davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

Nsrodowy POlsEi).
Ka1dy cssonsk pragnacy nsleae6 do
organisacji paasi podatek / znosi sie v
sPrawach skarbu Z zarzsden okrseu, v
kt6ym zamieszkuje, q ME Z sarz.dem
gs6wnym.
0sos"neS organisacji do zarsadu
shdr6H 70 Roppersscylk
sunny to stanowic beds wlasnoS6 skar.
on narodowego M r6wni Z innemi SUI
mani tam zdsponowaneni. Usy.
wainosd procent6w, q nawet " r.xie
nieod1ownej potrzeby, utycie kspitaau
na oele narodowe. - posostawione zu-
Pefaie vol sarzsdu teeo skarbu; orea.
~ni1a'ja jednak nasza wy.n,e.. sweeo.
re~PrsEeutanta, kt6rego eb~owis.kiem be-
dale o1uwae aaeby tax prooenty, jak i
s.Pit.fy' byiy utyte jedynis ma sprawe
~Rsprezentant naszej organi.acji ma
Posiadsc Prawo giosu m posied.eniach
1ar1adu skarbu " RspPerswylu.
Aarzad skarbu raPPsrswylskiego Wy.
'yf. M recs sskrstarza jeneralnsgo ma
sci ~organizaoji pokwitowsnia z odbioru
sum wysfanyoh nu prrez skarbnika.
rok"it0wania to. beds ogias.ans dru-
KEN DE- eunikaoh polskioh wycbodxs-
oyeh " Stan. zjednec.onyoh.
Rossoi. sanie organisac;i.
Ofgarizacjs bedzie ROC wiazana tylko
z ohwils ~wyzwolenia Polski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04
Chicago Manual Trafutnw
school.
M rogu Michigan ave. 1 12sj ulicy.

