Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-16


Brennan q start of twenty-five yards. The
race will OCCUR after the ball game on Sat
urday afternoon.
It is probable that there will be no more
outdoor concerts at present by the band,
as one of the members stated last evening
that the appropriation was exhausted.
Regarding the failure to report the scar
let fever case of Miss Lille Allen to the
board of health DR.. Davis states that he
was not called in to treat the case and he
did not consider it was his business.
About $50 from here went on the Meri-
den T. A. B. excursion yesterday.
Joseph Lombra of Springfield died Sun
day. he wae brother of G. G. Lombra,
who was murdered by George BATHS.
Mrs. W. V. Grant started on Saturday
for Idaho Springs, Cal.
]. R. Cottrell is now the Wallingford
correspondent for the New Haven Pal
ladium, which Is at present trying to work
up boom here. John is an active young
man, and will no doubt make a lively re-
porter and keep the readers posted as to
the bicycle news at least.
G.. W. Hull arrived home from Europe
Sunday evening.
Miss Nancy Hall has rented the late s.
D. Hall place on Main street and it is said
will keep boarding house.
Mrs. Samuel Simpson was quite i'll with
congestive chill Sunday, but was better
yesterday.
The funeral of the late G. I. Mix will
take place on Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock from his late residence in Yales-
| Vile. The burial will be in the Walnut
Grove cemetery in Meriden.
The large barn of Patrick Gallagher, sit
| uated on North Colony street, nearly a
mile north of the depot, was totally de-
streyed by fire about 10 o'clock Saturday
| evening. The barn was well filled with
hay and grain, as well as three wagons and
carriage, all of which were burned. The
| loss is estimated at 81 500, and was insured
| in the agency of 81. L. Davis for 81 100.
The fire department responded quickly to
the alarm given, but as the fire was out
side of the borough limits and fully 2, SOC
feet north of the nearest hydrant their ser.
vices were not required, although the
Hooks were on hand and did all that could
be done to keep the adjoining propert,
from injury. The cause Of the fire is sup
posed to be two men who were seen hang
ing about the barn looking for a place tt
sleep, and who were smoking in the barn
The St. Ignatius T. A. B. society team o
New Haven failed to show up Saturday af
ternoon as advertised. Manager Heinema,
received dispatch from the manager at I
o'clock stating that they could not com
and later letter would explain the reason
Two picked mines with Clune and Sheehal
and Casey and Gardner as the batterie
played eight innings, resulting in q SCOT,
of 8 to in favor of Casey's nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. .Conklin, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Conklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Myers
MIR. and Mrs. G. o. Hall and Fred Conklil
, will go to Indian Neck on Thursday for
weeks outing.
Miss Bertha Smith of Cherry street a,
rived home Saturday from a three weeks
visit in Collinsville, Hartford, Torringtol
and other places.
Paul Toupin arrived home Saturda
from weeks visit at Holyoke, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred willard are hom
from weeks visit at Pine Orchard.
F. M. Tyler and family of New Have
/ are the guests of Mrs. A. ]. Smith of Curt
avenue.
, Miss Clara Wildnan has accepted q pc
sition as teacher in Stamford.
Thomas Clark, formerly night operate
at the depot and now located in Hawley
Vile, was visiting friends in town owe
1 | Sunday.
Charles L. Hall of Quinnipiac street
: taking vacation.
Miss Nellie and Hanna Bailey will a.
3 tend the Catholic school in New London
? Flavia, the two-year-old daughter {
Daniel Bloxham of Ward street, fell out c
the second-story window Saturday evenin
) and received injuries the extent of whic
I will not be known for several!d days.
f Johnnie Ryan had both bones in his arr
broken at Judd's Saturday by catching
, in a frame he was buning. DR.. w.
a Russell attended.
There are many here who remember th
fine blooded stallion Judge Trumbull som
I years ago, owned by the late B. T. Jonel
: About five years ago the animal was take
a by R. B. Vining to Barry, ILL.,, and til
! latest reports show that at recent rae
! one of Judge Trumbull's two year old colt
won three straight heats in half-mil
race in 1:249, which is very fast time fc
2 colts.
urday evening Second Assistant Enginee
4 Michaels was at his homo and had jul
: taken off the last article of his wearin
apparel preparatory TO a complete chang,
in getting ready to take the 1922 train fc
: New York. When the alarm sounde
= there was a scramble for clothing, an
y Theodore was soon on the way to the fir.
although in his haste he neglected to q
!, on his complete outfit. The trip to Ne,
: York Was postponed.
+ Rev. E. R. Bishop of Chicago is th
street. Sunday morning Mr.. Bishop cor
Quoted the services in st. Paul's church
Rev. ]. E. Wildman preaching at st. Bal
y tholomew's church in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Franklin Goulding is at Keesport, N. y
f Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. D. Fowler star
this morning for the White mountains.
> Nine members of the wheel club wer
Q to Coney Island Saturday night.
9 Mrs. g. w. Petrie, who has been til
I guest of Mrs. R. 81. Atkinson, ST., will n
. turn to-day to her home in Rome, N. Y.