Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-27
LOCAL NEWS.
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 The correct amount bid by Matthew Kehoe for the Nash street sewer was $2,276.
 The Third Congregational church will pic nic at High Rock Grove Thursday, the 2Sth.
 There will be a strawberry festival to- night and tomorrow night at the Cedar Hill mission.
 The Chapel street tree boxes at the old Green and the town pump have been re- painted.
 The fair and festival by the ladies of the Howard avenue M. E. church will be contin- ued thls evening.
 Dr. Joseph A. Coogan, of Hartford, is ly- ing dangerously i'll with pneumonia at his home in Windsor Locks.
 There was no quorum of the Board of Public Works last evening and consequently no business was transacted.
 The wife of the Rev. R. D. Wynne, pastor of the Mount Calvary Baptist church, Norwich, died in New York city Monday.
 The county commissioners have revoked the license of Patrick Willis, who was tried before them few days ago for Sunday sell ing.
 The Board of Compensation heard parties last evening interested in the proposed ex- tension and widening of Brewery street, Long Wharf.
 A large safe made by the Yale Manufac- turing company was photographed yesterday by Major Moulthrop. The weight of the safe was four tons.
 The First Congregational church of Danbury has added $4Oo to the salary of it's pastor. Rev. James W. HubbeIl, making it $2, 800 and the free use of the parsonage.
 John Raunge. peddler, is under arrest in Waterbury, charged with stealing several thousand dollars worth of brass materials from the brass companies there.
 This morning at Il o'clock Judge Sanford will hold a special term of the Superior court solely for the purpose of admitting to the bar the graduates of the Law school.
 The two internal revenue districts in Con- necticut have been consolidated into one district, with Joseph Selden, of Norwich. collector of the present First district, as col Iector.
 This and tomorrow evenings the Howard avenue M. E. church will give a strawberry and ice cream festival, and they will no doubt receive liberal patronage from the public.
 Surveyors are at work establishing the lines for the new club house of the New Ha- ven Yacht club and appurtenances. The spile driver is in place and will commence work in few days.
 John Night was found running around the streets yesterday morning and laboring un- der the mental delusion that he was pursued by all the special constables in town. Officer Oollett took him to the lookup for safety.
 Colonel Carr Hine, one of the prominent men of New Milford died suddenly of apo plexy Sunday morning. He had been in his usual health during the week until Friday evening, when he was suddenly stricken with the disease.
 Deacon Cad Case died at Rootstown, Ohio, June 20, aged s7. He was native of Can- ton and the last of family of ten children of Silas and Mary Case. He was for several years in the employ of Collins & Co.,, and one of CollinsviIle's prominent citizens.
 The St. Aloysius society will make an ex- eursion to New York and Coney Island on the steamer Elm City Wednesday, August 8th. Colts band, of Hartford, will accom- pany the excursionists, and Thomas orches- tra of twelve pieces will furnish the music for dancing. Other attractions will be of- fered and all who go will be sure of good time.