Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-13
STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
North Haven.


 GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS OCCURRENCES IN THE North Haven seems to be quite unfortunate with joint stock company bridges this spring. The bridge at Centerville is just completed. and now the one at Quinnipiac. owned by Wallingford and North Haven has given out at the North Haven earth will be necessary fill the washout, besides repairing the injury done to the bridge. Travel on that croSS-rOad has been suspended
 The Sunday school class of which J W. Futile s gaeher %v surprised hm m p happily n on 8 last day 5 expectedly, and laden with good things calculated Tbis Was done in honor of Mr. Tuttles ut W birthday, which occurred on Saturday, and was observed by s Mho to the home MT. Futile received several useful and very H. D. Todd is quite busy with his road machine putting the roads of the center district in good con- MT. J. H Devine has been quite sufferer with peurisy during the past week and was treated by The newly-elected officers of Mineral Spring di- vision, S. of T., were installed by P. w. F; E. l. the rain poured, the ardor of the members was not tended by Dr. R. B a Goodyear Mr. Futile is much missed by the hands at the printing office, where News has been received by the friends of Mrs A. o. Linsley whose husband was drowned at Billings, Montana, about year since that she has now been called to part with her only child whose death. The child died from an attack of brain fever Mrs Linsley has the sym pathy of her
 
 MT and Mrs. P. B. Orcutt to add to the happi- ness of their home have adopted little boy about two years old
 The Mite society is to meet on Thursday after noon at the Rev. MT. Lusk's
 Thursday afternoon with Mrs C. B Smith
 R. S. Mansfield. who has been sick for several andfs now living in the house recently vacated by A meeting of the ex-soldiers is to be he Id at Mr. A. A. Hyde on Thursday evening. April ls waIIingford.
 discharged for aon-residence: n Frank Burton, Elmer c. A. smith and William WardeiI'' The Arcanum club have purchased two new whist E. L. Champlin, who is chief head clerk of the New England division of the railway mail service Attorney W. c. Case, of New Haven, was in town F. G, Sanger, of Boston, and A. Marcus, of New York city, were in town Saturday. Insurance Agent William M. Hall is in receipt of Insurance company in which he says 'The mat ter If insurance is one of great importance to the sumed such proportions that adequate in other portions of the State willluet apply ts your William R. Gilbert is now a member of the League of American Wheelmen.
 Fred Lane and W. Guilmont have race in Mer- The entries for the Company baby show will Fred c. Bartholomew, of Hartford, spent Sunday W S. Braman has gone back to work for Hall Brothers, and Frank Evarts is again working for D. P Griswold.
 Allen Washington's Henry, who has been sick for some weeks, died last night and will be buried Tuesday afternoon. April12.
 Prospect.
 Mrs. Stephen A. Talmage has been appointed postmistress in place of David B. Hotchkiss
 Born-A daughter to MT. and Mrs. Harper Brown Wednesday, the 7th
 The Ladies society met at the lecture room on Thursday evening A good supper was ;; provided the afternoon and evening of the 22d April 12.
 Scouts Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, With HyPOPhos osphftes, Nm Incip1ent Consumption seems to possess remedial powers of great