New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
ALONG THE SOUND.

GRrFxwIcu-A dramatic entertainment was
gwen on tuesday night at Rays Hall by number
York.
MrANUs.-Many Italians at work on the New
York and Connecticut Railroad are quaTteTed IN
Isaac Wiliiamss building aud IN james tl!zroy
house They pay 81 each a month rent, take a
sleaf of straw for bed, and with stove do then
housekeeping. Their pay is II 10 per day
BEtDGEPoRT.-Tbe HOusatonic Valley Milk Pro-
ducerS Association has organized 1or ehecIlVe
work and adopted the following resolution; Inc
subscribers agree TO adopt any measures looking TO
cooperation with the various ass0clat0ns OF nllk
producers on other railways sending milk TO New,
York, 10 secure an honest price for honest milk"
committee was appointed to Obtain members
nj the different stations on the HouSatonlc road
A fair for the benefit of the Roman CathOiic
Church Of the Sacred Heart netted ~, 3,oOO-. All
the Irish societies will meet to morrow afternoon at
Emmett Hall. to make arrangements for celeDrat-
marked dimnutiOn in the number OF staT-hsh. AZ
one time there was danger OF heir destroying the
oyster-beds Many telegraph and Telephone
wires were broken on Thursday by the heavy ial
of snow ..... The action of the Superior Court IN
sentencing tramps to state prison has perceptlhY
diminished the number of that class. at aineet-
ing of the Fairfield West Consolation papers were
read by the Rev. H. {. Hayden d. d. secretary OF the
American Board Of Foreign Missions, and by the Rev.
H. G. Woodruff, of Black Rock. The severe
gales prevented the arrivals aud departures OF
vessels yesterday, the first instance OF the kind IN
many mont hs..... The annual dinner OF the Board
of Trade was held at the Atlantic House last night
Major David NJ. Read presided. Letters of regret
were read from Governor Waller ana George H.
Watrous president Of the Consolidated road.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
IIonsatonic Railroad Company was held here yes
terCay The directors elected were: William H..
BarnTm Lime Rock Edward Leavitt David ).
Draper John Il. Peck, New-lork a. Is. Mygatt,
New-Mlford w. L. Downs, Birmingham; Horace
Nichols William ID. Charles X. Ayerill, Bridge
port Messrs. Barnum, Draper and Averlil were
elected president, vIce-presIdent and secretarY.-
Miss Maria PaTloa will mceter class this afternoon.
SoUTH NoRwALK.-OttO 0pts q cigarmaker, who
fell through the bridge of the Danbury and Nor
walk Railroad extension near Wilson Point on
Wednesday night. was seriously injured. -. h(
Setiael thinks that the action of Governor Waller
and Senator HYATT in the Bank COmmissI0nershlp
has demoralZed the Democratic party and that
Uyatts district is irretIieyably lost Statistics
show that the value of the annual hat product
here is nearly 81 100000
rAMFoRD.-WIlliam L. Skiddy is to succeed Gen.
eral f. A. Marden as cOmmisSary on Governor
Walters staff .. The new Presbyterian Church.
which cost $75 COO will be dedicated on next sun
day. The Rev. r. +. IL. Vail is pastor. An organ
built by Boston firm and costing $4,000 has been
presented by Mrs. George Elder aud her two daugh-
ters Two fine memorial windows, each costing
81 800 have, been erected. At the exercises last
night George Elder, age eghty-fOur and Alexander
Minle age eighty, who were elected elders oi the
church thiTty-one years ago, were present
STRAIFoRD.-Free instruction in chemistry Is tC
be given at the Congregational Parsonage by Pro-
fessor Woodn of the Bridgeport Scientific Society
- Tie New Haven Railroad brioge over the
UousatOnc River is 10 be replaced with one OF
wrought IRON TO cost 100000.