Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-29
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HARTFORD, March 27.-The Dwieh
Skinner & Co. wool securing mill will
close operation in Windsor Locks May
and remove their plant to Lyme, wher,
they viii continue the business. Imme
diately after they get out operations will
begin changing the mill over into the pape,
mill which has for some time been talked
of. It will be known as the "Anchor
Paper Manufacturing Company" Mr..
Pussy Of the Coogan & Pussy company
will be general superintendent. They will
manufacture high grade silver tissue and
stereotype paper. The capital stock will
be $3.50, 900, about $75, 900 have already
been subscribed. The company expect to
begin the manufacture of paper October 1.
Orders have been placed for two machines,
one 80 inch Fourdanier and one 6O-inch
Gardiner machine. At least forty men
will be employed from the start and the
number increased.
GIVES A VERDICT OF 5000.
BRIDGEPORT, March 2s.-The jury In the
case of Mrs. Ada Falken of this city against
the New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company this afternoon gave a
verdict for the plaintiff for 5000 dam
ages. Plaintiff was the wife of DIR. Eugene
e. Falkep, well known physician of this
city, who was struck by train and killed
at crossing of the Housatonic road near
ly two years ago.
INsTANTLY KILLED.
DANBURY, March 2S.-Nathanisl Turrell,
aged eighty-five, q retired business man
and one of the best known men in this
section, was struck and instantly killed by
the eastbound noon passenger train on
the New England road at the Main street
crossing to day. The arm of the gate ex-
tending over the walk was broken of and
Mr.. Turrell walked by 1t and unconscious
ly stepped in front of the approaching
train.
BURGLARS ROB A SAVINGS BASK-$10, 900
DAERURY, March 2S.-Burglars broke
into the savings bank at Pawling, N. Y,
at 2 O'Clock this morning. They broke
open the safe and secured $500 in money
and SIC, 900 in government bonds. They
placed their booty In satchels and went to
the station of the Harlem River railroad,
where they stole q hand car and rode to
Brewsters, eight miles below. There they
ditched the car and went across country to
Carmel, where they broke into the station
and waited for the northern train on the
New York and Northern road. Dispatches
aent to New York led to there capture of
the burglars at High Bridge. There were
two of them and they gave the names
of John Walter and Henry Cary. The
money and bonds were found on them, and
besides they had several hundred dollars'
worth of gold watches and jswelry. They
will be taken to Pswling tonight The
Pswling and no one in the hotel heard the
explosion.
wRsLEYAN's BASE BALL TEAM.
MIDDLkrows, ksrch 1S.-Thess men
nave been selected for the Wesleyan base
ball team: Smith 1913, captain; Tslmsdge
90, Tirrell '94, Frost '94, Gordon '94, Lso
95, Bawden 'e4, Cobb '96, Miller '9e,
3earles '96. Frost and Tirrell '94, will be
he regular battery.
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
SOUTH NoRwALk, March 2s.-An un
,nown man was struck by the New York
Express due here at 7:15 this evening at
oAA0SSy iuoh bClo~ hCACf ol0 httE-
lily ground to pieces, the msngled remains
If the body being scattered along the track
or $50 yards. The head and shoulders of
he unfortunate man were all that could
,e found intact, and these were taken to
he morgue here.
DESPERATE BURGLARS AT WORK.
NEW BRIrAIS, March 2S.-T1o men who
live their names az George Howard and
Henry Clark were discovered trying to eff
cot an entrance into the residence of
lanes Shaw on South Main street this sf
ernoon. A lady In the house gave the
ilarm and the men fed. CLARK was cap
ured by George Unvin. Howard, how
,ursuers. On Cedar street he turned into the
premises of Attorney Bartlett and tried to
hide in the cellar. The crowd discovered
lis whereabouts and followed him, when
lie turned and fred four shots at his
gould-be captors. One of the bullets
truck George Eighels, grazing his left
eg. The crowd then retreated, and Chief
# Police johnson was sent for. BE ar
lived shortly after and ordered the burglar
o come out of the cellar and give himself |
Up. This he refused to do, whereupon the |
hief fred several shots into the cellar, |
fter which he quickly gave himself up.
RAPID INCREASE OF DEBT.
Expert LittIe's Report TO the Conn
mirtee OF Reading Income Bond
holders.
NEW YORK, March 29.-A meeting of the |
provisional committee of the income bond |
,olders of the Reading railroad was held
lere to-day, at which George Coppell pre-
ided Expart Iittle nresented a state
nent contrasting the receivers report
recently issued and the report of
he company dated November 80, 1891. The
'xpert's statement showed that in q year
md quarter the unfunded obligations had
$12 000, 900, largely for supplies
md balances due. Charles o. Beaman,
counsel of the company, was instructed to
attend the hearing in Philadelphia to-mor-
Tow before George L. Crawford, the mas
er, on the application for permission to
ssue S., 500, 600 of receivers certificates