Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Red raspberries are in the market
 A High Rock Grove engagement for 1884 has been made.
 St. Mary's T. A. B. society, of Middletown, visit Savin Rock on the 27th.
 There is some talk of 6 second excursion by the Odd Fellows Library association. The law prohibiting the shooting of quail, woodcock and cartridges is not off until Octo- Der 1.
 The Land League receipts received by the Rev. Father Walsh from June 24 to July l were $7S5.34.
 A horse belonging to Peck & Bishop fell overheard at Heaton's wharf Saturday, and was with difficulty rescued.
 MT. s. N. Rand. of Philadelphia, has been engaged to make life-size crayon portrait of the late Lieut. Col. Bacon.
 A game of base ball between nine com posed of lawyers and the newspaper nine is expected to come off this week. / Team owners and users are urgently desir- ous that watering trough be placed on Beach street, West Haven shore.
 The Hartford male chorus, which picnicked at Savin Rock the past two or three summers, go to Osprey Beach on their excursion to- day.
 valuable horse owned by Forest & Dick erman was so badly injured by an accident Saturday that it's recovery was considered doubtful.
 The roof of the East Congregational church, Humphrey street, is on, and worship it is now expected will commence in the church as early as November.
 Governor Bigelow, wife and son, of New Haven, and the Rev. Dr. E. P. Parker and c. H. Northam, of Hartford, will sail for Flu. rope next Wednesday.
 The yacht Prospero of the New York Yacht club, Captain Frank W. Hinman. left Satur day for the Vineyard, and will visit other watering places on the route.
 The week of warm weather just closed has just been productive of shekels for the shore resorts, ice cream saloons and soda fountains, and the ice men are kept very busy.
 It is stated that the total expenses of the Malley trial to Edward and James Malley, the fathers of the boys, figure up about SIS, s,oOO. Walter Malley is busy assisting in his fathers business
 The State Pharmacy commission meets in this city on the 18th inst to consider twenty five applications. After this year no original license ca n be issued except upon satisfactory examination.
 > Does and Edgewoods played the sec- game of their series at Hamilton Park Saturday. Two or three hundred spectators cessful-score to 3.
 A stone WAS thrown through plate glass window in E. Arnold & Co.'s store at the corner of Grown street and State, Saturday morning, and the window will have to be re placed by another. The glass originally cost $125
 Howard M. Somers and family, of Balti more, Md, are visiting friends in this city MT. Somers is secretary of the Wm. L. Ellis < Co.,, oyster and fruit packers, of Baltimore and is son of Captain I'M. Somers former Y of Fair Haven, who is the head of the Ellis < Go. house.
 The handsome new block on Portse street built by the heirs of the G. F. Warne estate is completed. One of the houses ha just been taken by ex Councilman Watrous of Middletown, who takes 8 position in th service of the Consolidated railroad here, an, others are occupied.
 Cohn Mackenzie. counsellor of the Scottisl Union National Insurance company, wh sailed recently from Hartford, Ct., with Hartford man, MT. M. Bennett, died at Liver pool Saturday. He was prominent citize of Edinburgh. He had a $5, 900 policy in tn Travellers Accident company.
 The Roberti House, l2s Chapel street, co, ner of Brewery street, has been purchased b the Young Women's Christian association fo $2o,OoO from Luigi Roberti and will be use as home for young women. It is three story brick house. The first floor can be de voted to library, class and evening gatherings and the two stories above will furnish pleas ant apartments for the boarders
 The Curates' Retreat.
 This week the curates of the Catholi