Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Brown, Bolton & Co.'S establishment will be closed to-day for inventory.
 AAolph Steadtler, proprietor of Steadtler's Park. Bridgeport, is seriously ill. 7 Mithra Lodge, D. of R., of Bridgeport, picnic at High Rock Grove August 2.
 Rev. 0. Ray Palmer. of the North church, Bridgeport, and family started Thursday for Vermont.
 The St. Mary's T. A. B. society, Bridge port, will hold it's annual picnic at Parlor Rock August 12.
 A team belonging to Edward Buckingham. of Bethany, was stolen from Savin Rock on Wednesday night.
 John P. King, who took laudanum at the shop where he works on Wednesday, was pronounced out of danger yesterday.
 The valuable chestnut mare owned by Mir. Frisbie. of Frisbie i Hart, is dangerously sick and has been sent into the country.
 Bessie, daughter of Rev. John Pegg, is stopping in Danbury with her parents. Her husband is in Colorado for his health, which is quite poor.
 A dog mad or suffering from the heat alarmed passers by on West Chapel street Wednesday and was finally shot in Dr. Miller's cellar, where it had taken refuge.
 The death warrant for Chip Smith is ready and will be delivered soon. When it arrives in the sheriff's hands he will institute the death watch for the unfortunate criminal.
 MT. J. Murray Fairchild was seized by a horse Wednesday in front of his house and badly shaken and bruised He was batting froot;o,,c baosf xubar, seized Ha will he out in a day or two.
 The Railroad Commissioners will have 8 Sssaring at Putnam to day to consider the ap- plice.ian of the selectmen for the establish lishment of flag stations and gates at the diff ferent railroad crossings of the town.
 The horses of the West Haven Horse Rail- road company are refreshed on their trips by having their heads wet and their mouths sponged out with cool water also by means of wet sponge fastened to the top of their heads
 Tickets for the Whitney avenue horse rail- road are not good unless stamped. A large number of unstamped tickets were stolen probably by boys, from the burned building on Center street after the fire and some have been offered by boys for sale.
 Mrs. Charles Botsford, Of Newtown. Ds sented her husband with-a d handsome girl -z--~eess -H ednesday morning. Mir. and Mrs. Botsford have each passed their fftieth year They have been married some twenty five or thirty years and this is their first child.
 The light at Whale Rock will very prob ably be illuminated on or about August 15 The work on the same has been pushed ahead very fast. Mir. Bodge, the first assistant keeper at the southeast lighthouse on Block Island, has been appointed keeper at Whale Rock.
 Resolutions in honor of the memory of the late Lieutenant Colonel Bacon have been adopted by the officers of the Second regi ment. They will be engrossed and framed and hung upon the armory walls, and 8 framed and engrossed copy will be forwarded to the widow of the deceased officer.
 One of the City of Lawrence excursionists threw stone through the window of Smiths market on Long wharf yesterday afternoon on being told that he could get no drink there, and returning later fell through the window. He was badly cut by the broken glass and was carried on board the boat bleeding and half insensible from the effects of liquor and his injuries