Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief MenLion.

The spring parade of the Second company Governors Foot Guard takes place to-day.
 MT. S. s. Beach, of Milford, is critically ill and little hope of his recovery IS entertained
 large question mark appears on the ban- ner that Cupid is holding on another page
 Rev. James Pagan, of Naugatuck, yester- day received a check of $1O0 to apply on the church debt.
 The freight business of the Connecticut Central railroad this year is much larger than ever before.
 At the annual meeting of the Quinnipiac elub held last evening the old board Of oth- cers was reelected.
 The Wipdham National bank of this State had something over $5O,0oO in the Marine bank of New York.
 Wooster lodge, F. and A. M, will work the Fellow Crafts degree this evening. Ihere are three candidates to be advanced.
 Alfred Estlow, cigar dealer in Hartford for fifteen years past, and member of the old 22d G. ", died yesterday. aged sixty-tWo'
 The spring meeting of the Pennington Valley Agricultural corporation will be held at Cherry Park Wednesday, June 4th, at 1:5O p. m.
 The schooner yacht Dauntless, owned by Caldwell H. Colt, of Hartford, wes beaten at 46e recent Clyde international regatta in Scotland.
 The marriage of the daughter of ex-Judge Joseph Sheldon will take place at the Church of the Messiah on Orange street thls after> noon at 3:3O o'clock.
 Cards are out for the wedding of MT. C. Mayer, superintendent of the Mayer, Strouse x Go. corset works, to Miss Fannie Ullman, teacher at the Dixwell avenue school
 Mir. Charles s. Leigh formerly in the orocerv business on State street, leaves ID a few weeks for the great West, intending to locate permanently in Kansas City, Mo.
 Hartford had mad dog case yesterday The victim was an English pug belonging to Inoalls. After creating much excitement on the street the dog died. No one was bitten
 Many Stratford people took look Monday at Captain Wright's new oyster dredge VH' oinia which went from Fair Haven to thai nlace on trial trip. She is open deoked forward and can carry 2,ooo bushels of oysters.
 At Steamer 2's house yesterday at an ex- hibition given for the benefit of the visiting New Britain fire officials that comE any schitched" up and was ready to respond to an alarm in just four seconds, the quickest time ever made in the department.
 Maggie Sigel, demented German girl at the almshouse, will be taken to-day to the Middletown asylum. She was taken to the aImshouse from her home on Congress ave- nue about six weeks ago. In one of her Vlo- lent spells she tried to leap out of a thlrd~ story window.
 The counsel employed by Hon. D. N. Mor- gan and others, stockholders of the Housa- ionic Rolling Stock company, in their petl- tion to the Superior court for relief and an accounting by Mr. Hurd and other managers of the company are MT. Goodwin stoddard, of Brideeport, and ex-Governor Ingersoll, of New Haven.
 A sale of fancy articles, cream and cake IS to be held by the 'Lenten Workers" of St. Thomas Sunday school this afternoon and evening, May 14th at Trinity chapel. Temple street. The proceeds will be devoted to mis- sionary work, including the furnishing of a Christmas box for Hope school, Springfield, Dakota. and room in Ascension school, Gave. Oregon.