Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-05


 Mrs. Dr. Robinson and Mrs. l.. E. Doolit- tie have gone to Augusta, Ga.
 Henry St. John, formerly of the firm of Camp & St. John, in this city, is located in Hartford.
 William B. Catlin, jr., is very much i'm proved and expects to be able to be out this week.
 Rev. MT. Houghton, of this city, preached for the New Britain Universalists Sunday
 F. J. Hart, for about ten years past man. ager of the Moseley restaurant in the railroad depot in this city, concludes his services there this week. He takes the restaurant at Read ing, Pa, which he has leased for term of years. He was in Philadelphia Saturday ar- ranging to Fput the restaurant in first-class order. At the '.Forefathers' day" celebra- ton at Davenport church he will make the address of the evening. Mir. Hart has been very active and useful in promoting the social, literary and other interests of the Da. venport church, and will be parted with with much regret by the Davenport people and wished all success by the public generally.
 The Hon. Curtis Bacon, of Middletown, who had 8 slight stroke of paralysis last We'd nesday, is little improved and it is thought he will recover. 5' 2
 Frank Fl. Truesdell, Washington agent of the United Press association, won the elegant mahogany desk offered at the Garfield fair in Washington for the most popular newspaper man in that city.
 Another Democratic ticket is nominated In the Seventh ward For Alderman. Frank D. olal, Tz1S- Michael Naughton, William Cannon.
 Hon. o. V. Coffin, wife and son leave to- day for Florida to spend the winter there. Rev. W. H. Randall, of Thompsonville, has been called to Saxton's River, Vt.
 Rev. Charles Symington, of Sufield, has accepted call to the Congregational church at Litchtield. s.-.
 James Saunders, the most injured of the Suffield explosion victims, is dead, after en- during great suffering. .=--. Lewis F. Baldwin, of Milford, is convales- cent after severe illness. Mir. George l.. Tibbals is i'll with lung fever, and Mir. Josiah Hine with lung fever. Charles Hough, of Hartford, was thrown from his carriage Saturday night and so se- riously injured that he died next day. . The Rev. Mir. Tremaine was 8 nephew ot Mir. O. I. Tremaine of the ScovilIe House Waterbury.
 It is generally believed that Mir. J. D. Yer meule, of New York, will succeed to the va cancy caused by President Alierton's death in the Goodyear Rubber Manufacturing compa. ny at Naugatuok. MT. Vermeule is at pres ent vice president and treasurer of the com pany. 1 Rollin Curtiss shot deer a few miles north of Plymouth a few days ago; weight 12s pounds dressed.
 D. B. Wheeler. of West Haven, went on a shooting expedition to Southbury last week and returned with 31 quail and 13 partridges W. M. Pearl for the past seven years edi- tor of the Iroyelers Record in Hartford, re- tires to become pastor of the Catholic Apos | tolic church in Enfield.
 Frank S. Andrew, the Democratic candi- date for Mayor of New Haven, is a native of Naugatuck and an old schoolmate of ex-May. or H. Wales Lines. s..5@ass@ #.-5 .. Much satisfaction is expressed by many Seventh ward Democrats over the nomination of Mir, Wm. J. Bradley for Alderman. He is evidently popular man with many friends.