Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention
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 Anniversary exercises will be held at the new Lebanon Mission chapel next Sunday afternoon.
 Sergeant Lent Bishop was able to visit the police efice yesterday and in few days ex' poets to return to duty.
 Everitt Collin, g years of age a brake man living in Putnam, had his arm crushed between cars at Hartford Sunday.
 To-day will take place the spring parade of Company of the Fifth battalion. The Blues and Light Grard parade Friday.
 The City Guard engaged in rifle practice at Cedar Hill range yesterday morning and In drilling at the upper end of Orange street.
 The beautiful residence at Seaside park, Bridgeport, lately owned by MT. E. l.. Gay- lord, has been purchased by MT. Abraham Frake.
 A convention of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians of the State will be held at Mid dletown May 29. One hundred and fifty delegates are expected to attend.
 Miss Rose Cannon, daughter of James Can non, merchant on Hamilton street, and John F. Moore, of Bolton & Neely's, will be mar ried this morning at St Patrick's church.
 The directors of the Fairfield County Agri- cultural society have called for the fifty per cent. due on stock issued on which ten dol lars only per share has been paid in.
 General George B. Mcclellan visited Mid- dletown Saturday as the guest of Senator AIsop. He attended divine service at the uoI- ipik md iT1f ho noon visited Indian Hill cemetery.
 The Security of this city held $1,4O0 in surance on the Arcade block, burned in Os- weeo, N. Y, Sunday. The Orient of Hart ford held $2, GOO, the Phoenix of Hartford $1 ,5OO and the Connecticut $2,OoO.
 The Julia A. Tate a New Haven schooner. was wrecked in fog eff Point Judith last Sat urday. The crew were saved. The ves- seI was bound from Brooklyn to Boston loaded with pig iron and haywood. She was in command of Captain Murray.
 One hundred and fifty invitations have been issued for reception to be held at the resi- dence of Charles B. Booth in Birmingham next Friday night. Many New Haven peo- ole are to be present. The caterer will be G. s. Barkentin of this city.
 barn in WalIingford, located on lower Elm street, was burned at 12 o'clock Sunday night. The building was owned Uy John A. Cook. The firemen responded promptly, but were unable to save the structure. Loss about $2, ,OOO; covered by insurance
 Quite large number of New Haven ladies will attend the annual meeting of the New Haven branch of the Woman's Board of Mis- sions, which will be held in Bridgeport at the North Congregational church to-day at 10 o'clock a. m., and at p. m.
 The funeral of the late Conductor Heze- kiah Mckinney takes place this morning at II o'clock at the St. John street M. E. church. Many members of the Masonic fra ternity and railroad friends will attend and there will be large attendance.
 A son. seventeen years old, of Josiah Corn wall, of Milford, while playing with pistol last Saturday shot himself in the hand. The ball passed into the wrist and was taken out at the back of the wrist, three or four inches from where it entered. The wound is con- sidered dangerous enc.
 Ex-Governor IngersolI, c. E. Mitchell, Senator Platt and Judge Chamberlain appear R6 COuQS6l ID tue CHSo OI hO&eES N DEOS Ot Waterbury, vs. 0. Rogers and brothers, which is being heard before the Supreme court at Hartford. The arguments were be- ! gun yesterday. The case was tried in this 1 oity before the Superior court. Ex-Insurance Commissioner John w. ! Stedman, of Hartford, received the sad news l yesterday of the death of his brother, Nathan | R. Stedman, at Aurora, Ind. Deceased died l of an internal injury caused by being thrown | from his carriage some years ago. He was formerly in the foundry and machine busi- | ness at Hartford. He leaves 8 wife and | eleven children. Rev. MT. Crockett, assistant to MT. Lines I at St. Paul's church, concludes his labors | here about the first of June. MT. O. c. l Camp, who comes to take his place, will be | ordained June 4th st Middletown. MT. | Camp after leaving Yale was tutor in an Episcopal college at Faribault, Minnesota. From there he came to Yale again where he was tutor in Greek for two years Since then he has been preparing for the ministry in