The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-20
NEWs .4BoUr TOWN.

Judge Harrison or for Fiorida--Deteciive
 Cowles' Trip-Rubber shop Enlarge
 ment--A Quiet Trip-Dr. Lees View of
 Prison Life-Coal for tbe Poor-Shell
 Fish Exhibit-Suit for Divorce-His Leg
 Brollen-sacred Heart Club.
 Ex-Judge Lynde Harrison I{ill leave to-day on trip south with H. B. Plant, to inspect the big railroad system own cd by MT. Plant,
 Detective Sergeant Cowles left for San Francisco yesterday afternoon, with requisition papers for Henry T, Clarke who absconded from Peck Ss Bishops.
 It will interest many in this city to know that ground was broken Wednes- day for an addition to the Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe company's plant in Naugatuck. It is to be of brick, S0x4O feet,
 Police Commissioner James T. Moran and Insurance Commissioner F. A. Betts have returned from a flying trip to central Illinois in connection with some business matters concerning the insurance commission. They made a quick trip.
 pr. J. Edward, recently sentenced to state prison for five years. for an at tempted abortion, has written to a friend in this city, in which he ex- presses satisfaction and surprise at the good treatment he receives at the prison. He says that the prison fare l is clean and good-no bread and water and the work clean and light He has not yet been given work, but ex- l poets to be employed in a few days. l Henry T. Burlington and G. A. Tray ] Tor, special agents of the government | labor bureau of Washington, are in this city for stay of five or six weeks. They have come here to investigate into the condition of the liquor busi- ness in Connecticut.
 In order to supply the annual Thanks giving gift of coal to the deserving poor 1 families, the Organized Charities de- sire contributions at this time The increased price of coal will reduce the number aided unless there is a liberal response. Contributions may be left at 200 Orange street, or sent to $. o. Pres l ton, agent.
 A Winsted dispatch of yesterday says: Mrs. Mary F. Smith of Woodbury brought suit to-day for $5,000 for breach of promise against Addison T. Hall of l Ia Do nh 1 Wheeler, in the superior court, She also asks for $1,200 for services. The defendant is represented by Attorney H. F. Hall of Wallingford, and the plaintiff by ". H. Williams of Derby. The shell fish exhibit, which was pre- pared by Engineer D. c. Sanford, and is now being shown at the Bridgeport library, is to go the rounds of the leading cities of the state. The Hart ford library authorities have just com pleted negotiations for the use of the exhibit. Engineer Sanford has received applications for the loan of the ex- hibit from every city in the state ex- lcept New Haven.
 HIS LEG BROKEN.
 Allen Tucker of 25O Townsend ave- nue was the victim of an accident near the New Haven Street Railway conn panys power house, at the west end of Quinnipiac bridge yesterday. With other men he was moving steam chest, the property of George H, Town send. One of the large rollers used to 1 move the chest caught Fuckers leg ! and inflicted a compound fracture. He l was taken to the hospital
 A musical entertainment of more than usual merit will be given at St. Aloysius hall this evening, where the Sacred Heart Catholic club is now hold ling an excellent fair The program will be the following: Trio from Campana, Miss Neva Squires, w. J. Mccarthy and Reilly Phillips, jr.; solo, CT Fear Nc Foe" Pinsuti Samuel Seviere, duet from Rose Maiden, Cowen, Miss Neva Squires and Reilly Phillips, jr; solo "Ill Sing Thee Songs of Araby," w j. Mccarthy; duet, ! Rose Maiden, , Cowen, by Miss Neva Squires and w. J Mccarthy; solo, selected, by Miss Neva Squires Mrs. Charles Baldwin will be the accompanist
 The following is explanatory TO whom 1t may concern: Mrs. Kate A. Spencer, recently in this city, desires to express her gratitude to those who interested themselves in her welfarei making special mention of the Young Women's Christian association, where Mrs. Talcott and the late Miss WilcoS gave her unbounded hospitality; to MT E. A. Ender, whose kindly direction sent her to other friends; to the Ma sonic lodges of the city; to Dr. Lucy Creemer Peckham, Miss Caroline Up son, MT. John Mccarthy, Judge Dem. ing, MT Willis Mix, MT. Alling and MT. Bryan, to whose kindness apG sympathy she is so much indebted Words fail to express the feelings sucl consideration engenders, but she feel! that it is due to the citizens of New Haven that they have some realization of her sense of appreciation of theil goodness to one in trouble and distress
 THE GRIGGS' SONG RECITAL