M rogu Michigan ave. 1 12sj ulicy.
Doroc1ny akt Publiozny odbyi sie
dnia ~ ozerwca " tel sxkole, " obeo
iio1nis 1gromsdzonej publio1nossi "
LILO. bic l4OO os6b. 0glsdano wystawe
rysuntow | rob6t r.emiealnio.yoh Z
wielkiem sainterssowanism I podziwsm.
est to sskofa tax maao znaua, q jss.ose
nniej u~czeszczana pr.ez polsk6w ae
ohos ne o aiej obsserniej rozpisa6 aasby
1ainteresowsd sssrsza nsszs publicznos6.
Jest to szkesa wyHsza Z B letuim kur.
som nauk o zakresie te~ohniczym Z nauks
r.euiosf, stolsrstws, tokarstwa, kowal.
silva, ilussrstwa ! rzezbiarstwa. Wsry.
stkie try kursa obejmujs PREY tenn
'zsreki zakres rysunk6w | m~alaruwa
'uchemi fArbami, jake tea rysunku
Psrspektywy k~enstrukcyi maszyn.
s1kota wiec taxa dale jus kompletns
tsorotyczno-PrAktyczus wyksztllesuis.
kwaiifikujso naodego olowiska do OBJ
jeoia Posady prowadssnia l kisrowania
robot ~roxmaitych warstatach tutsi.
szysh fabryk; jest zasem wieloe prak.
tyozns " stosunkash tutejsrys h s1oxs.
g6lniej da polak6w. Ma tel drodse
nasza miodzist ME tylko 70 samaro 70
sdo9yc niezale4ne stanowisko, ale
Jeszcze bye pomoca ola braci swell
robotuiczei. Wstep do tel szkoly DO
ukohoreniu szkoiy p~ublicznej Grammar
School jest beg egzaminu lub tez wyma-
Ga sic odpowiedni egzsminu. Opaata
roczna wynosi " pierwsrym roku 80;
" drugim 100; " trIecim 12O dolar6w,
szkoa tego sskiesu W Chicago Jest
kilks, q jedna taxa miastowa bezplstna.
UPosaaenie tel szkoly Jest swietne,
warstaty, 1biory gipsowe do rysuukow,
gabineta fsyorne / chemio.ne "a bardzo
bogate. A przytem maj, i stypendya
ola niezamoanych uozni, kt6rs beg wiel-
kiej trudnosei uzyska6' moana; cseeo
dowodem 70 dwaj nasi z~wiazkowoy
Waoiaw Sswicki | Stsnisiaw zurswski,
obaj cd psru lat zaledwie tutaj, cd roku
dysci.
z przyjennosois zasnaezyc tutaj mu-
'imy, to obsj nasi rodsoy odznac.au sic
" tel szkole, Sawicki jake pierwszy.
u Irawski jake trrsci ucze6 podsup
'toPni nsuk. Oglsdslismy am ma
"ystawie ioh swietne rysunki ! wyroby
'tOlsrskie bsrdto udatns jus " pierw-
Sym roku, q jsk sic dowisdujemy 10
sprswozdania " Tribune Sawioki NV
skai nsgrods "a nsjIepsze ry.uuki. w
robooie msodzis4y "a wsrsztatsm v cz.-
'ie publicznego sktu, podziwiac trueb.
byfo ogromns skuratnosc " wykonaniu
ktorej, Prey systemstycznej u
dochodzs.
70 ukohozeniu zsdswslpisjsoym
trzech kdrsow tel szkoiy = uozuiowie
mogs Postspic bez egrsminu ma drupi
kurs sPeoyslnych nsuk tschnioznych j.ko
to. cywilnego inzyniers, elsktroteohniks
m~ech.niks ! {. p. do wszystkich univer.
sytetow ! skadeuii.
bsrd1o rad bsde ieseli Opis ten Ia
checi nsszyoh msodyeh ludzi do tel
szkosy nie rsz desyc z~smosnych, a jsk
"idzimy p~rrystsPnej | Ola mniej 70
mofnych, . z~spewnisjscej stsnowisko
piracy niezsletnei. zssrezytnej | szsroko
r.st',owsnej. Stsrsjny sic ten spo-
sob korEysta6 Z dobrodzisjstw ktory
S.sny zjedneszone dale beg rotnisy
ola wszystkioh. x.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04
kSIEGARNIA GAZETY> KATOLICKIEJ
w. SMUI4SRJEGO,
E65 Noble Street Chica~o m,
poleca Rodakom nntepujace kda.k:
Ksiaxkt Pswtesc,.~.

Polecs Rodakom ~nastepujace ksiatki:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

HARMONIKE ::; : :s s : .$ e
sprzeda-
jenny "a 300 Kto nam przysle I dol. temu po-
opiacamy przesylki, Ponitsza harmonika iest
sprzedavana po innych skladach cd 0 do I2 dol
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

Harmonika Jest II cali wysoka. Ma szerokie
treorne l bronzowe tsfelki, niklowe klawisze,
modne pozsAeane ozdoby, rogi 4 klamry nIkiows.
Mtechy potrojne. Adresowac nalezy:
NALEPISSKI 8 co, al Noble Str, Chicago.
kto nam przy6le &c. marke temu potlemy kata-
80 stropnic,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04
North. Western Line,
Chicago & North ester0 Ry:

TSW. WelnOnyslnych ,,sika,,
odbywa swe posisdzenia " ksfdy piatek
Q gedzinis Bel ~wieoxorem, W hafi pod
No. 70S Milwaukee Avenue gdxis ts4
kafdege niesiaca odbyws sie jeden Cd
cxyt, Sskretarsem jest Stanislaw Bom-
bikaki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

