Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-10

were also made by Dr. A. E. Winchell, president of the local board of health; James F. Davlen, who was introduced as the "silver- tongued orator of the Hub of | the Universe;"H. G. Gabey, president of | the New York city association; Colonel D. M. James of the Palladium, the latter re- plying to Colonel Osborn's suggestion that the Plumbing association adopt pa tron saint, stated that in his opinion the craft could do no better than to adopt John the Baptist as their patron saint, as from what he could learn the Baptists had more to do with water than any other denoml- nation
 The association then adjourned to the parlors of the hotel, where informal speeches were made by several other gen tlemen, members of the association. In the evening the association, through the courtesy of Peck Bros. company, attended the production of ''Robin Hood" by the Bostonians at the Hyperion theatre.
 Among those present were the follow ing: Mayor Sergeant of this city, Mayer Marigold of Bridgeport, DE. A: E; Win chell, Colonel N. G. Osborn, L. W. Robin son, R. B. Davenport, W. E. Morgan, L.. H. English, c. H. Stilson, Colonel James, Alexander Troup, John M. Peck, Charles Peck, W. H. Conklin, R. NJ. Hooker, William Hubbard, Charles Allen, I. Hitchcock, Charles Downes, David H. Brown, Burton Mansfield, Wiegand Schlein and Peter Sterling of this city, Mr. Tate of New York city, financial secretary of the national as sociation; MT. Mills of Bridgeport, Isaac Reilly of the Master Plumbers association of Boston, MT. Wyatt of Bridgeport, MT Ahern of Hartford, J. w. Day and Fred Booth of Bridgeport, MT. Gabey. president New York; MT. Barlow of Waterbury
 John Burns of New York, ex-presi
 dent of the national association
 and s. P. Bevington of New York
 Isaac Riley, Boston; James F. Davlin, Som
 erville, Mass; w. H. French, Newton
 Mass: G. D. Scott, New York city; B. s
 Cowles, Hartford, Conn; R. NJ. Hooker
 W. c. Warren, J. D. Eldridge, I. w. Day
 Bridgeport; G. w. Minor, Waterbury; W l T. Disley, Waterbury; I. B. Hitchcock
 Charles s. Belfsh, Waterbury; John
 Craig, Hartford; Peter Stirling, Thoma
 H. Fulton, F. A. Carlton, J. H. Buck
 ley, w. H. Hazel, F. R. Smith
 New London; E. T. Pierpont, J. R: Gar
 Oaks, Hartford; James Cook, Bridgeport
 T. Cornwall, Bridgeport; Alfred Hopkins
 Bridgeport: L. Goodsall, Bridgeport. J. A
 Wood, Bridgeport; H. B. Middlesez
 Bridgeport; E. P. Hyde, A. Trowland, No,
 wich, John Trowland, Norwich; Edwar
 Mahl, Hartford; George Mahl, Bridgeport
 c. NJ. Peck, William Vanderman, J.
 Duffy, Hartford; c. L. Snow, Har
 ford; c. H. Stilson, William Keant
 John M. Peck, city; Charles H. Downs
 city; Burton Mansfield, New Haven; Leor
 ard Mallory, New London; William Tay Tor; Meriden; Thomas Muklin, Meride1
 Joseph G. Shearlock, New Haven; Jame M. English, New Haven; Matthew ( Byrnes, New York; George F. Rard, No } wich; J. F. Tompkins, Norwich; F: Booth, Bridgeport; w. E. Morgan, Ne Haven; A. P. Clark, Bridgeport; Andre
 J. Clerkin, New Haven; Thomas W. Go bert, W. H. Mcdonald, city; John Kearn Bridgeport; Francis J. Reynolds, Ansoni l Thomas E. Logan, Bridgeport; s. B. Beart ) New Britain; George Stevens, New Havel Broke Down the Door.
 , Last evening Frederick Cisco, conside 3 ably under the influence of liquor, calle } at the house of his proposed mother-il law, Mrs. Pauline Hamilton. She refuse , , to let him in, and he broke down the doc F Thereupon Pauline hit him with 8 stow ! litter and he retaliated with his fist. F
 was arrested by officers from station N
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