Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-07

Brief Mention.


have music taught in the public schools.
Frank Webster, the Bridgeport boy who
was bitten recently by rabid dog, is i'm
proving finely.
The officers of the State council, o. U. A
M, will pay an official visit to Washington
council, of this city, this evening.
Strawberries in large quantities arrived in
Bridgeport Saturday the steamer Mono
wantuck from Port jefferson, L. 1.
The next rehearsal of the Church Choral
association will take place at Carll's Opera
House on Tuesday evening at 7:45 p. m.
Mr.. D. G. Cook has carload of fine horses
which he brought in Saturday. They can be
seen at Palmer & Bishops barn, Al George
street.
"The Spy of Atlanta" is about to be pro-
duced by G. L. Russell post and Wright
camp, S. of ", at the Thomaston Opera
House.
Herr Most's anarchist friends in New Ha-
ven are raising money for his benefit and re-
port says they have raised $500 for the
wretch.
Rev. Mr. Pardee, of Seymour, received a
mammoth cake from Bridgeport friends
wedding day.
Rev. Mr.. Clark, of East Haven, delivered
an address yesterday afternoon at the tenn
perance meeting held in Quinnipiac skating
rink, Fair Haven.
Dr. McGlynn of St. Stephens church,
New York's gifted Catholic pulpit orator, will
speak at St. Francis church, Naugatuck,
Sunday, June 18th.
The blue and gray question will be decided
tomorrow evening at the Seconds armory at
a meeting officially called for the purpose by
the adjutant general.
The "blue" and the ':gray" are at war
again. This time it is Connecticut, and the
war is among the militia, which is fighting
about the color of uniforms. Post.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Marie Cady, daughter of Mrs. Sarah L. Cady
of the West End Institute, New Haven, to
Mr.. Charles A. Terry, a New York gentle
man.
The Hartford city government, who visited
the West Hartford and Harrington reservoir
on Friday, tested on their return the new
police signal system, sending an alarm from
the Parkville box.
9Th, at 10 a. m at Bristols stables, George
street, is a fine chance to buy frst-class
stock. Mr.. Price, the owner, is well known
here, having sold many fine horses this sea-
son.
St. Patrick's conference of the St. Vincent
de Paul society will give q grand musical and
dramatic entertainment at the Atheneum
this and the following two evenings. 1t is
announced that there will be positively no
canvassing
Comptroller Munson, of Waterbury, and
DR.. Stephen Goodrich, of Hartford, returned
Saturday afternoon from attending the an
nual meeting of the Massachusetts, Pharma-
ceutical association in Boston. They were
at the closing banquet.
On next Wednesday evening D. D. G. NJ
Charles E. Prince will make an official visit
to Wooster lodge, F. and A. NJ, at which
time there will be work in the Master Mason's
degree. A prominent dentist of this city
will be the candidate for Masonic hOnors.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America of
this State will be represented in the national
camp, which meets at Columbus, Ohio, this
month by D. S. Tyril1, national treasurer;
l.. a. Horton, national representative, and
E. B. Evarts, district president, all of this
city.
Ex-Representative Charles W. Curtis of
Cutters Farms, town of Monroe, was on Fri
day morning found dead in his bed He re-
tired Thursday evening in supposed ordina-
ry health. He was rs years of age and died
of heart disease. He attended the legislative
reunion at Hartford ono month 400
Large quantities of stone for the soldiers
monument are arriving at East Rock Park
daily. It comes from Maine and is landed
at Canal dock. The Derby cars run down
the dock and take it from the vessels It is
then taken to the Derby freight house and
weighed and the Snedleys, who have the
entire contract for carting, transport it to
the top of the Rock