Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Menu cards at Dorman's.
 The City Hall clock is again out of gear
 Builder Clark is erecting two houses on Spring street.
 The City Guards cleared over $4OO by their recent masquerade.
 The funeral of Mrs. William Glenney, of Milford takes place this afternoon.
 Frank Chandler, of the Board of Relief, is about to erect a house on Winchester ave nue.
 About $4, 900 is the amount due the city from property holders for clearing off the snow.
 The ''B'- quartette's recent concert ill Litchfield was much enjoyed by large au- dience.
 The Ansonia band give another of their select parties at the rink in Ansonia this evening
 The insolvent estate of c. G. Alerton, the steam fre-engine maker, will net 7-5 cents on the dollar.
 About 2,60O persons witnessed the last polo game between the Hartfords and Springfelds at Hartford.
 The heavy and continuous rain of yester- day made light days business in the Chap ell street dry goods stores.
 Steuben lodge, K. of H., have banquet at their hall in Woods building Monday evening, Diebel catering.
 The marriage of John B. Mills, the lawyer, to Miss Crane, daughter of Dr. J. J. Crane. is announced to take place soon.
 Mr. Frisbie, of Frisbie & Hart, the market men, was decidedly improved yesterday as his many friends will be glad to learn.
 Eliza Casey and James Kelly, of Oak street, were arrested by Officer Helget last evening for general breach of the peace. MT. and Mrs. L. J. Curtis, MT. and Mrs. George R. Curtis and Miss Agnes Curtis, of Meriden, left for California yesterday.
 In consequence of the storm last evening the basket festival of the Good Samari- tans was postponed until next Thursday evening.
 A wildcat, caught by MT. Snow, of Sandy Brook, and weighing twenty seven pounds, was sent by him to Waterbury to be exhibit ed there.
 Colonel A. H. Tenn, of Winsted, has been appointed one of the commissioners the insolvent estate of Brown & Brothers of Waterbury.
 William M. Merwin & Sons, of Milford. are making preparations for the erection of large oyster house on their dock at the gulf in the near future.
 At the afternoon archdeaconry meeting h cid at Trinity church yesterday, addresses were made by Bishop Williams of Connecti- cut and Futile of Montana.
 A stockholder of the Sampson mine said yesterday that he thought the quotation price per share of the stock, twenty-five cents was about all it would fetch at pres ent
 The ladies of St. Peter's parish of Chesh- ire are preparing for bazar and supper to be held March 3rd and 4th. It is to be very elaborate affair, sort of kirmess small scale.
 The Arions have a sacred concert at their hall on Sunday evening. They hold their grand annual masquerade ball for the mem bership and their ladies only, Monday evening, the 22nd.
 Frank Hugo, of Farren avenue in the Annex, wes taken critically i'll with what appeared to be heart disease yesterday noon. Last evening he was thought to be a little easier. Dr. Fleischner is attending the case. Mir Hugo is brother of Town Clerk Hugo.
 A prominent New Haven real estate man, who was in New York on Wednesday, learned from leading real estate man there that the real estate sales in that city last month amounted to $6,000,00 more than the sales in the corresponding month of the year previous.