Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-06
STATE CORREsPONDENcE.
North Haven,


 SEVENTEEN FIX CONNECTICUT LEGISLATORS NORTH HAVEN NOW LIvING-GENERAL NEWS OF THE TOWN. Seventeen ex-representatives from this town to the State legislature are now living The oldest are Ezra Stiles. MT. Blakeslee was member in 1s43. was first in the legislature in the spring of 17S7 by MT. Joseph P1erpont He represented representative fifteen different times. Two ex- State Senators are living in town, MT Ezra Stiles the ex-members will attend the reunion at Hartford in May but some will be unable to do so on account Mr Ge orge Frost died on Thursday last and the funeral was attended from his home on Saturday church at the center where he had been member Of the Congregational church for quite number or The postofflce was moved to the store of s. G. Gil bert, the postmaster, on April | but while the inconvenience to many to have the office in that To- cality and muchidissatisfaction is expressed seen daily gazing heavenward with much interest, the attraction being large focks of wild geese fly The children of St. Johns church are to meet at the church on Wednesday evening to commence Extensive preparations are making for the ap- preaching season of brick making J; H. Deyine where he is to have charge Of the boarding house. Other changes are daily taking place.. The entertainment in the Sixth district school house well attended and quite sum realized for the library. The music was furnished by dialogues were rendered in interesting. attrac- tive manner. The rain poured and the darkness of the blackest kind to go home in. but with light hearts and pockets the journey was accom- plished safely for all April 4.
 WalIIngfOrd.
 The executive committee of the Soldiers Memori- al association hold a meeting this evening at e:3O o'clock at the residence of Rev. B. Widman.
 The Ladies' Library association hold meeting this afternoon at the library rooms in Wallace block.
 The sale of stamps stamped envelopes and postal cards at the postoffice during the month Of March amounted to S1.07l 13, which is considerably in ex cess of any previous month
 Franklin Johnson's estate inventories between S1S,000 and $19,000.
 speeds on the Connecticut river this week.
 Putnam council, O. U. A. M., meet to night. This council although but recently organized, nov num- Miss H. B. Florence, who has been sick Tor sever al weeks is now improving.
 The new borough court went into operation to- day. Now the question is who will be the first to be brought before it for trial.
 F. E. Hinman and wife, of New Haven, spent John Luby who has been sick for several weeks, died Saturday evening. The funeral takes place on Tuesday morning.
 Arthur H. DIttOn post, G. A. R., will have bean bake on April 16.
 J. H. Harmon 6 Son have taken the agency for the Lew S hand fire eXtnguisher, which exhib- tied on the plains last week.
 The selection of seats at the Episcopal church took place this afternoon.
 Frank Evarts and W. S. Braman have given up the grocery business. April 5.
 Salvation Oil is what you want It kills pain and cures the worst cases of fheuma- tism, neuralgia, sore throat, hoarseness and headache. Take no ''just as good" Price twenty-five cents bottle.
 Work executed with Elastic starch is un- rivalled.