Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-16
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Brief Mention

Brief Mention.
 The elegant yacht of Caleb Maltby, Esq lies of City Point
 The raspberry yield is q failure, but th' blackberry crop is a success.
 The most popular restaurant in Meriden l: offered for sale in advertising columns
 Stephen Clark and James Dunn were ar rested last evening for breach of the peace.
 The Westville Congre gational church is closed for three Sundays commencing yester- day.
 Ex-Governor John S Phelps, of Nils souri, was in town Saturday and visited Dr, Car malt.
 The New Haven Yacht clubs cruise begins August 4. The New York Yacht club starts out the fame day.
 Commodore Billiards yacht, the Endeavor, is receiving alterations and repairs at Graves shipyard in Fair Haven
 A lady named Mrs Scofield died at the hospital yesterday of Bright's disease An Italian died there yesterday also
 Mir. EIlery Camp. the fancy goods mer- chant, and wife have gone to Middlebury to rusticate for couple of weeks.
 Mir. B. c. Lake talks of running an excur- sion beat to Charles Island one day soon for real estate sale to take place there.
 The monthly meeting of the Young Wom- ems Christian association will be held at the ome Monday, July 10th, at 3:3o p. m.
 Edward Gsffney, Meriden plumber, at t mpted 10 cut his throat Friday night while insane The wound made was not dangerous. Many friends will much regret to learn of nf ifo of nr T, Bissell, who is sinking fast at Woodbury, her old home.
 A band of music will give a concert in the Railroad Grove, Savin Rock, West Haven, Tuesday eveni g The skating rink will be lighted with electric light.
 The Salvation Army had B small crowd at their State House meeting last evening. It was raining at the time. They had good sized audience at their hall.
 John Adley, a colored man eighty three years of age, died at 56 Webster street Sat urday of hemorrhege. He was one of the old est colored residents of this city.
 The funeral of Daniel Reynolds, an old and weltknwn citizen, was attended yester- day at 3 p. ID. from his residence on George street The Red Knights attended in body. George Baraes, employed at Worthington's carriage shop in Ansonia, had his foreinger and thumb amputated Saturday at the first joint They were caught in a buzz saw.
 Young Welch, the seventeen year old tele. graph operator at Plainville, has been bound over for mauslaughter in having caused by his negligence the fatal railroad accident of last Monday.
 The public will regret to learn that Mr. Elias Pierpont, well-known as one of our most respected citizens, residing corner of Grace and Olive streets, is failing from the effects of a shock received recently.
 Rev. Mir. Worden, of Bridgeport, is expect ed to make an address at the Barnes reunion to be held August %, at High Rock Grove. It will be in continuation of his interesting address at last years Barnes reunion.
 The remains os Nicholas Finende, the Ital- ian who WAS drowned in Mill river, were buried in the town farm burial ground Satur day. An Italian infant who died in house on Union street was also buried there Satur- day.
 Superintendent Sanford of the almshouse has gSt his potato digger at work and on Sat urday he dug some very fine specimens of these excellent vegetables, which will be put upon the market to-day and every day as long they last.
 Among those present at the thirty-ninth annual session of the National division, Sons of Temperance, held at Ocean Grove last week, were George IS. Bill, William A. Lin coin, A. w. Weld, A. w. Holmes, R. P. Cowles. Charles F. Hart, Mrs. George l.. Sanford and Mir. and Mrs. Frank L. Grum- man.
 Sunday MOrntng,s Fire