Branford Gleaner Contract Change and Delivery Instructions
Starting September 24, 1879 all contracts with the Branford Gleaner must be through W. B. Hopson. Debts prior to that date should be settled with Hopson. The office will move to Smith's building on Main Street next to A. J. Smith's warehouse. Subscribers missing issues should seek resolution by following steps with the clerk Crouch and the post office will hold extra copies for distribution.
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Branford town clock sparks debate and salary clash
Henry H. Stedman resigns as town treasurer amid pay scale vote for town officers. The town adopts a resolution setting salaries and contemplates appealing the decision at an adjourned meeting. The narrative then shifts to commentary on the town clock and Guilford Savings Bank. In Madison, the Mary E Stannard murder case involving Rev. Hayden unfolds with a nine day trial and multiple delays.
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Selectmen
Stedman
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Depositors Counts by Balance Bracket
A fragment lists depositor counts by balance ranges with totals. Brackets show 560 or less, 500 to 1,000, and 1,000 to 2,000 with sums 988,404.85 40,881.65 and 22,275.62 respectively. The text appears from a financial table or report.
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Teetee
Jurors Question Fatigue as Hayden Case Moves Forward
A citizen may face juror service with questions about attendance and impact on work. The Hayden case grand jury reported a true bill for murder by arsenic and knife or arsenic and stone. After 12 jurors were rejected, 6 of 36 examined Tuesday were accepted for petit juror service.
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Waller
Jones
Mary Stannard
Hayden
Harrison
New Haven
Byxbee
Potter
A. D. Osborne
Mary E. Hayden
Mary E. Standard
Mary E. Stannard
Connecticut
Watrous
Arsepic
Park
Park and
Sanford
Herbert H Hayden
Nolle
Hovey
Court House
Patent Office week ending October 7 1879 Connecticut
United States Patent Office notices for the week ending October 7 1879 list Connecticut filings. Names include John E. Earle as solicitor, Henry I. Fiske assigning half rights to Allen Fisk of Portland Maine for clock striking movements, David B. Woolson for surface gauges, Israel F. Brown assigning to Brown Cotton Gin Company for cotton gin feeders, Jeremiah S. Corbon for spring vehicle, and Decatur Marden with half rights assigned to W. W. Messer of New York for mops.
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Connecticut
John E. Earle
Patents
New Haven
Henry I. Fiske
Waterville
Allen Fisk
Portland Maine
David B. Woolson
Israel F. Brown
New London
Brown Cotton Gin Company
Jeremiah S. Corbon
Plainville
Spring
Decatur Marden
W. W. Messer
New York
State News: Thief Steals $1000 From Norwalk Man’s Trunk
Patrick White of Norwalk mourns the loss of $1000 taken from his trunk by a thief. Other notes include the Ross-Riley boat race likely canceled for lack of $200 in Norwich, a Norwich slander case ending in a woman’s lash with a horsewhip, and various regional incidents and business updates.
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Norwalk
Thames
Norwich
Codfish Industry Advances From Harbor Hatcheries to Hatchery Battle
A Boston plan to prepare codfish with potatoes for fish balls at breakfast spurs large female worker teams in Gloucester. The Fish Commission released millions of young cod, built The Fish Hawk vessel, and expanded shad spawn and rockfish programs. Cod eggs show surface-floating tendencies. survival rose from one in a thousand to about nine in a thousand with new methods. In South Carolina artificial Striped Bass hatching reached 5 million. Norway’s Lars links coast absence to stormy spawning. American cod spawning grounds lie in the Bay of Fundy.
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