Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-19
LOCAL NEVIS.
Brief Mention

Dr. Willard Wolcott, of Meriden, who ha been seriously i'll is, recovering
 Thomas Burns wasE arrested last evening for breach of the peace on Ann Candy.
 The United States Circuit court, Judge Wallace, opens in Hartford this forenoon.
 Sullivan and Slade and wives passed through here last evening cn their way to Boston.
 The reunion of the Second Artillery asso citation will be held at winsted on Saturday, September P.
 The Hartford City Medical society discuss ed on Monday evening "The Early Treat ment of Consumption"
 There are at present 217 men and 31 wom- en in jail, the largest number ever in the in- stitution at any ono time.
 Harvey CaswelI, aged 42, residing with his mother on South Main street, Middletown, had paraly tic attack on Monday morning.
 Perry Belmont and family passed through here last evening en route from Newport to York with their guests, the Earl and Countess of Roseberry, England.
 The design for the memorial window to be erected in St. Johns church, State street, to the memory of the late Rev. Mir. Tremaine, will be made by Chicago firm.
 Rev. J. G. Noble, pastor of the Main street Baptist church, Meriden, has been en- gagged to supply the YaIesville Baptist church in the afternoon of each Sabbath.
 A large fleet of vessels, bound east, lay at anchor inside the breakwater yesterday and many more were similarly detained inside the harbor owing to the northeast wind.
 Norwich apparently has another case of smallpox in house near the center of the city. The house has been isolated, though it is not admitted that the disease is certainly smallpox.
 This afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Court street synagogue Miss Annie Roseberg will be married to MT. Hahn. a young lawyer of New York city. At p. m. the reception will be held at Germsnia Hall.
 As mark of respect to the late Assistant Adiusant General Sweeney, the officers of the Governors staff will wear crape on the left arm and sword-hilt for thirty days. The adjutant generals office will be drsped in mourning for the same period.
 The vestry of Trinity church have passed resolutions thanking the corporation of Yale college for their courtesy in allowing the parishioners of Trinity to worship in Battell chapel while the church was undergoing re- pairs The resolutions will be handsomely engrossod.
 MT. Frederick H. Hotchkiss, only son of Mr. George Hotchkiss. residing at 264 Or ange street. and Miss Bessie s. Hall, daughter of the late L. W. Hall, will be united in mar riage this afternoon at the Church of the Redeemer For the reception over 600 invi- tations are issued.
 The Danbury Item says: Tn less than three hours after Addison Ganungs horse was stolen last Saturday morning, the riders of the Anti-Horse Thief association were out securing the country. This is the benefit of belonging to the association" AS it is not stated that the horse YVES recovered, the ad vantage of belonging to the association seems to be little dubious, after all.
 Governor Waller and staff leave this city on the o'clock train to attend the State fair; also ex-Governor Bigelow, Governor Jarvis of North Carolina and General Stonewall Jackson's family. They will be escorted from the Meriden House to the park in car- riages preceded by the band. At quarter before one Governor Waller will make a short address from the judges stand. General E. s. Greeley, of New Haven. will accom- pany the two governors on their visit.
 crowd of New York ropghs landed at Bridgeport from an excursion steamer, Sun day, but made no serious disturbance, though about 75 had been fighting on the boat, and Il were shut mp in the hold. While they were at Bridgeport young woman in the party leaped from a second story window to escape insult as she said, but escaped with l out serious injury. During the rush down | the gang plank on landing, two gold watches l were stolen. Saturday night two cases of highway rob ! bsry occurred in Ansonia. While Jacob Free. 1 man and wife and young man boarding | with them were returning home about 10:3O i o'clock the party were set by roughs, l knocked down and Freeman was robbed of a | gold watch and some money. The same | evening, s. s Williams, a machinist, was l knocked down in the street with slung- l shot and about SIP taken from his pockets l He was also kicked after being knocked | down. No arrests were made.