Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
STATE CORRRsPONDENCE.
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On the night of September several barns, sheds and outbuildings in Pond Hill and about there were broken into and several articles were stolen. Street Williams had calf stolen, Joel A. Allen circular saw and arbor, Henry L. Hall two horse blankets, and George l. Williams could be gained at that time. Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Henry Beadles of Cheshire was over here looking for three horse blankets which had been stolen from Joe Higgins, the milkman. A little clever detective work resulted in the arrest of George Peck, who for some months, has resided search of tho place resulted in the finding of most of the missing articles referred to- large quantity of other goods, mainly carpenters tools Sheriff Rod Austin was with Beadlss and identi- fled some of the goods Peek will be bfought to property and it is probsble that he will be sfter wards called to account for his depredations Rev F. E. Marble will ofr1ciate at the wedding of Harry Dudley of Guilford and Miss Nellie Wooding, daughter of the late N, c. Wooding, at the home of the bride on the east side on Wed nesday.
 J. O. Hall returned last evening from New York where he has been buying stock of Thanksgiving turkeys, and reports turkeys very
 Mrs Wilbur Youngs of Yalesville died on Sum- day Of consumption. Funeral to-day. Contractor Eglees gang of Italians now working between Northrsp brook and Main street.
 Miss M. M. Richards of San Francisco is the guest of Miss Metilla Crockett. William Murray's horse died Sunday evening with collie.
 Daniel ,Grasser is working at I. J. stein's in Hartford.
 W. S. Maltby went to Boston yesterday morz- ing where he will give exhibitions on the bicycle
 Mayor g s Page of meriden was in town last eve ming.
 l Emory Morse and c. J. Morse are enjoying the l salt air and sea food at Madison. l Miss Sarah Darlington, Miss Edith F. Lane and l Miss Sadie Kelsey will spend Thanksgiving in Brooklyn as the guests of David M. Stone of the Journal of Commerce. Professor F. O. Potter has decided to have his grand concert in the opera house, instead of the Baptist church as was at first intended Profes- sor Werth of the conservatory of music in Ber- | tions It is probable that the concert date will l be about the middle of December Charlie Baldwin took a serious header from will spoil his chances for entering the bicycle
 race on Thanksgiving. 1 Warden Newton and family and c. H. Dickin-
 The handicap in the coming bicycle road
 race are as follows: Hall, Cottrill Collett and | Baldwin at scratch. Hirons and Trask, 31s
 minutes. Tuttie, Hallenbeck and Brogden, }
 minutes. Andrews, 1 minute. 0. Fred Lane | will, if he starts in the race, have to wait two
 minutes after the scratch men. | giving at Hartford
 Tickets for Nevada, or the Lost Mine,'' to ! be presented by the T. A. B. 6 |. society can be procured at the store of J. F. Cassin on Cen. 1 ter street.
 Will Ives horse ran away on Center street
 yesterday about noon. Ives was thrown cut but | near the depot.
 George shailor has resigned his position as
 night fSs at the deRos %srs vera va ,u. | water mains laid (exclusive of the mains not yet
 Hnlshed) between the center and Paugh pond.
 pRe 4 | and 317 feet on Ward street.
 The banns of the marriage of John Reilly and
 Miss Fannie Reynolds were published Sunday in | the Holy Trinity church.
 The marriage of Thomas Wrinn and Miss Kate