Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. N

Redshaw post of Ansonia now numbers eighty-two members.
 The night school will opsn at the High school building on Monday evening.
 The Committee on Ordinances will meet in rooms 10 and II City Hall this evening.
 George N. Biah0p has sold out the Kimber- ly avenue hotel to c. B. Smith and James Curtis
 An extra train will be run from Aasonis to New Haven every Saturday evening until further notice.
 MT. Elley's petition for a museum in East Rock park will be presented to the Court of Common Council Monday night.
 A gentleman at Seaside Park, Bridgeport, Wednesday afternoon counted sixty-fiye ves- sells at work dredging oysters of the park.
 The Republicans of New London have nominated O. A. Williams for Mayor. He headed the Republican electoral ticket last fall.
 Horsford & Haight, New York brokers who recently opened an office in Exchange building, have closed it finding the field al ready occupied.
 Four cars built by John Stevenson, of New York, fer the Bridgeport and West stratford horse railroad reached Bridgeport yesterday. They each cost $500.
 The Waterbury Democrats have nominated ex-Msyor H. I. Boughton for mayor. E. G Killduff was nominated for city clerk, and J. w Mcdonald for sheriff.
 Leeds council, o. U. A. M., of Stamford, aeventy-fve strong, with drum corps, paid s Al A. 1..- os1o oG D-sl port, Wednesday evening.
 A notice of the Bricklaysrs' association in another column calls upon the members tc meet at their hall to-day to attend the funer- al of the latesC sCaptain Davis.
 "Golden Chimes of Happy Days" the very popuIsr song rendered by Olcott of Thatch- CT. Primrose & West's minstrels, is having [ large sale at Loomis' Temple of Music.
 The total number of passengers carried over the Housatonic road in June, July and August was over 11O, O0o.=. The New York travel alone exceeded 10000 passengers.
 Officers are looking for young man named Benedict, suspected of fendish as- sault in stable on the seven-year-cld daugh- ter of Thomas Casey, near West Norwslk.
 Theodore Brothertcn, brakeman on the Naugatuck freight, had one of his legs crush cd on the up trip at Union City Wednesday night The leg was amputated at Bridge port.
 Civil Engineer Smith, who of lsts has beer engaged in establishing grade lines for the borough of Ansonia, will soon make a sur vey for the proposed toboggan slide at Higf Rock Grove.
 The Elm City quartette sang before large audience in Meriden Last night. Next Sun day evening they will sing at the grand tenn perance mass meeting of the Good Samari- tans at Carll's Opera House.
 A social hop will be given next Tuesday evening by Joseph R. Hawley camp No. 5 Sons of Veterans, at Guilford. Colonel L. F. Burpee, of Waterbury, and his staff will be present. Visiting companies of the order from Bridgeport, New Haven, Meriden, Wal lingford, Forestville and Middletown ars expected.
 Some friend of Charley Downs, proprietor of the City Hall dinning rooms, sent him { box of celery by express from Kalamazoo Mich, which he received yesterday. It ii very handsomely bleached, uncommonly ten der, large and better in every way than thai grown in the East. A sample of it was or exhibition alongside the big pumpkin las uiDht