Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-31
CONNECTICUT NEWS.

Death of DIR. Busl Yesterday-Long a
Prominent Medical Authority-Sad
Affair at Stony Creek-PrOminent
Doctors Invoke the Aid of the Law
to Settle a Dispute-What the Fish
Commissioners OF the State Have
Been Doing OF Late.
The death of DR.. Henry w. Buel is WIDE
ly deplored, especially in Litchfeld and
vicinity, where he has 80 long figured
prominently as a physician, and one e.
teemed and beloved. He died yesterday
of the paralytio stroke he was stricken
with last Friday. He was a native Of
Litohfield, and graduated from Yale in
1914, and later from the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons. In 1849 he was ap.
pointed resident physician OF Sanford hall
in Flushing, L. l., where he remained five
years. In 1865 he established at Spring
Hill home for nervous invalids, an insti-
tuition which has worldwide reputation.
Or. Buel has been president of the Con-
neoticut Medical association, also of the
Litohield County Medical society. He was
born in April, 1920, and leaves two daugh-
ters and one son, the last named a physi-
clan. He was for long time at the head
of the state board of charities. Governor
Hubbard appointed him on the commission
to investigate the needs of the state fol-
proper provisions for the insane of the
state. At the time of his death he was
president of the First National bank OF
Litchfeld.
The funeral will take place from the
Congregational church in Litch6eld on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Inter
ment will bs in she Litohfeld cemetery.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT STONY CREEK.
A shocking accident occurred at Stony
Greek early Sunday morning. A tool
sbarpener named john Harrington, while
on the Shore Line track, was run over by
the fast express freight train and literally
cut in pieces, the head and legs being
found quite distance apart. The unfort
innate man had been at work for Noroross
Bros. at their quarry for about two weeks
and his pay envelope was the means Of
identification. He was about fifty years Of
age and during the fell of 1892 worked fol
Maxwell & Sons, granite workers, Hill
street, New Haven. he was in the habit
of drinking to excess and that undoubt
eddy caused his death,
DOCTORS DISAGREE
WATERBURY, Jan. 30-Dr. Anderson
who recently returned to Waterbury, wa
served>with notice of an application fo1
an injunction Saturday which, if it is sus
tanned, will prevent the doctor from prac
ticing in this city. DR.. Anderson has sup
piled DR.. North's place two summers Will
the latter was travelling in Europe. tn
| understanding in each case, which was pu
in the form of a written contract, was tina
DR.. Anderson would not praoticein Water
bury on DR.. North's return.
Dr.. Anderson, however, has opsne,
practice in Waterbury. DR.. North pro
poses to try to force the fulfllment of tn
| contract. DR.. Anderson claims that Dr.
North gave him verbal permission, OF
| his last departure, to return to Waterbur,
when he chose Terry & Bronson ar
| counsel for the firm of Drs. North & AK
| telle while Attorneys S. w. Kellogg ant
| John O'Neill will look after DR.. Anderson
| interests.
A HARTFORD MERCHANT RETIREs.
| George NJ. Brown of Hartford has retire
from the firm Of Brown, Thomson & CO
The business will be csrrisd on as befo1
by the remaining partners, James N
Thomson & Co.. George A. Gay, Villa,
Campbell and Hsrry B. Strong. Til
| cause Of Mr.. Browns retirement is poe
! health.
IN MEMORY OF BLAINE.
Flags all over New Britain were at hal
mast yesterday in respect to the memor
of James G.. Blaine
MERIDEN sTILL AWAKE.
The temperance interest in Meride
keeps up, although Murphy has departed
The Record yesterday with big head line
such as 'His Soul Marching On-Tempe
ance Toiler Murphy's Influence Still Anon
Us"-announces large attendance at SUI
days temperance meeting, held in tt
afternoon. Rev. Asher Asherson mac
the chief address. 1t was held at the tow
hall. "About 200 were present, and II
meeting was very interesting one. tt
mention of Temperance Toiler Murphy
name brought out applause, showing tina
though absent, his soul is marching on.
HAVING FINE TINES.
The Trinity College Glee, Banjo Al
Mandolin club have been very busy sint
the recess. January % the Glee clu
gave joint concert with the Brown co
lege club at Pawtuoket, R l., and Q
Friday evening last the Glee, Banjo an
Mandolin club gave fine and successf,
concert at Stamford. The concert
Bridgeport last Saturday evening wa
equally successful The club is in bette
shape this year than it has been for
number of years past, and the mauagemer
are delighted with the seasons prospects
The club expects to go to the worlds faI
during the spring vacation, giving cor
certs in all the large cities on the wa!
Arrangements have already been made b
Manager Lockwood for concerts in Ne
York, Troy, Albany, Pouahkeepsie an
Orange, N. J. While In Stamford the clu
was given tea by Miss Brathwait, and O
the following day were given lunoheo
by Manager Lockwood at his home
Riverside. In Bridgeport ]. W. Levi
Trinity 1913, entertained member of th
club.
LIVELY TINES AT THE ICE CARNIVAL I
MaRIDEN
Meridsn Is still having an ice carnival {
Hanover lake. Saturday there were 2, 0O
big business carrying the folks. The pol
championship is still undecided, as tn
Germanias and the Blue Ribbons mus
skate off tie. The winner will contes
with the Meriden football team. III
Wheel club defeated the Y. M. G A., II
There were about a dozen other contests.
THE CATHOLIC SUMNER SCHOOL.
The New London Day thus comment
upon the decision to have the Catholi
summer school at Platteburg, N. Y, pc,
manently: New London wishes the schot
all che prosperity that its high aims d.
serve and that the learning and devotio
of its teachers cannot fail to command
We shall always take pride in the fact ths
its birth place was New London and whe
it has attained the growth and strength {
years should not bs slow in. claiming tbs
much is due to heredity. Good bye, an
God speed is New London's farewell to
dream Of greatness as university town.
SHOT BLACK FOX.
| Charles Coombs Of Preston while OF
with party fox hunting one day last wee
shot a black fox that tried to oscar