wrss ne ssczegoaowym wykazem Union
nasvisk osob, kt6re podstek rapaaoiiy.
Koszta admini tracji.
Wszystkie urzedy tax " zarxadzis
gs6wnym, jsk | " zarzadsoh okrsg,
wych - bezplatne, koszta zas papieru,
kwit6w, druk6w ! pr1esyiki list6w beds
Pokrywane re skiadek ACKNOWLEDGE,
kt6ryoh imienny wykaz prow.dxi6 be-
die ks4dy zarrad i Z kt6rych obowia
sany jest xdawa6 scisly rachunek M
walnem xgronadzsniu.
Walne sgromadzenia.
Walne xgromadzenia odbywsjs sic "
ka4dym okregu raz ma rok " niesiaeu
czerwou- w m. Chicago o miesise pc
zniej.
walnem Egromad.eniu mogs PREY
Jtc ud1ias wszyscy polacy zamies.kujs-
cy dana miejscowotc beg potr.eby spe
cjsloyoh mandat6w.
Wszelkie sprawy dsoydujs sic M
walnyoh zRromadzenisch prosta wick
szoScis gsos6w.
w rasie r6wnei licsby gsos6w - de-
cyduje personal---very. .gronadssaiu.
Zarssdy okregowe obowisssns %
wezwae Polak6w ramieszkuJscyoh dana
~miejsoowosc do przyjecia ud1iaiu "
walnem .gromadzeniu prxynsjmniej M
diva tygodnie pr,ed terminem sgroma-
dxenia.
Walne zgromsdzenia msja m oelu
umowienie og6loych spraw orgsnizacji,
sprawozdanie ~c.torocznej ~oEynnoSOi Ia
r1sd6w i wreszcie wyb6r nowych ur.s-
dnik6w. o resultatach walnyeh sgro.
madssh ,arzsdy okregowe - obowiszane
zdawa6 sprawozdanie seksetar.owl je-
neralr emu, kt6ry powinien sakomuni-
kowa6 je zarzadowi giownemu.
Wy6ory urzsdnik6D.
Rok roeznie katdy zarzad okregowy
Prsedstawi listownis zarssdowi gl6wns-
mu Pc 3 kandydat6w M pr.swodnicsa
oego. jednego .astspse i sk.rbnik. gi6-
wnsgo organizseji.
Drugi zastepcs przewodniozacego,
sekretars jenealny l dwaj o.isnkowis
gs6wnego sarzadu beds wybierani m
walnem zgromsd.eniu " Chicago; two
rza oni zarazsm sarzad okregowy.
Zarzsdy ~okregows, beds obiersne CO.
~roosnie M walnych xgromadseniaoh
okregowych prosts wiekszoacis gios6w.
Zarzsd okregowy powinien skiadat
sic Przynajmniej Z pr.ewsdnicssoego,
skarbnika 1 ~sekretarzs, po.estawia sis
jednak u1naniu waluego zgromad.enia
wyb6r wiekssej liczby urzednik6w, je-
teli zachodzi tego potrzeba.
Skarbnik jenerslny ob~owiszany Jest
sioty6 kauoje " wysokosd 1000 dol.
zarzad gi6wny ma prawo zmnieJszy6
Tub Podwy.szyt j. " raxie potrzsby.
Skarbnicy okregowi i poborcy skladaj.
kaucje stosownie do uznania zar.ai6w
okregowych.
Zasatsoianie spraso ,ooznych niepo.
r0zumieh.
Ola u~nikniecia kosxtownyoh shadow
wsselkie sprawy wa4ne tyczsce sic skar-
Blu Tub orgsnizscJi, q takte nieporozu
mienia mogsce wyniknsc pomiedzy Ia
rzsdem gi6wnym ! zarzsdsmi okregowe-
mi = oeds zaistwiane listowaie.
tsk'ch ~wypadksch zarzad gi6wny
ozyni odezwe " jednym Tub lilku mai.
wiscej poczy taych pismsch polskich
wychOdzaeych y Stan. zjednoczonych,
wyfwietlaja, Gale sprawe 1 sciSle for.
muiujse wnioski. Zarzsdy gi6wne
obowiszane So po przeczytaniu odezwy,
prEysise swoje opinis ma rece sekrstsrz,
jensralnego. Sprawa prrechodzi Tub
upsda prosts wiekizoiois gios6w. W
razie ~jsdnakovej liczby gios6w rozstrzy-
ga j. personal---very..
PrsWa { o6Oeisz1i czsonk6,o.
Kstdy pelsk lub polka, bez wzRledu
m wick, mogs nsleaee do orgauizsoji.
Prawo giosu M zgromsdzsniach, q
przytem obieralnemi M urzeda, mops
1 bvd tvlko ~nolnoIatai
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

