Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
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Changes in the Time eTable.Funeral
 efMrs. Charles sJ.Allen-Many ,. Plans
 Upset by the Rain-ReceIpts of the
 Murphy Lecture.
 There are only three changes in the new railroad time table that goes into effect to- day that affect this station. A new train going north at 4:37 in the afternoon and one going south at 11:25 in the evening will be put on, and the stsamboat train going south at 1928 p. m. will hereafter leave at 1908, just twenty minutes earlier.
 Miss Ida Roy of NewHaven is the guest of Miss Edith V. Smith of Curtis avenue.
 Mrs. George Gardner aud Miss Lizzie Gardner or Warrington street returned Saturday from visit to relatives In Amherst, Mass.
 MT, and Mrs. ". J. Lane of Colony street have new daughter, born last week.
 l., The Ladies Library association sntertainment sist of a farce. .Dandeiions Dodses," with O. O. Carroll Herbert Atkinson, A. I. Maltby, V. Fl. IF a the 2 esst M of ehasactors The after piece My saS uaeiss WIh with O Q. Carroll, 0. H. Tibbitts ana Mra ', Nnnsy Barker as principals. Re
 Rev, Henry Stone iS ofseisted M % st the fun.r., of Mra Charles J, Allen Saturday afternoon The osaFsrs were Lyman Allen. H. K Parker, War The burial was in the Center street Cemetery. The National Gun club members object ts their dsss h sspssiaiy Whom t is Sroisa @ into for that
 ssa pps.s many plans and s.s:ss The case os shs Peoples Insurance company Of mosmtse Isn VS- r. N' Wall is down Tor trial this Maltby Stevens and Curtis Co. ,s works were
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 who 's to sfs ia fSs Rev; F E, AasSie esaeiasea a. the runsra, of were Q. I. Martia, Dr. e. Fl Aaarews K. Ds snt, hn and Serene Bartholomew. The burial was In ths Center street esmsteTy.
 Il A. Nae, secretary to Senator Sherman, and Mrs. Vale of Washington, D. O, are expected to arFass M hsrs to-day, and wilt he the guests of c. Samuel Simpson will take leo shares of the Temperance improvement company stock, which
 makes ass total of SiF, ,ooo already subscribed.
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 SAD DROWNING CASE LAST EVENING. very sad drowning accident occurred last evening. A German by the name of William Phren hired boat on the like about 6 o'clock
 and went out rowing. taking with hin dog of a friend of his. At about 8 quarter of nine tho at.
 tention of party of boys, who were on the west s'ds or the lake was attracted te . man in boat trying to make e landing on the race bank, which is only two feet wide. They cried to him mat there was no landing tnere. but the man
 na nad fallen into the water and sank out of sight were toe late, as the man did not rise They then came to town and notified the officials, and a searching party was made up and went to the
 lake and commenced to dredge for the body which was found at 10 o'clock. One peculiar thing connected with the sad affair was that as soon as the man was in the water the dog jumped | in and kept swimming around where the man had gone down. Phren was employed at the shop of Wills Fowler, stand builders. He wa
 thirty-elght years of age, and is ea1d that he | had wife in the old country.
 | FUNERAL RUSSELL TRIsBIE. The funeral services over the rsmains of the late Russell Frisbie held from his late resi- dence in East Wallingford Saturday afternoon The Rev. F. E. Marble ofaciated. The bearers were Town Clerk o. Ives Martin, Dr. G. An crews. 5. D. Sutlif and Serene Bartholomew The remains were buried in the family plot 1T the Wallingford cemetery.