The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-23

hundred men.
At the meeting at the Jail last Sat
urday it was voted that an appropria-
ton of $4,000 be made for improve
ments and the following representa-
tiVes Were appointed committee to
act with the county commissioners;
Judge Edgar M. Warner of Putnam,
Frank NJ. Wilson of Windham and |
Frank Day Of Brooklyn
STORJEWSKI RELEASED,
Danieson, Oct. 22.-The officials at |
the Brooklyn jail regret the departure |
of Storjewski, the Pole, who was re- |
leased to-day. During his confinement |
he has showed a marvellously good |
disposition and has never made any |
trouble. He has worked faithfully and |
for the last month he has been doing |
work outside the Jail.
In the opinion of the Jail officials the |
man was innocent of the crime for
which he was locked up. AT the same
| time he is characterized by them as an
unusually shrewd man.
IN GUILFoRD.
Guilford, Oct. 22.-There are no new
cases of typhoid and of the four pres
ent victims all are doing nicely, 1t is
thought that further spread of the
disease can be prevented.
CLOSE OF FATHER ARIENS' JUDI
LEE.
| Bridgeport, Oct. 22--The closing day
of Father Ariens jubilee celebration was
commenced this morning with a jubilee
mass at st. Joseph's Catholic church.
| Shortly before 10 o'clock a procession
moved from the parochial residence to
| the church. 1t was led by fifteen little
girls wearing golden crowns bearing the
| figures 49," then came the altar boys,
then fifty clergymen from all parts of
| the state, then the officers of the mass,
and finally Father Ariens and Bishop
| Tierney. The church bell tolled fifty
| times while the procession was moving.
The mass was celebrated by the vener-
| able priest himself, and Bishop Tierney
delivered a sermon congratulating Fa-
Their Ariens on his long and faithful SER
vice to the church.
At 1 o'clock this morning a dinner
was given in Madison hall to the visit
| ing clergymen, and they presented Fa-
| ther Ariens with a purse containing
$1,000 This afternoon "Lauda Sion
was repeated for the entertainment of
the visitors, and the celebration came to
a close.
BRIDGBPORT'S EXCITEMENT
Bridgeport, Oct. 22.-The city is excit-
ed to-day over the report of City Attor-
ney Toomey presented to the board of
councilmen last night declaring that
the street car system here was built
well in all but few particulars, and
advising against carrying the investiga-
ton to the courts. Councilmen O'Rourke
and Farrell of the investigation COM
mittee appeared before a notary public
this morning and declared under oath
that the report of the city attorney was
a series of misrepresentation and was
never authorized by the committee. The
latter will ask the board of aldermen to-
morrow night to permit it to engage
new counsel, and forbid the city attor-
lney to interfere with the progress of the
investigation. There will probably be a
close fight over the matter when it
reaches the board Of aldermen.
A NEW LONDON WEDDING.
New London, Augt 22-At o'clock
this afternoon Miss Lulu Shapley Arm
strong, daughter of Benjamin A. Arm
strong, Of Armstrong & Brainard,
was married to Judge Walter Chadwick
Noyes, Of the law firm of Brandegee,
Noyes & Brandegee. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the brides ia
Their on Hampstead street, and was per-
formed by the Rev. James w. Bixler
I rrrI.- 4I,a
mon pleas. After the ceremony the
couple started on a short wedding trip
THE STATE PRISON.
Hartford, Oct 22.-The board of state
prison directors held special meeting
at the prison this afternoon and decid-
ed to refer to the executive committee
the question of providing a kitchen for
the block of thirty-six cells which have
been added. 1t was also left to the COM
mittee to see to the purchasing of an
outfit for the kitchen. 1t was voted to
supply an extra pair of blankets for
each cell, in accordance with the recon-
mendation of the state board of health,
in order that each pair of blankets
may be cleaned and sterilized at least
once month.
WELCH-ENO MARRIAGE AT SIMS
BURY.
At Simsbury yesterday afternoon
occurred the marriage of Mr.. Peter
! Ambrose WEIGH of New York and Miss
: Frances Emo of Simsbury, sister of Mr..
C. H. Emo. Only the immediate rela-
tives of the family were invited. After
the ceremony, which took place at 4
, o'clock, the bridal party took train
for an extended tour.
The house in which the ceremony
took place has been the abiding place
of six generations of the well known
family of Enos, and was built in 1884
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. E. P. Tuller of Lawrence, Mass,
a cousin of the bride.
The bride was Miss Frances A. Emo,
daughter of Mrs. Elizur Hart Emo of
Simsbury; the groom, Mr.. Peter Am
brose Welch of New York city, commits
. sion merchant, widely and we'll known
in that city's business circles. The GER
emony took place at the home of the
brides brother, Mr.. C. H. Emo, and was
/ a pleasant home affair. The decorations