Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-10
W ALLINGRORD.

E1irth and Music-ComIng Wedding
 -Guests Entertained-Critica IIl-
 ness - Deaths - Funeral - Lawyers
 Busy - Prizes Awarded - kesigna-
 tion-Renoval- - Annual Meeting
 Rehearsal-Dance
 Captain Charles Weaver, who is in the employ of E O. Morse, the baker, met with serious accident yesterday. While grooming one of the horses, the animal started suddenly. breaking the halter and hesded for its stall. Weaver with another halter started into the stsll, when the horse kicked up its heels, striking Weaver in the side, breaking three of his ribs pr. J. D. McGaughey was called and stated that one of the ribs was pressing against the lung. The patient was doing well last evening.
 The condition of Albert Austin last evening was considered extremely critical Dr. Russell of New Haven was in consul. tation with Dr. McGsughey, but could give no ,pes of his recovery.
 The condition of Miss Mary Psrmelee is considered critical and her death is liable to occur any day.
 There was full dress rehearsal of the ''Chimes of Normandy" in the opera house last evening.
 The stockholders of Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. will hold their annual meet. ing to day.
 The marriage of David Briggs and Miss Carrie Joab, daughter of Michael Josb, will occur next week.
 There will be dancing party a. Rose mary hall this evening and Monday even ing there will b. musicale. Mics Grace Barker of Hartford Is the guest of her brother, pr J T. Barker. Miss Luie Leach of Durham Is the guest of Judge Hubbard
 H. F. Hall has gone to Virginia. P O. Cornell has, through his attorney E. P. Arvine of New Haven, brought cult | and 6 summary process to get E. L Ben | nett out of the possession of the Metropoli | tan house in Cherry street. The case is re | turnable before Justice Fowler at Q o'clocl Saturday morning. E P. Arvine is coun sel for O'Connell and Judge Hubbard will look after the interests of Bennett. F. 0. Morse furnished the refreshmenti | for the Rsmbiers' sooiable, and not Clay ton, as was stated by error. | The members of Compass lodge, No. @ | F. & A. M, will meet at the lodge room a | O'CLOCK tnls h1ternOOn 70 kttenQ me lu neral of R. H Atkinson, ST. There were twenty-two inches of wste in the gate house at Psugh pond yester day. The ice on the pond near the wate main is about twelve inches thich. worl at the pumping station at Muddy river i delayed on account of the nonarrivsl O the anchor bolts and plate which wer said to have been shipped from Bostsn ol Saturday. After the missing articles ge here, three days' work will put the puml in working order.
 Officer Luke Martin arrested Franl Chandler in Yslssville early last evening This is the last of the gang except one o the Daly's, who has skipped out, who wer mixed up in the disturbance in Yalesvill recently. Four of the number, who wsr arrested, pleaded guilty and settled Chandler states that he shall plead no guilty and fight the case. He will b brought before Judge Hubbard this morn ing for trial at o'clock
 Miss Edith Storm of Brewsters, N. Y., the guest of Mrs. F. O. Allen of Churc street.
 Katy Tracy, who died in New York las Sunday, had the smallpox.
 The first prize for decorated wheel at th
 Ramblers' socisble was awarded to W. ]
 Collett, second prize to O. F. Lane fc
 white wheel, third to G. A. Lane. Tn judges were Miss Grace Barker of liar ford. Miss Mamie Andrews, New Britain
 and Miss Minnie Mack of Middletown.
 Henry L. Davis has rendered his resi-, nation as clerk and collector of the boar of water commissioners, and will move h } insurance business into the vacant store ! Simpson block.