The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-25
WALLLNGFORD HAPPENINGS
AMEELEE ON COLONY STREET YES
TERDAY.


faulting Station Agent In New Haven
Jail-The Carpenter Estate-Girl Injured
by Bicyciist.
Three Italians who are employed by
Lathrop & Shea, the contractors on the
new bridge over the railroad on South
Colony street, were crossing colony
street east of the depot, yesterday al
ternoon about o'clock, when they
were assaulted by a NUMBER OF men
who were standing near the corner OIL
Ouinnipiac street. Jack Brennan struck
one of the Italians a savage blow IN
the face without provocation. Inc
Italian to defend himself drew a knife.
AS he did several of the crowd rushed
in the three Italians We're badly beaten,
Jack and Martin Brennan and "PheW'
Saunders were the leaders in the as
sault. officer White arrested and lock-
ed up Jack Saunders, and it is proba-
BILE that others in the fracas Will be
summonde to answer before the bor-
ough court to the charge of assault and
breach of the peace. The Italians were
terribly maltreated
Edward H. Cook, the late station
agent at Yalesville, who skipped out
and was short in his accounts $966, was
brought before Judge Judd, saturday
afternoon, and was bound over to the
superior court. Thesbonds were placed
at $1,000 and as the amount was not
guaranteed, Cook was taken down to
the New Haven Jail on the 436 train
by Officer Reilly. His wife, who is i'll,
was removed from Yalesville to this
city Saturday. Much sympathy Is eX-
pressed for her.
Saturdays recorded real estate
transfers were: C. A. Harrison to
Francis Finnegan, four pieces of land
50x150 feet each on High street, one
piece on Wallace row 150x210 feet.
| The liabilities and assets of the Hen
| ry S. Carpenter estate were filed Satur-
day: The liabilities are S3,950.S6. The
| largest creditors are S. A. Billings OF
Meriden, $622.75; G. S, Messenger
Southington $475; Richard Davis, Mid,
dletown, $500; j. W. Blakeslee, Wal
| lingford, $500; Mary M. Carpenter, $500
The asests are put in as thirteen acres
of land with buildings, subject to
mortgage of $4,000, farming utensils
wagons, etc, thirty-three cows anc
twenty tons of hay, 'the title to which
! is uncertain"
John Finnan was before the borough
court, Saturday, charged with detraud
hing Bennett, the keeper of the Hal
avenue boarding house. He was g1ver
thirty days and $1243 costs and was
taken down to Jail by Sheriff Booth OF
the 1 AT train.
Ricketts, & Banks, chemists and as
savers of New York, have analysed tn
| ice on Crystal lake and find no indica
ton that the ice is unfit for domesti
use.
Grace, the nne-year-old daughter o
Harry Giguere of Hall avenue, wa
PLAYING on Colony street late Saturda.
afternoon and when running across tn
street fell and was struck by passing
bicyclist and the small bone in her le
was broken. DR.. Russell attended. Tn
bicyclist was thrown from his Vince
but not seriously injured
FitZ and Webster in "a Breezy Time
will be the attraction in the oper
house this evening. The stars are I
B. Fitz and Kathryn Webster, tW
players who are foremost in their lint
Fitz is a comedian who belongs to tn
Mestayer-George Fortesecue schoo
Miss Webster is interesting, both frol
a vocal and histrionic standpoint.
A special meeting Of the Ladies l.
brary association will be held this a.
: ternoon at o'clock to rescind the+vot
recently taken to hold hrmess
!, February next.
Two Of the Rosemary young LAD
, pupils took a trip down the Quinnipia
river in a canoe on Saturday. At la
, reports they had passed the lower da
, at "Ouinnie" safely and then had clet
9 sailing to New Haven.
B. A. Treat was down Boston way
q Saturday on business trip.
= Special communication of Compa
:. lodge, f. and A. M, at 7:30 this ev
, ming. District Deputy Judge Brya
: of West Haven will pay an ofiici
visit.
Saturday evening it was almost Il
possible to get look at the traln'
mice in J. P. Stevenson's show Windo
i on account of the crowd that had &C
Iected outside. The hours that tn
can be seen in their specialties are fro
s to 10 a. M, and from u to and
8 o'clock p. m.
The Mccormack company has t
contract to lay the new fourth
l water main on South Orchard stree
] The figures were twenty-five cents
4 foot. NJ, J. Redmond & Co.'s bid W
twenty-three cents a foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton E. Judd and S
started Saturday morning for Kearne
Neb.
Mrs. f. Z. Candy will start this we
j for Kansas City.
n NEW HAVEN COLONY HISTORIC
q SOCIETY.