The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-03
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day, The animal became frightened at the sudden sliding of the door and started backwards, pulling off it's bridle and finding itself at liberty started on a run. Near the end of the depot 1t col Ilided with the Strauss brothers heavy team, knocking down one of the horses and cutting and bruising 1t some. Tire runaway and wagon went over the fall en horse, but was stopped before any serious damage was done. The har- ness was broken and the wagon dash and one of the hubs somewhat demor- alyzed. The escape from more serious damage was almost a miracle
 Mir. and Mrs. Willis B. Turner cele- brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage last evening and enter tained many of their freinds at their pleasant home on Hall avenue. They were the recipients of several elegant presents of silverware of the latest de- signs and articles useful as we'll as ornamental. The gathering was @ very pleasant one, and the host and hostess and their daughter, Miss Edith, were untiring in their efforts to make everybody welcome and at ease and succeeded finely. There ware about sixty guests present, including several from Yalesville.
 The Wallingfords will play ball with the Edgewoods in Westville tomorrow afternoon.
 The silversmiths and flatware work CTS at Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.'s will work to-day. The hollow ware employees have a vacation until Mon day.
 David Fender, foreman of the trim ming department at Hall & Elton Co s factory will give up his position Sat urday to accept a lucrative situation with the Pierpont Manufacturing com pany in New Bedford, Mass.
 The flashlight photo taken at the Ramblers' minstrel show by Photog- rapher Bartholomew is said to be fine one. and even better than the one of the grand march at the firemen's ball.
 The burglars who entered Tailor Hauk's store Tuesday night have not as yet been brought to justice, although it is claimed the parties are known. A portion of the stolen goods have been found near "Quinnie." Some of the clothing was only partly finished, and could prove of but little use to the thieves.
 Miss R. Belle Chapman of Newburg, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. w. H. Trask.
 The T. A. B. s defeated the St. Johns team of New Haven in the pool match Wednesday evening. 'Snis is The first defeat the Elm City team has received.
 To-day is Arbor day and the event will be celebrated by exercises and tree planting at the schools.
 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Hall 2d are home from their bridal tour.
 Peter Nelson has sold to James Malin- quist 50x138 feet on Ward street
 Jared T. Kimberly has sold his place on Center street to J. E. Sheehan. The price paid is about $5,0Oo Past President Mrs. A. J. Goodrich of A. H. Dutton w. R. c. was one of the guests at the reception by Depart ment President Mrs. H. c. Hayden in Meriden last evening.
 The tramp room Is closed for the sea son, and the travelling pedestrians must look elsewhere for lodging.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Turner of Hall avenue entertained many of their friends last evening, it being the twen- ty-fifth anniversary of their marriage.
 Past Grand Master Lockwood and wife will be the guests of Superntend- ent Buckingham at the Masonic home tonight and Saturday.
 Mrs. Julia Wilkins of Wallingford, Vt, is visiting at Peter Jones' on the vest side.
 Rev. J. J. Blair will officiate at the funeral of General Tillson in Rockland, Me-, to-day.
 The Wallingfords will play ball in WestVile tomorrow.
 Jared T. Kimberly has sold his place on Center street to Jeremiah Sheehan. The price paid is said to be about s5,- 'O00.
 Wednesday morning at z o'clock at the Church of the Holy Trinity Arthur Lacourseire and Miss Josephine Robirge were united in marriage by Rev. Hugh Mallon. They will reside on Cherry street.
 At the meeting of the American Pro- tective Tariff league Tuesday evening J. F. Broedlin was elected secretary in place of Samuel J. Large, resigned on account of non-residence.
 Work on the Leighton block on Gen. ter street is at a standstill on account of the non-arrival of the timber from Vermont, which is delayed on the road by reason of the recent floods, which carried away the bridges.
 The tramp room is closed for the sum mer and the travelling gentry will have to seek other quarters until fall
 Eugene Johnson caught fifteen fine trout Wednesday.
 w. F. Butcher, one of Compass lodges oldest members, was at the anniversary Wednesday, evening. He Is now located