Bibfoteke rowtescs j. RoKoSxn-
~powiesci: "N''ePVeeych
stry1 htsnszy, powiesc J6zefa Rogoszs. W u,e3
entor malu1e loey pewnego oby watela, kt6rv dorobg
ws1y sic m-lafku wAmeryce, chcia4 po1en N. snc.Eh
Ensrykanski nszclesliwn Galicye. soe
Wucze Gniazdo, pOvfe6c frHncuzka Cberhuif.1e -
2tomach, nagrodzoDa przez Academic parVzka 10
Czarny hatW1 Piekna powiese polka y zvci. ladr
gorsk1ego przez Waereg0 LonhskicRo b0e
gowej 0 neim Pnr-
pamlsn kuszeEyc. powiet bistoryczna 2 exaSSv
Jams III S9oiessiego przez Pr. hr. Skarbka br
Leatorosl Wiolsiego Hodu. powiebf anRielska - on
bomacn prkez Tomaeza Hardy m
oLeraczek ! karmazyn ,ciekawa povie6< oanuts ~
skiego ""e'osO bOzln-
Nitropie zbrodui, bardzo zsimu,.ca COO.
Rieiska przez X. Gray V@ POHiesc an
xasnelo Chedac5kcvy, piekna povissc . aycis
s~isSnstnego przez WelsregQ LozihskieRo h0e
Eso Seziosemi powieec J6zsfa Rogosza. " Och ~.
mscn, ktOre1 autOr odmalowal SVUemf barw..t
znscanie sic Prusak6w mad Polakami NJ " ~ De-
znsnsklen ~ ezas0w walh kulturnsj IN
Cafy rocznik bez przesyId -
Y p~rzesyfks "a 49,
sisds duts ianyoh dziei tresci reli0iinsi
talog bezplstnia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04


Anifi g str ssJ p e; g c; s e 9 20 % c, = 20, hdo' a. 1s1 10 1 g
Ani6f str6k, mnie1szy formal $50, 2 80 80
Bsdz Wola Twojs 80 c. $50
Bog NadziejA Nssza 20 soc. 500 $50.
Dreviarzyk Tercyarsh po LIS, $50, LT, 200
Cichs fzs Lb0, LIS, 25O
Droga do Nieba Do soc
Dxiecia do Boga DO Mc
esos seTca po @eL6oiS, 20. 10
k:IssI. q SsSosss.ssS. po Dey c 100. =: 10
Nabozekstwo katoickie DO IH
0gredsk duchevny pc SOC. 1 90, LIS
Perry nabozehstwa, 7Oc, Sc, LOO, rs, 80, 49, 400
POD Twoie oorSSe 20 4oc
Wyb6r nsbozeAstw 20 soc. Id
Wlsnsk Nary 20 Ito, $50. 600 lS
zdrowas haya, 2bo, 800
Prrsdsvszystkiem Ewrseamy uwage ma nastepujsce
okyteczne dzieia, na kt6re znizyIismy Gene
zywetT Swietych Pahskich
Ks:o, Bitschnsw's " mocnsj o~zdobnej oprswie z wie-
iu kolorowc= obraskami. Cena $500
zywoty swietych Pahskich
Ks. fiotfs skargi " 12tu temach, . 4ch ksiazkaeh
r0wniek 2 obrsskami, cesa $500
Wykfad Lekcyt EwangieItf
0ofhniego, q obrazksmi, cena S2Ge
Cafe RoezstkI DnJa swietego
1rokn 1883, h9O. l5sl, ls92 J q, za~teraJace o
powietd PowiAstsk, wierszy opowtadah . mscsej
oprawis 20 sL66
DZtKN SWIFTLY wycnoJzi co tydzien " zeszstscb
20 10 stron, s~osobnym dzialem Ola dzieci, ozdobionv
Sbrszksmi, osztujerocznie tylko 800
ProCz tego ksiegsrnia nsszs %
kfok~~wo~,~s .~-sk---
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

ff00z ego ksegRfnia mana posiada due ionvoh dd.l Al-u.
hstoyCznej pewiessowej oHe ''esoi rehgj'
Ma tsdsne prSeslemy ksz1smu kstsIog bezD1stnia
w. sMULsKI. SIS Noble str.s, 49,.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
LAID AT REST,
Funeral Of Major Carl c. KngeI Yes-
 teYdny.

