Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-01
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AASoSoSASy 1
ng immigration, and legislation should
,rovide that American consulates prevent
he landing of the paupers and criminals
# foreign countries on our shores. AIDE
Iuate pensions should be granted to dis
lbled veterans of army and navy. their
widows and orphans, but we protest against
he enormous expansion of the pension
system under which many get bounties to
which they are not entitled.
We favor the enactment of stringent
laws in regard to impure food products,
the Storr's agricultural school should be
made the agricultural and mechanical
school of this state. We favor the cleo
ton of president and senators by direct
vote of the people. We demand the Aus
tralian ballot law and plurality of votes
to elect all state officers. We demand a
reform Of our criminal code to put an end |
to the Ubiquitous force of fines and round
ers in our municipal courts; and, finally, |
the election of the prohibition candidates |
on our state and national tickets.
The platform came up and some lively |
planks, minor points being dwelt upon at |
considerable length. Over the state ticket |
the greatest uncertainty prevailed.
E. P. AUGUR FOR GovERNoR-THE REST OF
THE T1cKET-THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECT |
oRs.
After the adoption of the platform the
following ticket was nominated:
Governor, Edwin P. Augur of Middle |
town; lieutenant governor, A. M. Bancroft
of Ellington; secretary, Henry R. Palmer
of Stonington; treasurer, Watson L. Hurl'
burt of Waterbury; comptroller, Eliakim
E. Wildmsn of Danbury. All the nomi
nations were by reclamation except that of
Mr.. Hurlburt. William F. Damn of New
him, and a ballot was taken, Hurlburt re-
ceiving 10 votes to Al for Damn. The
electors chosen were: At-large, the Rev.
S. B. Forbes of Hartford and George P.
Rogers of New London; First district, E.
Warren Hale of Vernon; Second, w. F.
Damn of New Haven; Third, Henry Bald
win of Canterbury; Fourth, A. S. Boards
Icy of Plymouth.
After few speeches the convention ad-
journed sine die.
wALLINGFORD.
Comes Before Justice Myers-Chief
O'Reilly-Dogs Make Havoc With
Sheep-Mrs. Williams Funeral To.
DaY-General Notes.
Mrs. w. B. Wallace of Ward streel
made complaint to Sheriff Rod Austin late
Tuesday night that her husband had as
saulted her, striking her in the face and
kicking her while on the floor on the arm
and side. Papers were served yesterday,
and Wallace will appear before Justice
| Myers this morning at 8 o'clock for trial.
Among the list of visitors registered at
the state prison in Wethersfeld on Monday
| were Layman of Wsllingford and Hayden
| of Meliden. The Layman was Herman,
who skipped out from here Sunday night,
who called to see his brother Albert before
leaving this section for "keeps," as he
stated was his intention of doing.
F. Il. Smith, G.. W. Woodhouse, 8. D.
johnson and S. J. Hall were the delegates
from here to the state prohibition conven-
ton in Hartford yesterday.
A. S. Russell expects to go extensively
into choice stock breeding, With his Mush.
room Kate as nucleus.
Street Williams has sold his valuable
farm in Pond Hill to J. D. Williams.
Harry D. Kendrick will soon give up hif
position at the depot to accept q position
at q. I. Mix & Co. g works in Yalesville.
DR.. Coudert arrived here from New YorI
yesterday and Will soon begin practice
here, having rented the late DR.. Banks
rooms on Center street.
@. J. Morse of Indianapolis was in tow1
yesterday.
Miss Ethel Lucas arrived home yesterday
from a weeks visit in Hartford.
Mrs. E. N. Baldw IN arrived home yester
day from two weeks stay at Shell Beach
east of Lighthouse Point.
Mrs Benjamin Loudon and children ar,
| visiting in Portchester, N Y,
The Misses Sadie and Louise Tibbitts O.
White Plains, NY, are the guests of Mrs
G. 81. Tibbitts on Main street.
Moulton D. Bulls has gone to work TO
II. O'Connnell at Wallace's.
The National Gun club will shoot tn
second of the series of contests with tn
Parker Gun club in Me.iden Saturday
The twenty or more members of A. II
Dutton post, e.. A. R., will dur.ng thei
Washington trip be quartered at the hous
of Mrs. F. B. Simpson, 1850 street
southwest from the capitol. The Welling
ford delegation will be the only ones at til
house.
Chief of Police Dan O'Rei1ly is gettin
to be quite an expert at riding the flynn
horses on Meadow street, the manage
having favored Dan at first by giving hi1
the gentlest steeds, and now he has reach
, ed such proficiency that he mounts with
out fear the most FESTIVE.
The annual meeting of the Ladie
, Library association will be held October
The White Rose Social club will give
, sociable in town hall Saturday evening
September 10.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lucy of New York al
, again registered at the Wsllingfo1d hote
. having returned from a northern trip.
= Manager Heineman is trying to arrane
game with the Meridens for Saturday o
! the Association grounds, as the yelling
, fords will not go to Winsted.
' G. Fred Lane has entered in four race
, in Hartford next Monday and Tuesday.
John MCGUIRE, aged forty-four year
! died yesterday morning with B1ight's di
!. ease.
n ]. Norris Barnes, who lives in the Viz
, ing place near Yalesville, made complain
4 to Selectman Jones yesterday that dos
: had made sad havoc in his flock of sheel
a Two were found dead aud five more wei
bitten in the legs and the others wei
J.. badly frightened. The owners of the dos
= are not as yet known.
a The excursion of Ivy lodge, K. of P
r and Myrtle lodge of Meriden to Gle
A Island to-day will be attended by lare
a delegation from here.
a Ben Smith of Aeriden was before Ju
n tice Myers yesterday and was fined So an
I $3.50 costs. Not having the Doodle to SO
). tie, the prisoner was taken to Jail by She
n if Austin-11:24.
Mrs. Martha N. Williams, aged sevent
J. years, mother of Mrs. J. J. Bronson, die
a early yesterday morning at her home q
a South Main street. Funeral Friday afte
!, noon at 3 O'Clock from house.
p List ofPatents.
y List of patents issued from the United Stat
! patent Office on Tuesday, August 80, 1892, for II
- state Of Connecticut, furnished US from the Off,
Of Earle & Seymour, solicitors Of patents, 8
. Chapelstreet. New Haven. Conn.,:
n. ]. Austin and B. T. Lewis jr, Waterbur
o machine for making sheet metal chains.
)? W. N. Beardsley, A. D. Moulton, Bridgepor
- R. .. Brown, assignor one-hah to F. g. Plat
q New Britain, universal coupling.
IL E. A. Burgess, New Haven, pin sticking m
l. chine
P.J. Handel Meriden, kiln.
G. W. Holbrook Windsor Locks, assenor
ton Telephone company, Hartford, coin sign
|. | sounding device.
10 F. Jewett, New Haven, bicycle.
10 J. F. McGrail, New Haven, assignor to Wi
chester Repeating Arms company, machine f,
swaging and gree sing bullets.
G. e. Miller, Waterbury, exercising machine
J., | j. q. Perkins, sssignor to Meriden Curtain FIJI
ture company, Meriden, spring shade roller.
J: g. NJ. Platt, Waterbury, button attaching m
| chine two patents.
? r. s. Pullman, Meriden shoe fastening.
f F. Rhind, assgnor one-half to E. Miller & Cc
Il | Meriden, argand lamp.
a J. Roche, assignor to Eagle Lock compan!
l. W: L. Upson, assgnor to Bradley & Hubba,
J. Manufacturing company, wick raiser for centr
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