Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-08
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A had FaIl-More water supply
Real Estate Changes Hands-The
Late Mr.. Ba1ley-Slefghing Excur.
sions-Lenten Services-These Un-
ruly Cattle.
John Kahl of Cherry street, foreman Of
the machine room at r. Wallace & Sons,
met with q serious accident last evening.
While going down the steps of his house
he slipped and fell and was seriously
bruised and 1t was feared that one or more
of his ribs were broken.
A petition signed by O. F. Wooding, j.
b. Harmon, ]. A. Cook, Richard Talbot,
George ]. Peers and G.. 81. Wilkinson ask
ing that four-inoh water main and ny
drant be placed near g. ]. Peers black
smith shop on Wallace avenue, for pro-
lection of the property in that vicinity in
case of fire was presented to Clerk Hale by
Burgess higgins last evening. Owing to q
lack of a quorum there was no meeting of
the board of burgessss and the three pres
emit, higgins, Thomson and Porter, ad-
journed until the next regular evening,
March 81.
Michael Dryer, Mrs. Ann Kane and
Jonn johnson have petitioned the board
of burgesses for four and one half foot
concrete walk on the north side of Bar
tholomew row.
F. @. Allen has purchased of his father,
George D. Allen, house and five acres of
land situated on Pond hill.
John Coneannon started last evening for
New York city.
There was terrible smell Of gas about
the corner of Main and Center street last
evening. Superintendent Lane of the gas
light company states that 1t comes from
| the catch basin on the corner and is caused
| by a leak in the pipes that works into the
| sewer.
Miss Fakes scholars at the high eohool
| were out in Cooks big sleigh yesterday
afternoon enjoying fine sleigh ride.
Jessie Atherton, jr', and bride went to
| A party of young folks from the rubber
| shop went sleighing to Meriden last even
| ing in Cooks big sleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Myers of South
| Cherry street are the subjects of congrstu-
| lations upon the arrival yesterday of a
daughter, their first child.
Undertaken D. P. Griswold took the
body of James E. Bailey, who was killed
| at the Air Line railroad Monday evening
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be from his late residence in Durham
Thursday at 2 o'clock.
The Adventists have a cottage eervic:
this evening at John Dunn's on Church
street.
The members of the board of relie
charged only $3.50 per day for their serv
i ices.
Mrs. Mary Bagshaw, aged eighty thre.
years, died Monday night at her home il
East Wallingford.
N. F. Ingrahsm has new trotter, ant
not brother, as the types made 1t rest
| yesterday morning.
Two big loads Of the Colony street schoo
children were out yesterday afternoon il
Strauss Bros sIeighs.
G.. K. Darlington of Center street is laie
| up with rheumatism.
The concrete walks in various parts o
the town are cracking to pie ces, owing t
the action of the frost underneath, whiol
seems to have changed the ground below
leaving cavity, which causes the thin shel
of the concrete to break through.
Miss Flossie Wood and Miss Bertha Odd
axe meeting with fine success in selling re
served seats for the organ recital in tn
Congregational church Friday evening
Rev. J. E. Wildman will preach in tn
Church of the Ascension in New Haven O.
Friday evening. Rev. P. 81. Birdsall Q
New Haven will be at st. PRuls church til
same evening.
The big horse General Braddock" is no,
on exhibition In Luby's block on Colon
| street.
If the lady who lost her pccketbook O
the train Saturday evening will call a
the ticket Office at the depot she can &c
her property, which is awaiting her cal
Officer Luxe Martin was in Birmingham
yesterday and found the owner of tn
sailboat stolen by Herman Layman Las
summer and now in charge of E. {
Gardner at Community lake. The owne
Is Fred Gold of Shelton. The sail ths
WAS taken with the boat belonged
another craft. Gardner has been holdin
the boat for its rightful owner when b
| was found.
Almond Doolittle CT Cook Hill ws
about the center last evening looking fc
a. F. Hall. He said he wanted Mr.. Ha
to coma over on Cook Hill and take chare
of those cattle that Mr.. Hall said were
frightened by dogs that they ran wild fc
several weeks in the woods and could NJ
be caught. The cattle, Mr.. Doolittle say
} have been in his Ooolittle's) barn for
week or more. He eaid that Hall agree
to take away the cattle, but has failed I
| do so.