Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-29
CONNECTICUT NEWS.

CONNECTICUT NEWS.
sIeanings OF Interest From Many
sections OF Our Little State.
Governor Buckley has served the usual
papers upon Governor Flower of NewYork
Tor the arrest of Henderson Williams and
Frank Hartsfeld, charged with larceny
committed at Waterbury August 16.
WON $500.
Colonel Francis Skiddy of Stamford has |
won $500 by driving his four-in-hand team |
from Stamford to Norwalk In 81 minutes |
and 81 seconds. He broke all records.
FELL DEAD.
Philip 81. Kelly, well known plumber
in Birmingham, fell dead of heart disease
in his wife's arms Saturday afternoon. He
A moment before he died he had been read
ing newspaper. He was grand knight of
Paugassett council, Knights of Columbus.
FOUR DIED LAST WEEK.
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islature died last week-George NJ. Clifford
of Stafford, who represented the town in
the legislature in 1860; Henry Wells, who
represented Portland in 1884; Charles s.
Baldwin, who represented Naugatuck as
s'liberal" in 1875, and Isaac Arnold, who
represented Haddam in the assemblies of
| as, go, '68, IA, rs and '76. Messrs. Ar
mold and Wells died Saturday.
OUT UNDER BONDS.
Frederick W. Perrin of Bridgeport
was brought before United States Com
missioner Wright Saturday afternoon on
| charge of selling liquor without a
United States special tax. The hearing
was set for August 81 at 2 p. m. Philip
Fresenius of this city gave bonds in $500
| for the appearance of Perrin.
| BOTH BARRELS.
| Henry Cook of Mt. Carmel came within
an ace of blowing off the top of his head
Saturday. He loaded his double barrel
shotgun in the afternoon, and prepared
for few hours sport in the woods.
While hurrying upstairs with the gun
both barrels were discharged. The shots
lodged in the ceiling. The family were
1
blood was spilled.
FOR $1,000.
Edward Bannon of Cromwell sues thu
Waterbury road for S., 900 for injuries re
ceived.
POSTPONED.
Bridgeport's baby parade at Pleasure
Beach has been postponed to Septembs
go.
LIVED IN aRoToN.
Walter Dansy, mate on a New Londol
schooner, died at Lewes, Del, on Friday
His home was in Groton.
DIED SUDDENLY.
Mrs. Josephine Peraidis dropped dead o
heart disease at Willimantic Saturday.
PATENTED.
Neil Stalker of Hartford and Charlie
Cook of Windsor have patented ne,
sulky which weighs just sixty pounds.
FOR CONGRESS.
DR.. A. s. Houghton of Seymour is tall
ing of running for congress on the people
party ticket in the Second district.
SUIT FOR $4,000.
d Dispositions were taken Saturday in W,
: terbury in the case of Stephen 81. Bor
: vs.. DR.. Mum. Some weeks ago Bor
, sued Mum for $1,000 damages for ma
: practice in the treatment of q broke
u wrist.
BURNED YESTERDAY IN NAUGATUCK.
NAUGATUcK, Aug. 29.-Charles s. Ball
win, aged sixty-fve, whose remains We
buried by Shepherd lodge, F. and A. M
of which he was member, to-day at g.:
o'clock from the residence on Scott stree
was one of the foremen of the G.. M.
Shoe company, and had been in the
employ for over forty years. He was
the shoe department., and commanded Il
respect and esteem of every employe.
few days since he was taken sick, and di'
from typhoid pneumonia. Two childre
daughter by his first wife, and son Jol
D., remain.
DISCONTINUED FOR THE SEASON.
The New London and Waterbury spec
over the Naugatuck road is to be disco
tinued after September 10. This ye
Conductor O'Neil and his crew have ma
all the runs without missing a trip. T
previous seasons there have been two Gre
to run the train, changing on alterns
days. The run is hard one, being 1
miles daily, and the crew is on duty nea,
fifteen hours each day.
c. A. o.
II The twenty third annual convention
the Catholic State T. A. union will MI
in Meriden tomorrow. The election
officers for the coming year will be
principal business.
FL The Rev. Fathers Doyle and Elliot, Pa
i list Fathers of New York, will be prest
- / and will addreas the convention r
" Rev. Father Doyle will explain the wo,
ings of the national bureau of publicatie
f.. of which he is the head.
IRON HALL.
l." Upon application of G. g. Root, attorr
NV for the Waterbury branch of the Order
I the Iron Hall, Judge Cowen has appoint
an. E. R. Davis receiver of the Waterbr
20 branch. It is probable that the MIDI
mt town branch of the Iron Hall will &
ILL band.
= WATERBURY RACES TOMORROW.
sw The fall meeting of the Waterbury Dr.
wn ing company opens tomorrow august
ny and the unusually large list of sntrl
among which are many we'll known FIVE
gives promise of the most successful fl
&C. days racing which the company has
held. To-morrow's races will be the
trot, purse $3.50, with fifteen entries;
2:30 trot, purse $3.50, with twelve nomi
tions; the 2:50 trot and pace, local, pu
$3.50, with eight entries.
WAS FORMERLY A SCHOOL TEACHER.
Mrs. Kate A. Beach Of Waterbury, y
died Friday evening in the Montowese
tel in Branford, where with friends
WAS spendinp a weeks vacation WAS tai