Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
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Year of . Prominent Man. ufacturing lndustry-JudGe Dem. ing,s Lecture-Undertake Rec. ords-The odd Fellows, Fair-Gen. eral News of Interest.
 The stockholders of R. Wallace & Sons held their annual meeting Saturday after noon and elected as directors: F. A. Wal lace, W. J. Lsavenworth, H. L. Wallace, George R. Curtis, Georgs B. Wilcox, George Rockwell and George M. Wallace. The di- rsctors elected as officers: F. A. Wallace, president; W. J. Leavsnworth, treasurer, and H. L. Wallace, secretary. The past year has been a very successful year and the dividend declared is best known to the stockholders.
 Town Clerk Martin has received orders from Dr. c. A. Linsley of New Haven to enforce the law requiring the physicians and undertakers making prompt returns of the deaths that come under their mo- tice. Judge Martin wishes 1t distinctly understood that he shall comply with the requirements of the lew and prosecute the offenders should occasion require.
 Mrs. John Kehos of Grand street died on Saturday morning. Tie funeral will be from the Church of the Holy Trinity at o'clock this morning.
 The third lecture of the series by Judge Dem1ng of New Haven in the Congrega- tional church will occur this evening. The subject will be s'England and Continental Europe" The lecture will be illustrated and is sure to be interesting.
 The 3:53 train going south Saturday morning failed to stop at this station and the New Haven guests at the K, of P. sociable had to wait in the depot for the 7:32 train. There was some misunder- standing as arrangements had been made for the train to stop.
 George Taylor, who was arrested at the armory late Friday night by Officer Heine. man, was brought before Judge Hubbard Saturday charged with drunkenness, re- distance to officer and breach of the peace. The first charge was nolled and he was let of by the payment of $1 and $S 30 costs.
 News comes from South Norwalk that MT. and Mrs. E. Whitworth, formerly of this town, have g con and heir.
 George A. Simpson returned to West field Saturday afternoon.
 Louis A. Porter will return to Providence this morning.
 Business in the brass bedstead depart. ment at Judd's is quite dull, and the em ployes will run on short time, four days 6 week and eight hours day.
 The selectmen will hold their regular monthly meeting today.
 Mrs. s. G. Simpson of Academy street who has been dangerously i'll for many weeks, is now on the improve and Is ablt to sit up short time every day.
 The net proceeds from the recent Odd Fellows fair were $82O A, which has bee, divided equally between Friendship en campment and Aquilla lodge, D. of R. Real estate transfers recorded are: F. 0 Allen and A. I. Martin to J. Edgar Lane 60x220 feet on line of railroad; D. E. Nor ris to Peter Knop, 50x150 feet on Cherr, | street.
 J. Edgar Lane will build 8 large joine shop on his recently acquired property ol the plains.
 W. H. Newton who drew handsom l lamp at the fair has returned 1t to the Od l Fellows to dispose of as they see fit. | Al Martin and c. o. Hall were both i luck Saturday morning, each finding sum of money on the street, but in differ ent places. The rightful owner can hay the same by proving property.
 The bicycle club has leased the rooms the Wallace block recently vacated by E. Parker, and will take possession of u same en March 1.
 In the probate court Saturday mernir w. J. Morse resigned as guardian of Flo Lombra and Mrs. Hattie Lombra of Mel den was appointed as her guardian.
 Attorney Gleason of Mesiden was a pointed trustee on the estate of the la Catherine Flood.
 The mercury went down below zs
 sgain yesterday morning. At 8 o'clock
 was less than g above.
 The Jed Prouty company went to Bost'
 on the 1: :48 train Sunday morning.
 Jerry McCarthy was arrested yesterd
 for abuse of his wife. : Arthur Dutton post, G. A. R., will gi
 social entertainment tomorrow evenir
 The Woman's Relief Corps and Sons
 Veterans are especially invited. A eixdays' old child of Francis Carr f Elm street was found dead in its b | yesterday morning. The mother woke at 3 o'clock and the child was apparen, we'll and at o'clock it wss found des
 Dr. Coudert was called and pronounced
 heart failure.
 A team ran into the north gate whi
 protects the street from the trains passi
 through yesterday evening, as the 9 o'clo
 train was standing at the depot. T
 gate was smashed to pieces. It could I
 be discovered who the team belonged 1
 as the driver turned and drove away i
 mediately.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. F. Wooding were p
 sented with their first son yssterd
 morning.
 Mrs. Orimel Youngs died at her hor
 on Fair street last Saturday night, az = ! seventy seven years. She was the moth
 of L. A. Youngs, the marketnan on Ce
 ter street. Her funeral will be held t
 morrow afternoon, at 2:2O o'clock, at t ! Advent church