieties. first prize, s.; second So
, | Glass No. 2-Three Chinese distinct named VI
| rieties, first prize, 81; second, So.
Glass No. 3-Three anemone- lowered distin
varieties, first prize, 81; second, 81.
+ rleties, first prize, sseo; second. 81:
Glass No. miscellaneous collection, first prlz
, Glass No. o-Specimen Japanese, first prize, S
. class S0. Specimen Chinese, first prize, $
. Glass No. s-Best specimen anemone flowere
prize So.
Rules of award-First, the chrysanth
NUNS entered for competition must ha,
, been in the possession of persons presen
t ing them at least three months; secon,
j | the decision of the judges shall in all cas-
6 be final; third, when there is no compel
: ton in any class, the exhibit shall only
= entitled to first premium when possesse
q of superior merit; fourth. where certai
number or quantity of plants or flowers
designated there must be neither more n,
less than the number or quantity of spec
| ueuS OucI0O.
d Local Politics-Ward Meetings.
IS The chairmen of Republican committees
the several wards of the town of New Haven a
It | hereby notified to call meetings of the Repub
j. | can electors in each ward on or before Novemb
| 81, 1891, for the purpose of electiDg delegates
d | the town and city conventions and to nomina
q | ward officers.
l. | ing number of delegates:
Wards. DELIGHTS. Wards. Deleg'
First. ................. Ninth. ..... ..........
Second. ............... Tenth. ................
=. Third. ......... ...... Eleventh .............
~ | Fourth. .............. Twelfth. .............
| Fifth. ................ Thirteenth. ..........
q | Sixth Fourteenth. ..........
u | Seventh ............. 8 Fifteenth. ...........
!, | Eighth. ...............6
Il JAMES BISHOP,
b Chairman Republican Town Committee
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 2, 1891
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.