Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-11
LUCAh NEW.


new passenger car mas just been turned
out of the Naugatuck company's car shops.
Richard t. Merwin, the builder, has been
selected to estimate the cost of rebuilding
Malleys store.
: A quantity of silverware was taken by
burglars from Ludwig Helman's house, Hart
ford, OH Thursday night.
"Fhe Value of Man" will be Rev. VIM. P.
Corbit's subject at the George street M. E.
church on Sunday evening.
Pembroke Lake, Bridgeport, will be stock
ed with German carp, to be furnished by the
Smithsonian Institute at Washington.
The society for the prevention of crime in
New Preston has inaugurated campaign
against the liquor dealers and lively times
are prevailing.
The bark Scud with sugar and 1nolasses
for L. W. & P. Armstrong arrived yesterday
morning from Ponce, Porto Rico. The trip
took fifteen days:
In the Superior Court in Hartford Thurs
day, Samuel Johnson, charged with theft,
was sentenced to the State prison for two
and half years.
George Colby, of New Haven, al ex-con.
ductor on the Shore Line road will succeed
the late baggage-master King on the New
York & Boston route
The United States lighthouse tender Put
nam, a small sidessteamer. was in the harboi
yesterday. She is on one of her regular trips
of inspection and supply.
At the meeting of the New Haven Teach.
.ass association this afternoon Secretary Day
will read paper on 'FHistory, and few
suggestions how to teach it,
Prof. Chittenden, S. S. S., has completed
the essential part of his analysis of portions
of the remains of Jennie Cramer, committed
to his charge few weeks ago. . -....
To morrow evening S. H. Bray, pastor OF
the East Congregational will speak on Intern.
perance, his subject being. ''The Bar" Seats
are free and cordial welcome extended tc
ALL
-Messrs. VIM. H. Fisk, broker and insur
ance manager, and Gottlieb Bauer, jewsler
both of Meridsn, contemplate trip to Ger
many, starting in few weeks to be gone
three months. ...'
About the first of June it is contemplated
to start train of one baggage and fou,
drawing room cars from the Grand. Contra
depot in New York at 5 p. m. and make tn
run to Boston in five hours.
Wooster Lodge No. 70, F. & A. M, ar
summoned to attend the funeral of: the late
VIM r. Harding. They meet at the Tenn
pie tomorrow at 1 p. M. Sister lodges ant
sojourning brethren are invited to attend.
There is Bible class every Sabbath after
meeting every Thursday evening ct eigh
o'clock at the Young Women's Christian asso
citation rooms. All interested are cordial,
invited >..
Engine No. SO, of the New York, New Ha
ven & Hartford railroad, which has been I'm
dergoing improvements and repairs in tn
shops for some time past, will be out mex
Thursday for trial 1t was one of the tastes
engines on the road.
The werk of dredging near New London
new wharf is completed. Four hundred tom
of boulders have been removed, the larges
weighing twenty-five tons. A diver has beer
employed for three days walking over thu
bottom to see that no distractions remain.
On Sunday evening Rev. G. E. Harris, Of
the st. John street M. E. church, will delive,
his next discourse on Judaism, the subject
being ''Ths harmony between the human
and divine natures of Jesus. " Those of the
Hebrew faith are especially invited to bt
nresent -, --.