The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-18
wAAAINGF0RD NEWS.


 
 Samuel Bressler and N. Galowitz, who for the past three months have conducted dry goods store in Aus tins block on Center street, were arr rested by Officer Reilly about 12 o'clock Sunday night and yesterday morning were brought before Judge Judd and charged with ill-treatment of Jes- sic Vineoore, the fifteen year old daughter of Mrs. Vinecore, who lives up near the rubber shop. It Is claimed that the crime was committed in the accused's store on Friday afternoon come there to make some purchases. It is said that some of the Ramblers', who were in their club room over the store, heard cry like young person coming from the store on the afternoon in question, ,andwent down and tried the door, but 1t was locked and later saw the young girl come out of the store. The two men have slept Tn the store, and Sunday, during the day and until late at night Officer Reilly assisted by several of the Ramblers, were on the lookout for the two men, and about Il o'clock they came into the store, which was soon after surrounded by the officer and his assistants. Officer Reilly and Clarence Fairbanks went to the back door and demanded admission, but without success and the door was push ed in and the two rushed into the store. Reilly seized one of the inmates, who was attempting to escape and the other dashed by the officer and brought up in Fairbanks' arms, who gave him a grip that was retained until the two men were landed in the lookup. In the court both pleaded not guilty, and the cases were continued until 3 o'clock this morning to give the prisoners a chance to procure counsel. The bonds were placed at $1,000 for Bressier and $500 for Galowitz. At o'clock last evening the two men were still in the lookup, not having procured bondsmen. The ac- cused are both Russian Jews and came here 1t was said from New York. Yes- terday afternoon Dr. Russell examined the young girl and found evidence that a serious assault had been committed. Mrs. Vinecore, the mother of the girl, lives with w. H. Mallory as house. keeper.
 Samuel Jenkins horse had a lively runaway yesterday afternoon. The animal was under the shed back of the | market on Cherry street and took a mo- | tion to start out for itself and did so. l In turning around under the shed the ! wagon was upset, and the horse after some serious kicking cleared itself and started with portion of the shafts l hanging alongside Everybody made room for the runaway, who stopped when it got tired and and was brought back. home.
 Charles Kennedy, aged fifteen years a son of the late James A. Kennedy of South Colony street, died late Sunday night after short illness with appen- l dicitis. An operation was performed \ Saturday by Dr. Russell of New Ha- ven, pr. J. T. Kennedy of Norwalk, and Dr. w. P. Wilson of this place, but 1 the patient never rallied and died late in the evening. The funeral will be from Holy Trinity church at 9 o'clock l Wednesday morning.
 ! Miss Maud Miller of New Haven was l the guest over Sunday of Miss Maude Hall of Whittlesey avenue.
 The New Ravens will play polo here Saturday evening.
 1 The Wallingfords have now two vic tories credited to them as the league Off, ficials have given them the game that the Hartfords failed to play here one Monday evening when they were sched- uled to do so.
 Manager Wilkinson has booked "The Octoroons" for Tuesday evening Janu- ary 25.
 Nicholas Downey and Miss Nellie Gal ligan will be married at an early date. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wires of Rock port, Mass, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. D. P. Knight of North Main street.
 A marriage license was issued yester- day to Dr. Joseph H. Aichambeault of St. Gabriel De Brandon, Canada, and Miss Ozine Magnan of this town.
 The directors of the First National bank met yesterday morning and elect ed as officers: w. J. Leavenworth, president; l.. M. Hubbard, vice presi- dent; W. J. Leavenworth and R. H. Cowles auditors; F. M. Cowles, teller; J. N. Platt, clerk.
 Yesterdays real estate transfer was F. c. Allen to Mrs Louise D. Smith, BOX l70 feet on Whittlesey street.
 wallingford lodge, N E. O. P, will install officers Thursday evening. The officers of the grand lodge are expected to be present.
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