Funeral Of Major Carl c. Engel Fes-
 terday.
 In the midst of pouring rain yesterday the funeral services of the late Major Carl G. Engel were held from the residence, 61 Garden street, and despite tho indictment weather 6 large attendance was present.
 There were present numerous societies and delegations from this city and out of town, which marched in the procession. The guard of honor was composed of the City Guard and veterans, who marched from the armory preceded by the Second regiment band. In the procession were the entire Aurora encsmpment and Ger mania lodge, I. O. O. F., Colonel Doherty and staff, Veteran City Guard with ex. Merle and ex Lieutenant Colonel Henry R Loomis.
 The bearers included William Keahrl. and Henry Buchtsr of Germania lodge Henry Hillman, Henry Ploehn and MT Parlow of Aurora encampmsnt.
 The floral decorations were fine, amorS them being "The Gates AjAr" from tn, City Guard, about four feet high, witl guns crossed ct the top, and across th, base the inscription "Our Comrade, Go. B Second Regiment, O. N. O.; c bouquet O seventy roses, indicating the age of the de ceased, from John Ritter; bouquet of rose from Mr. and Mrs. BloAn; . large pillow from the children, with the words "Pap at Rest" acroas the top; e wreath of iv, leaves from the clerks of Franks ttors and . bouquet from William Frank.
 The services were conducted by Rev. MI Siebke of the German Lutheran church who read from the scriptures and paid high tribute to the deceased, his remark being in German.
 The I. O. O. F. services were read b Past Master Adolph Goeech of Humbold lodge. The remains were inferred in th Everaeen cemetery, Theodore Keller bein the undertaken. Taps were sounded ( the grave by the City Guard bugler.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
A ETC WAVE.
Remarkable Story Of . Branferd Man
 A Siueular Occurrence.

-
 "A Singular Occurrence.
 BRAHroRp, April 4.-A remarkable phe- nomenon was witnessed In the harbor this afternoon by 6 man named Charles John son, who lives on Montowese street. John- son wss out In boat in the harbor, when he suddenly saw . gigantic wave rise up about mile and . half away from him. It was approaching him, and he rowed his boat ashore at quick rate. The wave, he says, was fully twenty-five feet above the sea level and came rushing along ct c rspid rate. It was like the waves caused by . large sound steamer, but there was no steamer in sight, and this fact makes John- son's story the more remarkable. When he reached the shore he saw the big wave break over . reef in the harbor with Ire mendous force and make great swashing noise. No damage was done, the breaking of the wave over the reef having tended to break its force before it reached the shore Johnson is we'll known in the town and hii character for truthfulness and veracity il
 unquestioned by the townspeop!e.
 Inquiry was made at all the places on thu
 shore last night of any damage that hat
 been done by yesterdays storm, but non, was reported. Neither were there any un usually high seas noticed. Landlord Linds ley of the Branford Point house last nigh said that he had not been out during th, | day and consequently he could not testif,
 to the story told by Johnson in BIsnfort | last night.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
LOCAL N E WS.
Brief M entiOn. Hioh water to-day at 9:5S @. m.

