Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-04
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The K. of P. Concert and sociabie Last Night-aaoodIums Cause g False Alarm of Ffre-Personal and Other Items Prom the Busy Town. The second annual concert and sociabIe of the K. of P. in the armcry last evening was very plaasant sffair and well at tended. The National band rendered an excellent program for the concert snd fur nished music for the promedade. The grand march started promptly at o:sO, and was led by Mayor D. o. Porter and Mizs Fannie Robinson of Glastonbury, and consisted of fifty five couples There were many who did not go in the march that danced afterwards. The programs called for sixteen dances and 1t was after o'clock whsn the last dance was finished. The armory was elegantly decorated with bunting and banners and presented very pretty appearance. Among the guests from out Of :, VI were Colonel Hall, past grand chanceior of Bristol; Vice Grand Chancelor L. D. Norton of New Haven, O. Spencer, Sir Knights James Fitzersld and wife, B. F. Carran and wife, and Richard Burge of Meriden There were many others from out of town and many prominent citizens Of the borough.
 About o:45 last evening a gang of hoodIums from the plains came down the Center street hill on run crying: Fire fire. The alarm roused the residents in that vicinity, who came rushing out of their homes in alarm to find that their fears were groundless as the alarm was a false one.
 Within the past three weeks Meriden, through maintaining our borough court. The act was not Officer Luke Martin.
 John Daly appeared before Judge Hubbard costs for his fun in Yalesville Monday night.
 G. Hall and family from Bristol are the guests of Postmaster W. Burr Hall.
 MT. and Mrs. Olaf Nerdrum will sai! from New
 George Bramble is working for the P. and R.
 Richard h. I'd Golden az old Jed prouty, will ap a fss this h se1ng aRsn after days illness with the grip.
 The condition of Albert Austin last evening was reported as more favorable.
 There was only one session of school yester
 An Italian at the wheel shop yesterday WAS severely bruised by falling under log
 The T. N. Whist club met at J. P. Stevenson's last evening:
 MT: and Mrs. E: Frost Knapp of Torrington are guests of MT. and Mrs. L. A. Northrop of Center
 R; Wallace & Sons will hold their annual meet ing this afternoon.
 H: H. Lincoln, who is winning fame as breed CT or choice game stock, has recently exchanged one of his prize game cocks for a brood of ina. ported chicks. The chicks have yet to be brought to life in his new incubator.
 One of the workmen at Maltby, Stevens Cur tis' company got his wslking ticket yesterday morning and two hours later drove up to the ofnce in @ hack and demanded his wages, stating that he had got a lawyer out in the hack. The went out of the ofh in triumph. The lawyer n in the carriage was myth, but he thought that he had made @ great bluff.
 Amos Ives mas returned from a hunting trip to South Carolina. During his stop there his room caught fire from an open grate and his trunk was badly damaged and the stock of his ParAer gun was nearly burhed oil. The weather has been too cold for much sport, but he succeeded in killing about 150 quail.
 MT. and Mrs. William Murray gave @ reception to their many friends last evening, 1t being the twenty fifth anniversary of thcir wedding day