Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Ice formed during Tuesday night.
 The High school examinations closed yes terday with total of 22O applicants.
 The Grand Division, Sons of Temperance meets in Meriden this morning at 10 o'clock
 The Memorial day entertainment takes place at Peck's Grand Opera House, May 23d.
 Judge Wm. B. Stoddard and family, of this city, have removed to their summer residence in Milford.
 Henry C. Merwin Post at it's meeting last evening enlisted five new members, and is constantly increasing.
 Mir. P. P. Avery has sold his residence on Wooster street, near Chesnut, to Mir. Dement, contractor ut Sargent's.
 The Burns Point property, Milford, has been sold to Messrs. Royal NJ. and Theo- Bassett, of Birmingham.
 Smith $ Johnson, livery stable proprietors of Ansonia, lost valuable horse by pneu- monia yesterday morning.
 An Intelligent weather prophet in the city predicts about week of clear weather, con- mencipg yesterday morning.
 The Lamberton street bridge over the Con- solidated railroad tracks will be open to the public probably next Monday.
 Janitor Warren, of the court house, was very feeble yesterday and forbidden to talk by his hysician. His abscess now discharges in tho throat.
 The wooden wedding of MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Canada, of Westville, was high ly pleasant occasion, enjoyed by large gath ering of friends. There was a host of gifts.
 Rev. Mr. Samson, of the Calvary Baptist church, gave the last of the course of.famil- jar talks at the Association hall last evening His subject was something new, being upon the Druids.
 The birthday of Miss Kittie J. Gallagher, daughter of the late Dr. Charles A. Galla- gher, was finely celebrated by party of her friends at her residence, 81 Olive street, Tuesday evening.
 If wholesale and retail dealers in tobacco and liquor do not take out their United States license by May l, they will not only be liable to prosecution but the fee will be in creased fifty per cent
 At meeting of the executive committee of the Woodbridge and Bethany Agricultural society recently held, it was voted to hold the next fair the first Wednesday and Tn urs day in October, 1883.
 Wooster Lodge,F. & A. M, exemplifed the third degree work last evening. District Deputy Grand Master D. L. Durand, of Wa terbury, paid the lodge his first official visit. A collation. followed the evenings business.
 An eleven pound boy baby with eight f ront teeth as born at the almshouse, Tuesday night to Mrs. Rosanna DeFreese, a widow woman whose husband died about four months ago from injuries received by the cars.
 A New Haven insurance man noticing an item in the COURIER recently regarding men who carry heavy life insurance cites the case estate of s, 900, GOO and had $500, 900 life in surance.
 fine specimen of trout was on exhibition in the window at David Cowell's restaurant on State street last evening. According to the card upon them they were caught by MT. Fl. L. Bradley, of the well-known firm of Hemingway & Bradley. They were beauties. The old vault of the To wnsend bank in the banking house of W. T. Hatch & Sons, cor ner of Chapel and Orange streets, is being removed to Thomson < Co.'s safe house. It is necessary to take out portion of the side of the building to get it out. A big thing with little in it.
 The Harlem River freight train ran into the passenger depot at Southington yester day morning at o'clock. A loaded car jumped the track caused by truck break ing. The depot was considerably damaged, also the track, and three cars. A wrecking train went up from this city.
 It is well understood among members of Trinity church that Rev. Dr. Harwood will resign the rectorship during the year, the resignation to take effect next Easter. He will continue his residence in this city, it is thought, and devote himself to literary work. He has been rector of Trinity about 25 years