618n WateI to-o6y st DUO 0' Hu'
 Small house wsnted-R. E. Baldwin.
 The jury in the common pleas court, civil side, will be called in next Tuesday.
 A eign of the times. Boyd's Menthol Cream for catarrh. Progressive; up to date. For sale at Hewitt's drug store.
 Miss Sadie A. Hubbell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Luz ,n Hubbsll of Derby, died yesterday, after years illness with phthisis. The interment will be in Bethel tomorrow.
 William H. Hamilton of s9 Warren street has changed his position from clerk in the Water street freight office to the now general freight office on Meadow street, under General Freight Agent Wilcox.
 Mrs. Maria Egsn died at her residence, 26 Ward street, at o'clock yesterday af ternoon after a long illness. She was about forty five years of age. About seven months ago she lost her only son. She leaves four daughters. The funeral will take place on Saturday morning.
 Frank Carleton, the nineteen-year-old son of Peter Carleton, died at the residence of his father, 133 Wooster street, at o'clock last night of hip disease. He had been i'll for several weeks. On March 6 his brother Thomas died Of heart dieease. The funeral will take place on Friday morning.
 Tommy" Corcorsn of this city, who if regarded as one of the star shortstops of the National league, Tuesday signed con tract to play with Brooklyn the coming season. Corcorsn was the last man to sign with the Brooklyn team. He was holding out for more money and 1t is understood obtained it.
 The ninth annual conference of the American Association for the Advance ment of Physical Education will be held to-day, tomorrow and Saturday at tn, Yale gymnasium. The sessions to day vii begin at 10 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. In thu evening in North Sheffield hall Dr. D. A Sargent will deliver lecture illustrated by stereopticon views upon the subject "rhe Physical Development of College Students"
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
Milford Items.

April 4-The minstrel entertainment given by the Milford Athletic association on the 27th of last month, netted tho as- sociation about $100. ... s .s
 Mrs. Edward Stirling of New Milford Is waiting her parents, Ar. and Mrs. Almon Nettletou. t..
 Mrs. John w. Clark is suffering with . severo attack of Iheumatism.
 Mrs. Samantha Clemens, . we'll known and respected lady, who resides on Seaview avenue, is seriously Ill.
 Mr. GsofgeF. Platt and family have re- turned from Florida, where they have been spending the winter.
 Miss Olive Thompson. well known. impersonator, will give an evenings enter tainmsnt ct the town hall, April 10, for the bsne6t of the Milford band.
 The Collester Mandolin club will give concert ct the town hall tomorrow even- ing. The indications are that . full house will greet them.
 Charles ). Richardson has moved to An sonia, where he will reside In the future.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
SCENES AT A BALL.

Crawling Done, Black Eyes Given
 and Two Gold Watches and Mum.
 ber of Overcoats and Hats Missing |
 -The Police Looking up the Case.
 Harugsri hall was about 3 o'clock yester- day morning the scene of wild disorder, | brawling and robbery. It was an alleged masquerade ball given by the Welcome Athletic association of Sandy Hollow. During the progress of the ball two gold watches, six overcoats and hats were stolen, one man was thrown bodily down stairs, several others received blsck eyes and bloody noses and many of the partici- pants, both male and female were more or less under the infiuencs of liquor. ae-~-s
 The ball would probably have been as quiet as such affairs usually are, only that number of local prize fighters and other tough gentry succeeded in getting in and shortly afterward commenced to run things to suit themselves. As usual ct af-
 fairs of this kind there was . bar, and 1t
 was about this place that the free -for-all
 fights occurred. During one of these fights
 one young fellow was suddenly struck in
 the face and knocked flat on the floor and
 kicked and his face, body and legs tram
 pied upon.
 He was finally assisted to his feet, but
 was unable to stand upon his left leg. His
 assailante again rushed at him and hurled
 him down stairs. His friends followed
 him, picked him up and took him homo in
 hack. This young man, whose name Is withheld, has but recently been discharged
 from the hospital. He ia employed by the Adams Express company at the depot and was recently injured there by 8 piece of heavy baggage falling upon him.
 After this young man had been sent home the fighting was resumed in the bar room upstairs and blows were exchanged right and left. It was while this state of affairs was going on that the thieves pres
 ent embraced the opportunity to ply their nefarious business.
 J.H.G. Flynn,s a student at the Yale medi- cal school was robbed of $75 gold watch, prominent member of the West Side club lost new spring overcoat and hat, and others also found themselves hatless and coatless. Another student who was present, had his watch chain grabbed out of his pocket, but when the wouldbe thief keys at the end of it he quickly let 30 his hold and made his escape.
 The matter has been reported to the DO. lice and Detectives Cowles and Reilly were busily engaged yesterday in looking for the thieves and bruisers. They have obtained several valuable clues which they are work. ing up and which will undoubtedly result
 In several arrests being made.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
Rathbone Lodge, K. of P.

