Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-11
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 Miss Lifiie Gum intends to leave town th1s week for trip to Washington Territcr5, where ala will Tasa snS ss last Sunday afternoon in tss Firut church discontinue the atssrnoon pre.cninz ser vice in the evening inssesd of the prayer meeting
 The continu&d dry weather thteatensss seriOns re- unIess thers is rssu Soon feasT T.fzz'
 Rev J. A. BIdd'e's letter of than1s to his friends in the First church who 50 kindly sent him purse of s2se recently was read in church last Sunday by
 D:na issrshoiouneyv, of Ansonia. was the guest of Dr. O. F. Boutwell, last Sunday. ~ 5sas ss5s sraot
 Dr. Bray has made recent change of resldsnce- His sign now appearS on the Train place sw1tn Dr.
 Miss Addie Smith returned lsss week from .
 Wrn Ford has returned homo for the summer Vaca- ton, having been eneassd in tsachilg:
 the postoes block, and will be glad ef the pub Ir A. Clark, pregfdsns of ts Natis1nl Optical company, Is away on business trfpto Ohio. 2 Childrena day win be observed in the Methcdist church will be decorated with doYsrs and q ceneert will be given in tho evening. Mrs Martin spent last weak in sWsstheld, Mass vi9h her sister. Mrs. L. D. Kemp. - .. One hundred and twenty excursion ticksts were sold at the depot last week TusadAy for Barnnnaf
 asOrge H. Osborne is this week engaged in sEadips of the grounds around MT. Tingues cottage at Burns Point, also Mir. James Tibbalrs grounds on the Bridgeport turnpike. s!s 2aE and is ready to receive and answer calls. has MT. Rood, proprietor of the Merwin'a Point Hotel i've than anticipates the wants Of those who occupy the eOtasss in every paTsSu,asT t,a as @ have already arrived for the summer and those who have taken cottages are making propositions to move in Mr. Rood still has two cottages which are not rented, which can be procured at reasonable
 Judge John V. Fevvlsr and Colonel g. H. Payne gre the delegates from St. Peters church with Rev. MT Bishop SeaburYs at New London this week.
 Some rascal on evil deeds intent placed q timber across the down track of the Oonsoidated railroad last Sunday night. It vas observed by the night operator at the depot who went to flag the 4l4 a n express train He ran and gave the danger signal go that the train passed safely otherwise serious ae eident would in all probability have occurred
 The funeral services of Mrs. Louisa Smith were held from the residence of her Mr. Theron Smith Worth street last Friday afternoon and were con ducted by Rev. J. Fl fitzgerald
 There will bs grand popular concert in the Town hall next Tuesday night June IT, under the manage assisted a 5 by inc New Haven amateur orchestra oi twenty performers. MT s. Ford of this plaes, is enS or tH nfs of note win take leang parts in the concert. Reserved tickets can be procur6d at James T. Higby's drug store. June 1O WantnGford.
 The Colony street school went over to Northford The swestland Chuck company will close up their business here at oncs. The stockholders will re-
 The wafer commissieners hsvs posted notices fer of the w heavily med
 Fred HI smith soon starts for the Iorthern part of New York to be gone about two weeks Joseph Loomis, young man aged twenty years, oleo at the residence of George Hull on Saturday evening" after only weeks illness. He was taken to hig home in Lebanon Monday for burial His disease cafheo the skill of the physc1ans and post mortsm exani nation made after his death, which shoWeo that orange seed had been the cadse or oeatn N having lodged in one of the passages and caused infanma- tion which resulted in death. Mr. Loomis was car pentsr and was working for FeDn & Wooding.
 Tho Aroanum club have accepted their eh arter and voted in another new member. a-54
 Colonel Logan n. Roots, of Little Rock, Arkansas, president of the Wilson Sewing Machine company, ts in town. 4. ..- ...
 witness the trot between ''Topay" and "Lady Gill;
 Thomas Pickford has sold his hne residence on South Main street to New York party and has rented part of the l. Hall house, on the corner of Main and Center streets. s5t st aH
 The Republican club have procured an organ and organized q campaign club.
 We clip the following from the Chicago Times or Juue A. thinking it may interest our readers: "The Wilson Sewing Machine company yesterday began In the Circuit court an action of aasumpait against Logan H. Roots wealthy banker Of Little hocKs Ark and his partn6r, Samuel B. Kirby, who do buef- ness under the firm nAme of S. B. Kirby O. The plaintiffs allege that the collected about SID 00o on collateralE belonging to the company, which money they failed to turn over to the copaoy Iaey say that October last they holders Of cer- tain pronissory notes given by Samuel B. Kirby to the Wilson Sewing Machine company andforWardeQ the notes through the Adams Expresg conpAny to $. by S. B. Kirby Go. for the notes the bank agreeing to collect the notes without charge. IS cla1mt that Roots and Kirby collected about $l0Oo0, which they have failed to turn over, and the sewing ma chine company accordingly sues to recover that
 A small yacht arrived here this nornir g from New Haven and will be used on the lake this summer.
 The borough officers meet this evening. June 10.