Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-17
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Philos Cooks FuneraI-COmpany K
 -License Case Hearing-Judge Hub-
 bard Recovered - Rufus Bradley
 Critically Ill-Big Heads.
 There was large attendance at the funeral of Philos Cook yesterday. The bearers were John and Ezra Tyler, o. T. Martin, o. H. D. Fowler, E. R. Hall and | George Cook. Rev. J. E. Wildman was l the officiating clergyman. Captain D. L. Barbour expects Colonel l Doherty to be present at Company Ks drill Thursday evening. Report says that the ''pards" were not in it at penochle at the last contest.
 Bernstein, the Main street clothier, is to l move his business in Curran's building on l Colony street, recently occupied as a meat market. l OH. D. Fowler has been named as ad- ministrator of the estate of the late Philos Cook.
 The break in the water main on Center street has been repaired, and the water will be turned on again this morning. The break was caused by cracked pipe. 1 There will be a hearing before the ceun- ty commissioners on Monday on the Thomas Morrison license application. Sev- eral of the neighbors, who are opposing the granting of license, will be present One of the residents of the plains thought it would prove lucrative to go into
 the fish business and bought turnout for that purpose, and after one days trial sold
 out his team and gave up the business, as
 he found there was too many peddlers of
 that class of food.
 w. E. Hawkins is working for the
 Peck, Stow & Wilcox company of Plants vile.
 Reserved seats for sThe Latest Fad" go l on sale at Pixley's to-day.
 D. c. Porter and M. o. Cornell are the
 appraisers on the estate of the late Michael
 Hayden.
 F. H. Lane is in Boston attending the
 session of the New England Gas Engineers
 association.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Edell have a daughter, born on Monday.
 ''Commodore" George E. Bullock, wife
 and daughter Bessie and Mrs. H. M. Ste vens of Newburyport, Mass, arrived in town yesterday for few days visit. Dr. and Mrs. Mcknight of East Hartford attended the funeral of Philos Cook yes- terday.
 T Miss Bessie Hull and her guest, Miss
 Margaret Sherwood, returned yesterday to l l St. Margaret's school in Waterbury. 7 The prize winners at the whist party at 3 Miss Emma Treats Monday evening were Misses Edith Mix and Jennie Beers, A. I. Martin and J. L. Pomeroy. Will Johnson broke through the ice on l Simpsons pond and got good wetting. ! Judge Hubbard was at his office yester- Q day for the first time since his illness. l There were four clergymen present at : the meeting of Compass lodge No. g, F. : and A. M., Monday evening, all members
 of the order.
 Rufus Bradley is critically ill from the
 result of a recent shock of paralysis ano . his recovery is despaired of. He is now a l boarding with Cutler on Cook hill. e It is feared that Mrs. Ambrose Tyler
 who was seriously burned Monday, has go :, congestion of the brain. !, Mrs. G. M. Hallenbeck and Mrs. Georg D. Munson will give whist party at th 3 | house of Mrs. Munson on Academy stree IS Thursday evening. # There were several big heads about tow yesterday morning. One of the loca clothiers had many calls to use his ha n stretcher during the day. F. The Kings Daughters will have sup
 1 per in the parlors of the Baptist churcl 's Thursday evening. le There was a leap year party at the hous B. of M D. Hayden, on Washington street
 last evening.
 The Hubbard hose will meet Thursda B. evening.
 d The board of burgesses, with the exceI IT ton of Burgesses Potter and Bartholomew l. came together last evening, but ther
 was no business of importance to transac
 the meeting was adjourned for one week