The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-26
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Wanted for Burglary In Mlddletown-
 Drunken Husbands Abuse-Nationai
 Band Concert-M Many Personals.
 Chief of Police Ingalls, of Middletown was in town yesterday afternoon look ing for Eugene Garter, colored, who was wanted for burglary committed in Middletown Tuesday night, The thief had been traced to Meriden, but not found there. Officer Reilly was notified and went on the trail and found the culprit at Guyott's saloon on North Colony street and turned him over to Chief Ingalls,. A portion of the stolen property, which consisted of gold watch and chain and three valuable rings, one a diamond, was recovered. The watch and chain were found at Hebrew store back of the Metropolitan Rubber company's shop, where Carter had pawned them for $2 The hand some sapphire ring was found on the hand of Tony Smiths daughter Ella, where it had been placed by the col ored burglar as token of love and esteem. Carter came here and was SloEpllS aL IOlly iolllllIl COlolSd, Nho | resides at the north end of the lake, The other goods, it is believed have | been located and will be recovered. Chief Ingalls and his prisoner started for Middletown on the early evening train.
 Judge J. A. Martin and B. F. Loudon will start this morning for New York, where they will sail for Nova Scotia and other points of interest in the British provinces.
 Complaint was made yesterday by Mrs. Patrick Kehoe that her drunken husband had abused her and beaten her ten-year-old boy with a club and then cleared out. Selectman w. Burr Hall has temporarily provided for the keeping of Mrs. Kehoe and children and the case will be investigated l Town Clerk Martin was reported as more comfortable last evening.
 Miss Alice Strong of Boston was the guest yesterday of friends on Washing ton street.
 The Ramblers' Cycle club will hold its annual meeting this evening for the election of officers
 w. H. Newton is expected home this week from his western trip.
 The late Frank M. Bartholomew was insured for $1,000 In the N E. o. P.
 There is bad break in the sidewalk along H. F. Halls property on Quinni- piac street on Chittenden street.
 Captain La Barnes has issued orders ! for a practice shoot of the Second regi- ment team here Saturday afternoon. l Rev. D. G. Richardson officiated al l the wedding of Clifford K. Todd and Miss Elizabeth Todd last evening. MT and Mrs Todd started on the late train for New Jersey and other points of interest
 Mrs. James F. Stewart returned yes terday from Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Harriet Beaumont has returned from Asbury Park.
 Robert Morris started yesterday fol Chicago.
 W. l.. Ingraham, one of the popular members of the Ramblers' Cycle club is the proud father of bouncing boy that arrived yesterday morning Mother and child are doing well. MT and Mrs. Harry Mclean, who have been the guests of Judge Mclean started yesterday for their home il Michigan City, Ind.
 Mrs. Oliver P. Ames, who has beer visiting Mrs. A. J. Goodrich of Wash ington street, returned yesterday fol her home in Philadelphia.
 Mrs Elmer Wallace is visiting il Springfield
 MT and Mrs. Joseph l.. Shields start ed yesterday for Lake Linden, Micn