Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-08-05

Richard Powers was arrested last evening 3
FOR stealing wall bracket from man named Il
Davis, who makes them.
James Kelly was arrested for stealing a ! t
gold chain worth S.. 1t
William Daley was brought in a charge
of breach of the peace a woman in Grand
street. He was drunk and used filthy Ian
guage toward the woman.
Accidents.
Thomas Dermody, while at work on a
house on Bridge street, Birmingham, Thurs
day, was severely hurt by the falling of
beam.
Yesterday afternoon brakeman named
Cornelius eastman, of Berlin, at work in the
New York freight yard, had his left leg near
the ankle broken in trying to jump upon the |
switch engine.
Boytsh Freak.
On Thursday two boys, both IA years old, |
one a son of General Harmon, the other |
son of Mr.. Norton, the clothier, started off on
little tour their own hook, and fetched
zp at Bridgeport. Their parents not know
| ing their whereabouts notified the authorities
here. and telegram sent to Bridgeport
brought the desired information, and the
| boys were returned yesterday, much to the
| relief of their parents.
| summer Notes.
| Senator JONES' of Louisiana, is coming
| Connecticut ward Congress adj
| iourns His wife has been for some time at
Fishers Island, and he will join her there.
The west end of the island has number of
pleasant new cottages, commanding noble
l vii he xuif oil re of and
lessly passing sails. large and pleasant
restaurant and dining room has been built
for the accommodation of the families in the
| cottages.
Excursions.
| To day the steamer Elm City will make her
| regular excursion to Osprey Beach, leaving
Belle Dock at o'clock a. m. sharp. 1t will
| be splendid family trip. This evening the
s'Elm'' will make her regular excursion to
| Coney Island and Rockaway Beach, stopping
| at Thirty fourth and Twenty. third streets.
She will return on Sunday evening, leaving
Peck Slip at 1870 o'clock This gives ex-
oursionists all day at the island or beach. and
the fare for the round trip, including railroad
| fare, is only $1.75. The fare to Osprey Beach
| and return is only IS cents.
| Inc Bapt1SG SUNDAY ScQOOl OF bran1OrQ
picnicked at Branford Point Grove on
Thursday. They went down in private con-
veyanoes and the band wagon. The party
was increased by arrivals in sailboats.
| Bought for Use Boat House-The Old
Davenport Chapel.
Merrill White, the boat man, has bought
the chapel on Chapel street opposite Kean q
Lines carriage mandatory, and will move
it down Wallace street to the harbor for use
| as boat house. The chapel formerly stood
on Wallace street, near where the Dudley
school was, and was erected there about
twenty years ago or more, and used as
union mission chapel. Sunday school was
held there principally for children who did
not go to other Sunday schools. number
| of young gentlemen, and ladies' many of
whom worshiped at Center church, con-
Quoted the school. DR.. Francis Bacon was at
one time superintendent of the school, and
Joseph Cook, the thunderer from the lecture
forum, occasionally made brilliant addresses
to the children, and many others now of
note in different walks of life. The school
was exceeding useful and well attended for
several years. Mr.. Edwin Marble owned the
building, and contributed literally to the
schools support. The chapel has stood in
its present location for ten or fifteen years.
and has of late been occupied by Good
Samaritans for their meetings.
The smaIlpox-Tne FEELING in Water
| bury.
| The old members of Waterbury's board
Of health committee have resigned and the
board have appointed new members in their
stead. The american, now reports decisive
action regarding the smallpox situation. -
Mr. Kendrick at the meeting offered the fol-
lowing:
there is mach public anxiety account thereof. and
whereas there is q seeming want of harm ny among
the members of the sub committee of this board of
| health, which impairs its efficiency, and whereas
there to be a want of public Conscience in the
present sub committee, deem it wise and prudent
60 request the resignation of said subcommittee
Resolved. That we request the resignation of said
| sub committee
The meeting was a spicy one and inefn-
cheney was strongly limited at somewhere.
The Couaa7at says: ''When you meet any
body on the street wearing solemn express
sion and an odor of camphor, you will make
no mistake in stopping the party and asking
| him how the smallpox scare in Waterbury is
getting along. The Board of Health of that
village has recommended camphor as a pre-
ventive, and moths and strangers are taking
| to the woods"
Grand Lodge of Harugari.
:, The annual session of the Grand Lodge OF
, Harugari of Connecticut was held in Bridge.
port yesterday. The various lodges of the