The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-30
WALLINGFORD.


 The sudden death of Henry Twardo- kas has been discussed for the past twenty-fo,T hours and many theories as to the cause have been advanced. An attempt has been made to implicate Officer Mooney as factor, owing to the affair of last Monday night, but tho facts of the cnse show that there was not the slightest foundation for such belief The theory of suicide was also advanced, but that falls to the ground in the face of the result of the inquest. Yesterday morning Medical Examiner McGaughey telephoned to Coroner Mix and that official came up here on n morning train md after Investigating the case advised post moriem eXami- nation, which he thought wise owing to the many rumors uflont and in justice to all persons concerned. Drs. Me- Gaughey and Wilson late in the after noon made thorough post mortem ex- animation, and the medical examiners report says: There is no evidence on the skull externally or internally of any violence; the brain was in a healthy condition, The right lung was in good condition; the lower half of the left lung showed evidence of an old chronic disease, and adhered to the chest. The stomach showed chronic disease, the mucous membrane being intlamed. The kidneys were generally diseased; on the left, in the lower end, was . cystic tumor one and three-q qlafter inches long, three quarters of an inch wide and one inch deep. There was no evidence to be found of any poison or of any violence. The death was undoubtedly caused by the chronic disease that he had been suffering with for several years. The re- suit of the post moitem disposes of the many ridiculous reports that have been circulated, Rnd shows that the attempt to bring Officer Mooney into trouble wus a malicious one and deserving of condo mnntipn.s "~ t
 The reunion, or roll call, of the Con- gregatlonal church will be held on Sunday morning, July 1. It Is to be hoped thnt thnre will be q very large representation of the members of the church. G d. 'r
 Benjamin braine has given up his position as die sinker nt Mnltby, Stevens < Curtis Co. .'s to accept a position just outside of New York city.
 Officer George H. Reilly was on duty on the plains, ., last evening, Officer Mooney taking night off.
 The entertainment Thursday evening netted about $50 for the home for the blind. ,s. "A
 The active and ox-tnembers of Com- pany K will have n shoot on the range this afternoon, beginning at 1:30.
 Miss Daisy MoGaughey has lost her Rosemary hall pin with R. Fl. inscrip- tion. Tic finder will confer q great favor by, returning it to tho owner. The fare for the union Sunday school excursion-to Pnwson park will be fifty and seventy-hve cents for the round trip, r
 The body of Henry TwardolSas willbe taken to Birmingham for burial this af- ternoon on the TAT train.
 Charler Eetterholm starts to-day for Chicago to reside,
 Manager He.neman received tele- gram from New Britain not to come up Saturday afternoon as the grounds were to be used by other parties,
 W. H. Morse will spend his vacation in Bayport, l.. l.. and starts on his wheel thjs morning to Bridgeport, and cross the sound by, boat and ride the re maining seyenty-tive miles on his bicy- cle. MI ssN'-
 An oil stove caught fire yesterday mOrutn9 OH Meadow street, and caused copsternation for short time. Dick Lynoh was called and got the fire out without serious damage.