The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-27
NEWS OF CONNECTICUT.
INTERESTING HAPPENING IN VA- RIOUS PARTS OF THE STATE.

& Henry-sohoouer Floated Again-Death
 of Mate Gozzalo of Steamer Rosedale--
 Medals for Bravery Awarded by the State |
 Humane soclety-A S1o,OOO Fire in Wa
 terbury-A S5,OOO Fire in Hartford
 Stolen Horse Recovered-Prlze Winners ! e at Bridgeport's Bench show-Eorty Hod |
 Carriers strilxc-The East Hartford
 Bridge Case.
 Rockville, Nov, 26.-There was a large | Attendance at the reception rendered to Congressman E. s. Henry at Memorial Shall tonight. Alderman Heath was fpresident of the meeting and seventy prominent republicans acted in the ca fpacity of vice presidents and secretary. kJudge Dwight Loomis of Hartford was the speaker of the evening. He con- sgratulattd Congressman IIrncy and the people upon the fact that Mr. Henry was to go to Washington. The con-
 gressman replied in a short speech in
 which he touched up the tariff little. x He said that the people had elected the representatives upon a tariff issue and
 that some change in the tariff should be
 made. He would vote for tariff revis-
 ' 'ou and for higher protection and was & f the cEinlon that congress stou;d act
 wlthout regard to The president x THE MORRISON MACHINE COM
 PAY.
 Will.ma ntic, Nov, 26.-The case of E. x A. Buck, trustee of the Morrison Ma $ chine company is doing vast deal in < bringing out the true condition of the affairs of this concern. The trial will < continue throughout the week. SCHOONER M. S. CROSBY. Stonington, Nov. 26.~-The schooner 8 Mary S. Crosby, which has been ashore here for several days, was hauled off x this afternoon by Captain Scott with N the tug John Morgan, and taken in @ side the breakwater. The cargo was < saved, but the vessel is twenty years { old and in poor shape, and will proba- ply prove worthless.
 # MEDALS FOR BRAVERY AWARDED Hartford, Nov. 26.-The Humane so- d ciety to-day awarded three medals for # bravery in saving human life. Fol { lowing were the awards:
 A bronze medal to Grace Colvin, aged nine, of Bristol, who saved the life of Mary Roberts, who was buried in a sand heap.
 A bronze medal to Henry Zigleeski, aged fourteen, of Hartford, who saved Francis Coflin,a aged eleven, from drown ing in Park riger.
 A silver medal ito Thomas Winters of < Hartford for saving three men from drowning in the Connecticut river DEATH OF THE MATE OF STEAM FIR ROSEDALE. x Bridgeport, Nov. 26.--Louis Gozzalo, aged fifty, first mate on the steamer Rosedale, died at his home in this city Z tonight as the result of injuries sus- tained at the Thirty-frst street landing 2 of the steamer in New York at 3:15 this afternoon. Gozzalo was standing on the side of the steamer outside the guard. Of sudden the boat gave a $ lurch and caught GozZalo between the guard and a wharf stringer. He was \ badly pinched, but suffered no pain un- til some time after, when he became S unconscious, grew gradually worse and \ died ten minutes after reaching his home in this city.
 ONE MAN ARRESTED. Winsted, Nov. 26.-Andraw Smehura, M a Swede was arrested this morning on suspicion of having been one of the thieves who entered Sherman BunnelPs residence on the New Hartford road \ last night. Ee had in his possession # several burglars tools and wore three complete suits of clothes He was 2 found asleep in a freight car and was
 arraigned this morning on a: charge of z vagrancy He was sent to jail for Z thirty days and fined $10 and costs for S resisting an officer He will be rear < rested on the charge of burglary as soon as he serves out the present sem 6 terce.
 ' FIRE IN MERIDEN. Meriden, Nov. 26.-Fire at 5:45 to- # night did $200 damage in Potters' Art \ store The explosion of a lamp was the 8 cause.
 SUIT BROUGHT.
 Hartford, Nov. 26.-Lawyer Hugh OFlaherty of this city has brought
 suit against James A. Martin, editor
 and proprietor of the East Hartford
 Enterprise, claiming $5,00O damages. j Editor Martins body was attached, but he was afterwards released under bond of $1O,0OO. The suit is for libel.
 HORSE RECOVERED
 New London, Nov. 26.-Sheriff flaw
 kins has recovered the horse that was stolen from B. P. Learned of this city Sunday night. He found the animal at Black Hall, Lyme, where it was left
 by the thieves, who got away when they found the hunt for them too hot.
 The horse is ai very valuable one.
 s1O,OO0 FIRE IN WATERBURY.
 Waterbury, Nov. 26.-Fire broke out
 tIhis noon in the upper floor of a wooden
 factory on Bank street occupied by the
 American Ring company, and burned
 the roof off, doing damage to the ex-
 tent of $1000O. The factory will re-
 open tomorrow morning with a tenn
 porary roof thereon. The origin of the
 fire, which was discovered in a closet
 used for the storage of ltwine, is un-
 known. Several workmen narrowly
 escaped suffocation from the smoke.
 The fartarv was fl111v inSI1red