Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-21
Tuesdays exercises will be as follows:
WALLINGFORD.

An Escaped Insane Man Recaptured
The Picnic Question-Echoes from
the Parade-Win Play Ball-In a
Pickle Vat-The Boys Back was
Brokcn-An Assault-Bicycle Races.
Pat Collins, who escaped. from the asy
lum in Middletown several weeks ago and
has at various times been seen about the
outskirts of the town, was captured early
yesterday morning in front of Murray's
store on Main street by Constable Ingra-
ham, and with the assistance of Sheriff
Austin was placed in the lookup and the
officers of the asylum notified of the fact.
Later in the day Middletown officer came
over and took Collins to the asylum. Col
Inns at the time of his arrest seemed per-
fectly rational and claimed that he had
since his escape from the asylum been at
work for Mrs. Sheehan on North Farms,
and recently had been working for Ira
Munson near Northford and had come into
town to buy some tobacco.
Henry Jacobs went to New York yesterday to
attend the funeral of his wife's mother, Mrs
Elias.
On Sunday the Congregational Sunday school
took a vote on the picnic question and voted 70
to 26 in favor of J. D. Williams grove on Cook
hill. The Episcopal and Baptist Sunday schools
voted against Williams grove, the former be-
ing unanimous against having any picnic in Wal
lingford, but were all in favor of going out of
town, but expressed no decided preference for
and Robert Mansheid were appointed a COMMIT
tee to look up place and report Friday evening.
The water in Paugh pond lowered two inches
during last week. There is still forty inches over
the pipes.
Outdoor concert by the National band on the
plains Friday evening"
The echoes from the fremen's parade and picnic
are all favorable, and not an unpleasant feature
is to be found.
Miss Clements len Of Fort Edward, n: Y, is the
The annual reports Of the eentral School dis
trict were sent out on Saturday.
about s o'clock on Sunday morning on their
bicycles for Springfield. When just above Yales-
men returned home aud new bar was put in
place and fresh start was made; and Spring
field was reached at O'Clock. After two hour g
stop start for home was made, which was
safely reached at about O'Clock, making total
Of III miles in thirteen hours
The st. lgnatius I. a B. team of New Haven
The board of burgesses will meet this even
ing.
church will attend the meeting OF the Women s
auxiliary in Cheshire to-day.
ton win Be held this evening in the congre s
tionai church parlors;
j. w. Allen accidentally got into the pickle vat
at Wallaces yesterday and spoiled his suit OF
clothes. He stood outside the door while one of
his shopmates turned on the hose and washed
the acid from his person.
Samuel E. Hopkins Of Toledo O., is the guest
of ]. A. Cook.
S. E. Hopkins of Toledo, O., has bought the
Mrs. Samuel Cooke property on South Elm
l. street.
I A new case of scarlet fever is reported in a
French family on Cherry street in one Of Clark
g. Huli's houses, south of the rubber shop.
Charlie Halls boy has had an air gun, but
after putting a bullet in his fathers cheek the
gun soon got out Of order.
A seven-year-old son OF Henry Saunders, who
lives on the new road west of the lake, was
caught under the elevator at R. Wallace & Sons
factory yesterday while STOPPING down and his
back was broken. The boy had just brought his
fathers dinner and was passing under the
elevator as it descended. DR.. Wilson was sum-
moned and found that the boys back was
broken and that he could live but a short time
The boy was alive last evening.
Patrick Bridget and Edward Neary were
rested yesterday and charged with assault upon
william Foley and Frank Early near the commu-
nifty bridge late Saturday night. The youths
were let off by the payment of costs, amounting
to $4.94 each.
The entries for the bicycle clubs road race
Saturday, closed last evening. There are nine Of
the members Of the club entered, as follows: G.
Fred Lane, W. T. Collect, Frank Andrews, Harry
Hall, George A. Lane, Charles Baldwin, Will
McIntire, Burdette futile and Eugene Brogden
The handicaps will probably be made known
about Thursday. The course is the same the
Ward and Main streets, a five-mile course, with
six laps.