Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-17
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Proper Subject for the Bone Mill- An Interestfug Case at Law-An Amateur Engineer's Predicament- Other Items of Interest.

Proper Subject for the Bone mill-
 An Interestiog Case at Law-An
 Amateur Engineer's Predfcamenf-l
 Other Items of Interest.
 Agent Thrau of the State Humane society was in town yesterday looking after an old horse recently owned by Charles s. Hall, of which complaint has been made as unfit to live and proper subject for the bone mill, and has to have strap and pulley 10 keep the animal to get in a position to rest. Hall claims to have sold the horse to William Crafts. Thrsn left h. structions with Sheriff Austin to see Hall and have the beast Xii led.
 The injunction papers drawn by Attorney Ely of New Haven counsel for Emory Morse, have been served by W. J. Morse, who is cited to appear in the superior court fin April. W. J. Morse claims that there is dus him balance of over $500, with interest, on a note of $2ooo given several years ago and that the recent action of his is to bring about @ settlement of his claim. The contents of the document drawn by Attorney Ely covers ten pages of legal cap. The case promises to be an interesting one
 Rev William A. Beardsley of New Haven will preach in St. P.uls church this evening": gresses rapidIy. Business ct this enterprising manufacturing concern Is rapidly increasing, and new buildings and expensive machinery Is out more spoons and forks than any other con- cern in the world, beside large supply of cutlery anu silverware of all descriptions. Nearly five creasiBg every week.
 One of your young men on the hill, who has had during the day, oversight of a steam heating boiler in one of the large buildings, came | near losing his reputation yesterday as an ex- ire and try the water in the boiler, he found
 upon trying the usual test that 1t failed to show
 also I Seem seemed to show % the same result, fearing 2 | terrible explosion he hurriedly drew out the | fire from under the boiler and turned on the
 sud soon hsd supply of Steam on and eindels ln | the boiler room, but ~ satisfied to know that
 sll danger of an explosion was safely over, much | moned by telephone and upon his arrival found
 that his assistants fears of % an explosion hae | the boiler and everything was all right. Tn, ! water guage showed up in a proper way as sooI
 the other supposed failures were found by | 8. cond trial to be in good working condition l The assistant is happy that it was only a scare
 pink eye, reporle about town There were tR, | severe eases in Smiths drug store cary las
 in ae 9he othePs % rsee. aad %ondsrins in Ii | he looked as bad as the other fellow.
 tue Cook hui cattle of H. F. Hail was not as ye l settled.
 | month was any other Ihao March
 The Merijen vocal st that was showing hi
 m .sical aoilny be ore committee one evenin | GQlS week ndS uOI hb yet TcCclVeu any OI1Cldl uS | tice to consider himself engaged
 l Rev. J. E. Wildm .n will preach in Meriden thi l evening
 F. Northrop is to take charge of the bo | choir in the Episcopal church in West Haven an I will begin his duties at once.
 | A deleg ation of Odd Fellows went to Bridg, port last venlng
 aenry Briggs was found drunk in the gutte
 near Northrop's brook, by Officer Reilly lal Wednesday nIs ht and va, locked up. Yesterda
 morIins he was brought befo. Judge Hubb .r, | who suspended Judgment thirty days. ri l prisoner Is over sixty years of age and 1t was b | first appearance in court. Charl B Thompson, | Swede, arrested by Offer Heineman for drum | snness, was fined Sl and S7.70 custs, and settle | H. l.. Davis is surveying aud making 6 map | tho proposed layout or extension of the Meride | Horse Railway company through YaIesvil . down the turn pike ana about the principal stree | of this borough. Tue route is tue same as Il
 other companies propose 10 use if they get franchise, as has already been noted. It is pro able that the map of the lay out and system VI
 be a fine one but 1t is not expected that u actual electric line as proposed will ever mate ialize
 The heavy wind of the past two evenings h l blown out several of the gaslights and darkne
 rrigned in that vicinity.
 , St. P.tricks day here will be a quiet enc 3 far as any outside demonstrations there | none advertised.
 A man from Iollinsville is to open up the me
 market on Hall avenue west of Cherry street.