Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-22


Single or triple sole, Royal ehoes.
See advertisement board and rooms at
"Anchorage," Morris Cove.
Fur work wanted by Brooks & Co.,
Chapel, corner State street.
Mrs. E. Ingraham and daughter, Maud,
of Bristol, are visiting friends in this city.
d. Wales Lines and wife of Meriden
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. F. M.
Chaplin of Pine Meadow, who is still con-
fined to her room from her recent illness.
John J. Hadlow, bookkeeper of the
Derby Silver company, is in the Shelton
lookup awaiting an examination on charges
of misappropriation of the funds of the
company.
A meeting of the principals of the pub
lie schools will be held in the rooms of the
board of education tomorrow at 4 p. M,
to arrange for the proper observance of
Columbus day.
The Grays last evening voted to turn out
with the Second regiment in the Columbian
day parade in New York October 10, and
also to enter q team in the Second regi-
ment shoot to take place September ~.
In Norwalk Tuesday evening Miss Sadie
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
E. Peck, was married to Samuel b. Rich
mond, jr., at tho home of the brides par
ents. The bridesmaid WAS Miss Lulu Half
of New Haven.
John W. Coe, who has bought the con-
trolling interest in the Meriden street rail-
way, has promised to build a new electric
e1tention to Wallingtord and Yalesville.
The people who are back of Mr.. Coe still
figure as silent partners.
Edward L. Potter of 80 South Water
street, who on Tuesday night accidentally
shot and killed his wife and was arrested
charged with granddaughter, was yesterday
released from custody on his own recogni.
zsnce. The coroner found that the shoot
ing was accidental.
The body of Christian g. STANCE, cap.
tain of the coal barge Panama, who was
drowned off Long wharf Sunday morning,
was found shortly before O'Clock yester.
day morning by mate and sailor of the
schooner E. q. Warner. A gold watch
0AAA pAOo Al Ak4OAoy WCAo AO0Ao O4 tAe
body.
The New Bedford, Mass, Standard says
of Mr.. E. E. Kimberly, our former popu-
lar and esteemed townsman, who years
ago with his brother George was in the
dry goods business here: "E. E. Kimber-
ly, one of Mattapoisett's summer residents,
has been appointed ono of the officers in
the sub-treasury at Boston,"
At meeting of the faculty of the Yves.
leyan university yesterday Professor G. ].
Goodwin of Bowdoin was elected tutor OF
Greek. Professor Daniels, professor OF
history, has resigned to accept position
a. assistant professr of history at Prince
ton. Professor Fisher of the class of 80,
Cornell, will succeed Professor Daniels.
Joseph Boenig of 564 State street was
arrested yesterday charged with assaultine
Hugh McKeon, a police officer. Boenis
was subsequently released on bonds. In
his own behalf he claims that NcKeon en-
tered his saloon under the influence OF
liquor and used insulting language to his
wife, which he resented and put the officer
outdoors. --.--.,
The annual exhibition of the Union Ag-
ricultural society was opened at the fair
grounds, Huntington, to-day. The at.
tendance was In excess of former years
and greater success seems assured. The
Far Mill River grange of Huntington has
sent an excellent display. Its president,
E. L. Walker. has entered his whole herd
of beautiful Holsteins and they attract
much attention. Wheeler & Wilson's band
played.
Prayers were read over the remains Of
seven-year-old George Trip, son of Off
cor Trip, at the residence Of his father
GA Kensington street, last evening. This
morning at 7:25 O'Clock the remains will
be taken to New Bedford for interment
Upon the arrival In New Bedford double
funeral will take place. The funeral o.
Officer Trips brother-in-law having beer
arranged to take place at the same plao'
and time. -