Rathbone lodge, K nights of Pythias held meeting in the COURIER building last evening. Ashdown of Mithra lodge, Bridgeport, presented the lodge with an apron twenty-six years old. District Deputy Grand Chancellor David s. Camp bell made the presentation speech. At the banquet held after the meeting Past Chancellor Dingwall of Edgewood lodge, Charles Hawkins of America lodge and D. W. Caulkins of Hoboken lodge made speeches.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
BRANFORD BUSY.
Gathering Subscriptions 10 Retain
 the Branford Lock Works. srN--

Gathering Subscriptions to Retain
 the Branford Lock Works. -sr
 BRANFoRD, April 4.-The committee ap- pointed last night at the meeting of the townspeople has been at work all day gath ering subscriptions to made up the SEQ, . 900 which is needed to purchase the plant of the Brsnford lock works from Yale & Towne of Stamford, who control the plant st present. Up to this afternoon It was learned that the committee had succeeded in getting subscriptions amounting to moro than 6, 900. The subscribers were prominent business men of the town who would feel the loss of the works much greater than anybody else. They gener- ously subscribed large sums, and 1t is con hdently believed that the necessary amount will be raised without much difficulty.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05

Convention at First M. B. Church.
 The meetings in the interest of Sunday school work at the Firat N. E. church to- morrow will be full of interest. Professor Bsardsles of Hartford is an enthusiastic Bible student and very interesting speak CT. Miss Frederick Beard of Norwich and periencsd primary workers. They speak in the afternoon. The evening session will be devoted to practical oonsidera- ton of the superintsndents' work.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05

THoMPsoHv1LLE. April 4.-Edward Burke, one of the parties who was charged with breaking into the office of the Adsms Express company, and who has been in the Springfield hospital, was brought here to day and after waving examination was bound over to the superior court under $3, 900 bonds. It Is believed that Burk was one of the members of the gang who assaulted Station Agent Vaile recently.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
Took out the Appendix.

HARTFORD, April Apr. Samuel B. Childs performed an operation Tuesday on the ten-year- old son of Edmund Smith, of Griswoldville, for appendicitis. A mass of pus was liberated, and the appen- dix, which was an inch and half in sizs, was removed. The appendix had become perforated, condition which would ulti- mately have caused the boys death. The chances for the boys recovery are favora-
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
STATE CORRESPONDENCE,
SOuthfngt0n.

April Mrs. Hannah R. Goodrich, aged sixty-fou years, died at her home on Yer mont avenue this morning, after long ill ness of dropsicsl trouble. The funeral will be held at the house Friday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Mir. MT. Bragg. former pastor of the N. E. church will offieiste.
 The family of the late R. A. Neal have large DOT srsit made of the deceased which will be presented to R. A Neal lodge. A. o. U. w., at their meeting, April IS. Sen ator M. H. Holcomb will deliver the pre- sentstien speech.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
Annlied For a ReceiYer,

BRIDGEPORT, April IA petition has
 been entered in the superior court in this city for the appointment of receiver for the Bridgeport Metallic Art company by James Neal. The stockholders deny that there is any cause for a recsivership.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
AN IMPOSTOR.

A Man Collecting Money for the
 Gofe Street Branch of the New
 Haven ". M. c. A.
 J. T. Johnson, president of the Goffe street branch of the New Haven Y. M. 0. A., called at this office last evening and stated that colored man was going about representing himself as solicitor of funds for the support of this association of col ored people; that he had called at several houses and had obtained about $3O. He shows papers telling the history of the as- sooistion and says that they are greatly in need of funds. Mr. Johnson desires to have 1t understood that this person is an impostor and has no authority whatever to collect money for this association, which is endeavoring to support itself.