The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-20
| CONNECTICUT J0TTINGS.
EVENTS and INCIDENTS IN VARI-
Gus PARTS or THE STATE.

Delpy-f uherhl IN MILFORD.
Middletown, July 19-Executlve Sec
rotary Frank d, Haines was this az
ternoon appointed prosecuting agent by
the county commissioners and accept
ed the position,
Bridgeport, July 19.-George Lawrence
and John Lowe, whom the police here
regard as experienced horse thieves,
We're captured this morning by Ser
geant Redgate and Detective Hackett.
They stole horse and carriage on
Wednesday night from A. II. Perkins
of Torrington. They put up the turn
out at Peck & Lines stables here last
night, and this morning were trying
to sell 1t to a neighboring liveryman
when the officers appeared The whip,
bearing Mr.. Perkins name, was found
hidden in a new building which they
passed as they entered the city.
Hartford, July 19.-Burglars We're
operating in New Britain last night.
The house of Policeman McCarty,
No. S51 Stanley street, was entered
and thoroughly ransacked. The pockets
of McCarty's uniform We're emptied,
but little of value taken. McCarty
heard the noise and got up, but the
burglars escaped. They afterwards
visited the home Of William Ryan
ON Hartford avenue and secured
about $50 in money. There is no clue,
but 1t is supposed the men belong to
the gang which has been operating in
Waterbury and surrounding towns.
The seventh annual regatta of the
Indian Harbor Yacht club will be sailed
on Saturday July q. The entry list
will be open to yachts enrolled In any
recognized club, the regatta committee
reserving the right to reject any entry
Glasses will be for schooners, sloops,
cutters, yawls, cabin and open cat
boats. and open sloops Entries will
close with Frank Boune Jones, chair
man of the regatta committee, on
Thursday, July rs. His address Is,
Club Station, Greenwich, Conn.
Danbury, July 19.-Ground was
broken this morning for Meeker Broth
ers' new hat factory here. The Consoli-
dated road has purchased the property
which Meeker Brothers occupy at pres
ent, and it is the intention to use it
for railroad purposes, thus necessitat-
tory.
Salisbury, July 19.--Janles Lymeham,
a blacksmith, who was employed by j.
D. Smith of this place, was found dead
on lounge at the latter's residence
this morning. Medical Examiner
Burtch was summoned, and after view
ing the remains, pronounced death due
to apoplexy. Coroner Higgins Of Win
sted was summoned, and will hold am
inquest tonight.
Derby, July 19.-Joseph Rom and
Antonio Ingello, the two Italians ac-
cused Of the murder Of Thomas Lavelle
June 20, were before Judge Plat In
the city court this morning. Llngello
had already been put to plea early In
the week Rom, through his guardian,
pleaded not guilty Ex-Congressman
r. E. Deforest OF Bridgeport appeared
for Rom, Attorney A. c. Baldwin, who
had been retained by Rom's brother,
having withdrawn from the case. Pros
ecutor Gilbert moved for q postpone
ment because several important wilt
nesses were absent, and Mr. Deforest
agreeing, the hearing was set down for
July 80 at 10 a. M.
Milford, July f3.-There was a. large
| attendance yesterday at the funeral OF
Mrs. F'urman, wife Of George Fl. Fur
| man The body lay In d white casket,
around which were banked most beau
tiful flowers. At the head Of the bier
| were several large floral pieces. The
remains were dressed in white, while
one hand held a little white. book OF
| common prayer, the same held at the
wedding three years ago. Rev. w. III
| Hutchinson read the service, and a
| quartet from st. Peters church choir
sang. The pallbearers were Charles E.
| Coy. Walter T. Adds, William Wood
| ruff. C. e. Trowbridge, W. H. Van Horn
and Edward c. Tomlinson. Interment
was at the family plot In Milford Gem
etery.
Bridgeport, July 19-Secretary Cook
of the local Y M. c. A. was notified
| this morning that the l.. A. w. had re-
duced the time of suspension imposed
on the riders who took part IN the an
nual Y. M. C. A. races here on June ~
! The meet was held without l.. A. W
sanction, and 1t was believed at the
time that the omission on the part OF
| the Y. M, C. A. was Intentional. In con-
| sequence AlITSu 0lEWdll, JUG CaAiiiCiN
Gurdon c. Hamilton, Joseph Schleichert
| William S. Batcheller and Thomas
| Walsh, all local riders, are suspended
| for one year. Secretary Cook recently
| rendered apologies to the L. A. w, au
! thoritfes and asked for the removal o.
! the ban To-day the young men were
| informed that the time of their suspen'
| SION had been reduced to two months.
| Hartford July 19.-Wallace w
| Holmes, IA liveryman Of White River
| Junction, VT, came here Tuesday anc
| fell among thieves. He made the &C
ouaintance of Mary Shoto, coloret
| woman, and when he awoke yesterday
| morning was short about 500 he hat
in his pocket the night before. Judge
| Bill to-day fined the woman Sl2 ano
sent her to Jail for four months Holmes
was discharged, but is penniless.
DEATH OF A MERIDEN LADY.
Meriden, July 19.-Mrs. William H.
| Golden, ST.. of this city, died at her
| home on East Main street at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon Of paralysis. Mrs,
Golden had been very low for two weeks
past. one side having been rendered
helnIess. Deceased was native of
Orange county, N. Y, and had been a
| resident of Meriden since 1916. She was
| In her sixty-ninth year and had been
married nearly f1fty-two years. She
leaves. beside her husband, six children
| Ex-senator William H. Golden, Super