Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-21
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 The Sea View House, West Haven, is now supplied with water from the city.
 Work on the extension of the Broadway street car line is progressing quite rapidly.
 Ezekiel H. Trowbridge, Esq is. much i'm proved in health and will shortly visit sum. nor resort
 Three catch basins are being put in at the head of Wall street in order to provide prop CT drainage
 The St AloJsi society will give one o1 their popular excursions August 8th to New York and ConeS Island.
 There was TO material change in the con dition of Connolly, the victim of the South ington vitriol throwing, last evening.
 Commissioners for the estate of the late S. Arthur Marsden have been appointed. They are J. D. Payne and Hobart l.. Hotchkiss.
 The county commissioners yesterday grant ed liquor licenses to Lewis Horne, 555 State street, and to O. P. Hennyson, 83 Portsea street
 Conrad Lepper, the German who shot him. self in this city the other day, was not a member of Humboldt lodge, I. O. O. F., as was stated at the time of his death.
 large temperance excursion party from Waterbury has made arrangements for a shore dinner at Howes' Railroad Waiting Rooms at Savin Rock, August 11th.
 Captain Sheridan of the police force broke ground this week for new house on Cottage street adjoining his residence and next to the one he recently built. When completed it will be for rent.
 There will be trotting and pacing races at Hickory Park in Bristol this afternoon. There arc seven entries. in the trotting class and five in the pacing.
 Lawrence J. Carmalt, son of Dr. Carmalt, of this city, and Eugene Lucas, of Birming- ham, are tho successful candidates selected to be educated at West Point.
 The coroner's decision in the Bronson case in Waterbury will be rendered to-day. The general opinion is that the finding will be against the mother acd son at least.
 MT. P. T. Barnum was at the White Noun tains last week and one day went up the in friend: 'I am at the top of Mount Wash inetou It is the second greatsst show on earth
 The Methodist church Sunday school of Newark. N. J, visited Bridgeport yesterday, coming on the steamer General SedgWtck. The boat landed at the foot of State street at 3 o'clock and the picnickers had an hour 1n which to inspect the c'ty.
 Considerable opposition is aroused in the Eighth ward to the transfer of steamer to No. As house and the substitution of No. at 8's house. Several of the large manufac- turers in that section are among those who oppose it. It is understood that the steamer vpsu will remain in their present location.
 MT. Gserles G. Stone. of Hartford, has charge of the wUaH- of issuing a new directory of all the subscribers o1 the Southern New England Telephone company. There have been so many recent additions to tlA-com- pany that new directory is much needed. This work will be complete and correct.
 A young man employed as carpenter by Mir. George Turney, while at work on the new building in process of erection at the lumber yard of Granniss & Hurd, on Housa- tonic avenue, Bridgeport, yesterday, fell from a scaffolding to the ground below, distance of about twenty feet, striking his back and one shoulder upon the sharp edge of plank. He was removed in the police van to his home. He will be at work again in few days, the doctors think.