Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-13
CONNECTICUT NEWS.
Glean1ngs From Many Sections
the Nutmeg State.

CONNECTICUT NEWS.
aleanings From Many Sections of
the Nutmeg State.
At the thirty seventh annual meeting of
he Connecticut Electrical Medical associa-
lion was held yesterday in DR.. j. D. F.
Smiths Office, Bridgeport, DR.. R. M. Rip
ley presiding. Three new members were
DR.. G. W. Fitch, DR.. d. M.
Dickinson of Bridgeport and DR.. Bristol of
Papers were read by many
of the physicians present, and there was
lengthy discussion on the subject of
cholera, in which doctors from outside the
state took part. It was voted to hold the
next meeting in New Haven the second |
Tuesday in May, and to hold all the meet |
ings after that in Hartford.
DR.. William L. Adams of Hazardville |
then read paper of medical statistics. A
paper on new remedies and methods of |
treatment was presented by DR.. FIJI. Will
liams of Bristol, DR.. Thomas s. Hodge of
Torrington and DR.. J. D. S. Smith of
Bridgeport, and opened long and inter |
estinR discussion, in which nearly all the
physicians participated. Drs. s.. B. Mum
of Waterbury. j. A. Hutchinson of New
Haven and William H. Whitney of West
field presented papers on obstetrics.
ably discussed by Drs. Theodore Brock
way of New Britain, Leonard Bailey of
Middletown, and Hinton j. Shelley of New
London.
The most interesting discussion of the
meeting, however, was that on "Cholera
Asiatic-Its Prevention and Treatment"
The question was ably presented by Pro-
fessor John NJ. Scudder of Cincinnati, DR..
Robert A. Gum of New York, and DR..
Joseph Dobson of Danbury. DR.. Alexan-
der Wilder of Newark was also present.
At the adjournment of the meeting the
guests were entertained by DR.. Smith.
The officers of the association at present
are: President, E M. Ripley, M. D., Union
vile; vice president, Theodore Brockway,
NJ. D., New Britain; treasurer, L. A.
beth G. Smith, NJ. D., Bridgeport; censors,
8. B. Mum, M. D., Waterbury; Leonard
Bailey, M. D., Middletown; J. D. S. Smith,
NJ. D., Bridgeport; H. 81. Converse, M. D.,
Eastford; Thomas s. Hodge, NJ. D., Tor
rington.
FUNERAL OF F. BEARDsLEY.
The funeral of the late Frank Beardsley
occurred Tuesday from the family resi-
dence on the Old Town road, Derby Neck,
interment being made in the Birmingham
cemetery. The Rev. Mr.. Tricott, pastor
of the Emanuel church of West Ansonis,
| oficiated, David Whitney, Edward Clark,
| Charles Loomis and William Gilbert act
| ing as pallbearers. Besides widow, two
| sons, Harold Beardsley of Manchester, N.
n and Raymond Beardsley of this place,
and one daughter, Miss Mary E. Boards
| ley, survive him. also one brother and two
sisters, Charles T. Beardsley, Mrs. Sidney
E. Gesner and Miss Sarah Beardslsy. For
SO years Mr.. Beardsley had been with
but one arm, having lost the other while
in the employ of the late William Haw-
king, while attempting to save the life of
fellow shopmate, being hurled around a
shafting. The deceased was son of the
late TaImadge Beardsley of Derby, and
when eleven years of age went to sea, and
for ten years was aboard a whaling vessel,
then for eleven years he shipped on g
merchant vessel, following the sea fol
twenty-one years, touching the principal
ports of the world. He was sixty three
years of age.
| TROTTING IN MERIDEN.
The Meriden Driving club will have
very enjoyable afternoon Saturday next a
the park. The entries are as follows:
500 MINUTE CLASS.
FIJI Loomis, Boy.
a. rrite hD1s1 Rescue Maid.
G. H. Nichols, Tommy.
Frank stevenson, Maxwell
G.L. Clark Halidan.
n Deiesderner, N. D.
1 O.dn
| N. N. Ingraham, Fanny.
| G. r.. Sones, Signal.
W. B Hall, Robert II.
Frank Stevenson Ned Warren.
G. L. Clark, Hal1na.
| W. A. Penfeld, Doris.
DR.. Smith, Topsy.
DR.. BACON CALLED.
, Chauncey G.. johnson of Meriden is YER
low from liver troubles. He appears t
be gradually growing weaker, and hi
friends are much alarmed about his con
, dition. DR.. Bacon of New Haven ha
, been here in consultation with DR.. F. F
, | Griswold.
MARRIED IN HARTFORD LAST EVENING.
HARTFORD, Oct. 12.-Miss Florence Try
: on of Windsor, daughter of Watson Try
on, and Albert E. Woodward OF Hartfor
Miss Tryon at o'clock. Mr.. Woodwar
r has been for number of years in the she
g business in Hartford, now being employe
:. at the Crawford shoe store, is populs
!, officer in the order of Red Men and all
"a an accomplished musician. The CUES
q embraced only relatives and few intima
e family friends.
d BABY RUTH DRINKS SWEET CIDER.
IL Stamford Advocate: Baby Ruth, Il
daughter of ex-President Grover Cley
'. land, had drink of new sweet cider
10 Frank T. Palmer's Old Orchard mills
10 Mianus yesterday afternoon. Miss Ru
n was in the carriage of E. G. Benedict az
u had come over from his house in Gree
10 wich. Mr.. Palmer says the baby evinc,
"a a decided liking for cider.
70 CLEVELAND MAY SPEAK IN GREENWICH 7
g. NIGHT.
to There will be democratic banner raj
o. ing in Greenwich this evening. Ex-Prel
" dent Grover Cleveland is the guest of
G. Benedict, and the democrats of Gree
witch have an idea that Grover will make
speech and review the campaign clubs.
KILLED AT A GRADE CROSSING IN BIRM1N
20 HAM.
BIRMINGHAM, Oct IA. B. Glover,
" prominent citizen, aged seventy, was kill
I'd TO- day on the Housatonic road, while crot
ye ing the track in carriage.
At DEATH OF HON. SAMUEL BABcocK.
of Hon. Samuel Babeock died in Midi
~ town yesterday morning at 4 o'clock, ag
to seventy years and eight months. He W
r. well known in RAILROAD and financial circl
throughout the state.
il, NEW CORPORATION.
TX Articles of incorporation of the Hye
a. as Ice company of New Haven were filed
ed the secretary of states Office Tuesday. T
company is to manufacture ice by artific
process, and to kuy, deal in ice and refri
80 Grating substances. The amount of capt
:, stock is $125 200, divided into 1, $50 shat
p of 500 each. The amount of capital sto
10 paid for in cash is $685. 900. Willis E. NJ
ut Ter of New Haven subscribes for q
a. a. shares, Frank H. Smell of Washington +
us $50, F. 81. Hooker of New Haven for
'us W. E.. Miller of New Haven for $50, a.
IL T. 81. Hooker, as trustee, for so shares.
ed
NOT THE FIRST
,,o | Death OF a Ch1naman In This Stal
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