Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-20
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A Meriden Rfve-Fear-old Takes RIde on the Cars-The Rambler, Cycle Club 10 Give an nKntertainmen -Fen Heir 10 s5,ooo - Mtchae Roach Sent to the Insane Asylum al middletown-Items O Interest From the Busy Town.
 A five year-old boy from Meriden board ed the 6.09 train in that city Friday even ing just for the fun of having e ride on th, cars. At this station he was turned orel to Arthur James by Conductor Barrett and was sent back to Meriden on the 6:4l train. The kid was as bright as 6 dollar and was not at all alarmed over his situA. ton.
 The Ramblers Cycle club is arranging for an entertainment to be given in the armory on Thursday evening, April 6. Among the attractions will be an exhibition of fancy bicycle riding by ". S. MAltby, the champion trick rider, and negotiations are In progress for the appearance of Dr. Anderson and his brother with eight of the best athletes In Yale college in club swing ing and other athletic events.
 By the death of an aunt In Chicago Mrs- r. H. Smith of Main stree, Siu reeeiSe . eequest of 
 tist church and sS,ono for library in Bristol, Conn, also s5ooo to Cheshire for a library. ,n dhs rePert that nss sses SrGn1atsa a rsgasSng R. Wallace & Sons factory Is entirely without foundation, as well as other statements made. Electric clocks to be put in, as to have the same time Ia every room ln the factories
 Franklin Goulding, for some time past in charge of the oiiiee at the Metropolitan Rubber compa- nys factory. went to New York Saturday morn ing, where he will ilI position in the company . store on Broadway. Mrs. Goulding and child
 The Ensign M S store i in LeSSy's building on Center street Is now closed and is being fitted up for R.
 A large number from here went to Meriden to & see the S eemie @ ogera Saturday evening and re- for their accommodation.
 David Ross is on the improve and went to Meriden Saturday for the first time in many weeks.
 Rev. W. R. Heuhan, principal of the wIbra. ham academy, was the guest of Judge Hubbard on Saturday. A new gymnasium is to be added and Judge Hubbard were iu New Haven and in- spected the Yale gymnasium
 w. A Booth is out with 6 handsome span of biacks, recent arrival from Indiana
 Michael Reach of Colony street was taken to the insane retreat Thursday from New Haven and Beckley of New Haven
 The National Gun cub will have an sll-dsy sh sot on Good Friday
 The door of J. W. Lanes Fafe got sfuck and could not be opened. Saturday n expert from Thomson & Sons of New Haven came up here ana inside CT ten minutes had the safe door of A new lock will be put on, also 6 new door,
 Ofner Luke Martin thinks that the entrance into J J. Redmond's house was had by the use of nippers on the key in ths side door. The exit was by the back door as the bolt was found drawn from the inside.
 Miss Harriet Doolittle who Is i'll with pneu- monia at the house of Peter Jones on the west side, is reported ss improving. Mir. and Mrs Jones are also convalescing.
 David McCune Is home from visit to Bostcr
 Miss Mamie Hayden, the telegraph operator Is III with influenza Her sister. Miss Eliza Ann is filling her position in the Western Union office at the depot.
 @ Mir. and Mrs. George E. Hampton have c son and heir, born Saturday morning.
 Thomas E. Murphy is now expected 10 talk temperance here about April 12 There Is plenty of material here to work upon.
 Mrs John White died early Saturday morning Funeral at o'clock this morning
 The little Meriden y referred to above struck town again on the l0:s3 train, all alone Saturday night and was turned over by the conductor 10 Dnic-r Luke Martin who sent him back to Meri- den on the I:5i train and telephoned to the MerI- den police 10 look out for him. The kid is 6 son of Mrs. Harry Boutelle Of West Main street Her husband, who formerly lived here and worked al painting, died about three ears ago, and since that tims she has been keeping a boarding house on West Main street. She is an aunt of Mrs George Hull of Colony street.