Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-27
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Layman,s Father Turns over Some
Stolen Property to fais Counsel
The Board of Relief VIII be in
Session To-day-Edvard Carsxven
Will Lecture at the Baptist Church
Tomorrow Night,
II. 81 Heminway of Wstertown will
speak at the Wednesday evening meeting
in st. Paurs parish house Of the Brother
hood of St. Andrew.
Edward Carswell will lecture on temper
ance in the Baptist church Tuesday even
ing under the auspices of Perseverance d.
vision, S. of T.
William Mcdonald has resigned his posi-
ton in the freight ofice to accept position
in Hall & Elton's office ard will begin his
duties Monday, March 6
g. 81 Dickinson aud his sister, Mrs W.
b. Newton, went to Vermont Saturday.
David Ross and Mrs. Ros arrived home from
New York on the 5:26 train Saturday afternoo
Bernard F. Luby, who for several years has
been connected with his brother William in the
grocery business on Colony street, has accepted
the position Of of the nickel silver
fiat ware department at r. Wallace & Sons, and
will begin his duties this morning,
Attorney 9. A Harrison and wife were thrown
from their sleigh on Academy street yesterday
TIE horse started on a run, which was continued
until POM hill was reached, when the runaway
to Pe o op sR damage
The board of relief will be in session again to-
| day.
| j. P. Stevenson will visit Boston to-day.
Mrs. H. F. Halls two brothers from Norfolk
| Va, arrived in town Saturday,
The roof OF ID. o. Doolittle's barn near Quinnie
1 h a 4 N the iph n
| j. Walter Hall has rented the vacant store il
| the town hall building and will open grocery
| store.
| t. A. Crooks, now at work in Philadelphia, ar
1 riv. here Saturday morning
| The figures as a result of the work OF the board
| of relief show an increase ia the grind list Of
$4,000. The new list will foo: up So. 157, 900:
W. S. Maltby arrived home from New Yorl
John IT. Hull for the past two years employed
as tally clerk in the freight office, has given il
tions with the railroad npany this week.
The meerschsum pipe and alligator skin griI
that was portion Of The goods stolen @; Her
recovered by Officer Martin from Layman'
father and returned to Milford, were valued a
man senior, denied the possession OF the articles
| when first charged with having them, tut late
| turned them over to his counsel, II. F. Hall, wht
| gave them over to Officer Martin.
Morse's baker turnout met with an accident OIL
Saturday, caused by the breaking of the runner
| Of the sleigh. There was scattering of baker
| supplies, that for time made Eddie Henemai
| weary.
A defective cave trough on Simpsons blocl
! made very bad place in front of the building
| yesterday.
ADDITIONAL NOTES.
Patrick Lenahan, the well known saloon
| keeper on Crown street, slipped and fell thi
| evening at his home on Crown street and sprainet
l his ankle and broke his leg.
Mrs. William Bartholomew, aged eighty one
died at midnight Saturday from the effects O
the grippe at the home of William Hill on Simp
| son avenue.
| Fire broke out in the town hall, at about
| O'Clock last evening. It caught from the furnac
| underneath the town clerks Office and burned
1 considerably around the register 1t was dis
| covered by Janitor Seeley. The damage wa
| small. Had it broken out late at night it would
| have been a serious fire.
Abou: all the sleighs in Meriden and Walling
ford were out yesterday, the sleighing being ex
| cellent and the day fine.
Charles Drum and lady were sleighiDg in Meri
| den. The horse run away and they were thrown
| out and they came to New Haven on the express
| train. The team belongs to the Iugrahau
| stables.
| Charles Wood and young man from Walling
| ford while sleighing on Cooke avenue, in Meri
| den, were thrown OUT by q runaway horse anC
| the sleigh broken to pieces. The horse was cap
| tured and put in stable. The men were unin
| jured. The team belonged ia Wallingford anC
they returned in another sleigh.
| An important special Meeting of 1h5 Simpson
Hall & Miller HOOK and Ladder company will be
held Tuesday evening.