Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-10

gar1est. Rev Mr Bosworth taking the lead in ESasng Is ar nos very of what y term 'Repubiican party tenperance but can the third the Sefp of the entire strength of the Republican
 Cs5sapy e the ocg of the local leaders of which are in the liquor busi ness. -----
 GeneraI state News.
 NEW MILFORD FAIR.
 The New Milford fair opens Sept. Ii and continues
 HOLD AFFAIR.
 The First division, A. Q. H.. of Middletown, hold
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 The Hartford Printing Co has placed at public disposal for consult at ther office iSo city ana
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 The reunion of the 6 s the e,ses sas at Seaside Park.
 AND YET THE BLIzzARE. evening at the Tingue Opera House and decided to hold dance sometime in the near future. WEDDING INSIGNIA
 Cards are out announcing the marriage of Dr. William H. Conklin and Miss Mary A. J. Walsh at the Church of Assumption. Tuesday. September IS, ct 8. m.
 Mrs Henry Kaiser, of Ansonia. returned from sF n,ges o ae o aersny wt turned home week ago. s-lG7st9 MARRIED OHIO.
 E. Emory Johnson. of Moodus. and Mi Miss I M l. Bsrta r riage at the home of the bride in that place on Thursday afternoon. the 4th inst.
 IN HARTFORD.
 The numher of deaths from all causes in Hart ford during the month of August was 99. This is decrease of sf from the number recorded in July. h June there were 96; in May s5
 The Butchers Protective association of Water shas ns tssy eeaid % safey Send the hospsai fund check for $21 end they voted to do so SENIOR. Fred Lockwood is the senior conductor on the Consolidated road. He has been in the sery:ce or about twenty seven years and now has put TOUT days work per week. His train IS the , am e4- press out of New York.
 The house of Benjamin H. Lee on Ocean avenue 11s absence of the family and stripped of almost ey- erything of yalne. All the slverware in the house was taken.
 DIED OF HIS INJURIES.
 John F. Mccullough of East Hartford, who fell from the Eaynond library building in that town on Mo1day, died at eight ecloek Frldsg evening nd Mr leaves widow and three young children. SUDDEN DEATH.
 day in shelton was Morris Dayton of 6 westBroad- way. New York. and bis business that OF J9nk urday morning by Timothy F1aherty, at whose house he was visiting, they being relatives by mar riage.
 BUSY MERIpEN-so1Ip GOLD AND SILVER. The new factories which the Meriden Britannia company is to erect to manufacture solid gold and silver articles will consist of main building S0o long each extending toward the railroad track. Some 5Co 600 people will be employed by the new concern.
 SUIT AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT. Lewis E. Stanton the ex district attorney for this State, has brought suit against & the United have been served by Deputy United States Marshal M s PeSeon E noa General Garland at Washington. MARRIED AT WESTERLY.
 Rev. 4. E. Scoville. formerly of Bridgeport and sSsy oR Greene as at Westerly ai scove now Baptist clergyman and has had charge of the ents reside in Bridgeport. Several years ago MT. Scovie was one of the employees in the Western fine operator.
 FIRE STEAMER DRIVER ExoSERATED The Hartford fire eommissioners voted to exoner- No f at %as 1r ag the time of the accident Tuesday evening, when one or the .1 wrecked. Burnett appeared before the board and explained that the horses shied and he was unable to control them.
 TO BE HANGED OCTOBER 5.
 Sheriff ClarFson is besieged with applications for persons witness the execution of Phillip Palli- deni, the Italian under sentence of death for the occur October g. will bs confined to between 75 and 1co witnesses comprising the sheriff, his deputies shers of other counties, county town and city or fcials and the press.-Bridgeport Press. THE HORNETS WE'RE THERE. A colony of hornets made their home in the
 S ths s 9ssd Of M ES ,Ss nor was poured on the nest. It was then set afire It
 % 1s a R o ns fSs rEs Jsm quick time followed by horde of mad hornets and the crowd of lockers on scattered in every drec' BRANFoRD BURGLARY.
 John H Hutchinsoa Co $ large dry goods .,sn and % Some n shoes and aboa eht doas in were taken. It IS thought that the burglars are
 pair rS msss and Soys S old shoeS and sppeas that the burglars here made exchanges Detective ment was burgIarizsd seven years ago and $500 in cash was taken.
 MAKE IT A RousER.
 A concert will be given Wsdpesdsy, Sept & @ 2e at at and four children of the late Michael Condon who, S sSors snce while n chags of his d1 ties on the Consolidated road in whose service he insOn Fney gives the uss of the opera house free of charge and many of the best artists in the city I under the direction of John Baker.-Bridgeport Standard.
 SALE OF AN OYSTER STEAMER. At trustees sale in Bridgeport Saturday morning the steamer Minnie B., which was owned bv Capt Charles H: osgood, was sold t2 Alonzo J. Beards- was the only bid made, although number of oyste. growers were present. None of them wanted the steamer. The receipts will pay the fees, expenses Of the estate and leave nearly S4o0 for the claims o creditors. Attachments amounting to about $2,Cl have been placed upon the boat. Captain Osgoot \ went into Insolvency.
 \ FARMERS AND sPoRTsNKN.
 The Connecticut Association of Farmers ane Sportsmen for the protection of fish and game helt | special meeting Friday afternoon at Mr; Georg. \ fcers were elected: Vice president, Charles E. Par ksr. New Britain; directors. Hartford county. Hon George E. McLeaI; sinsnuryi ni MiddIessx county \ E. o. Dimock, Rockvillei New Haven count, F. W \ Whitlock, Waterbury; Windham county, George A | Reed, Chaplin; Litchfeld county, H. A. Standard Norfolk; Nsw London county, z. R. Robbins, Nor | wich: Fairfield county, Hon. J. c. Chanber3atu | Bridgeport.
 MRS. HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE. \ The author of Uncle Toms Cabin, lies lew a Sag Harbor. L. l., In little hamlet called Nortl Haven with attack of congestion Of the brain re \ sulting in sub-acute meningitis She now lies in partially unconscious state. Occasionally she raj surroundings 1hees int orvals, however, are Of bu short duration, and she qui. kly relapses into he \ former condition. There Is practically no hope Q \ belt of trees hides the residence from the vie' \ Of peSsers by. It was originally an old farmheus \ belonging to Capt. Louis Cor win. The last driv | she took we5 over to East Hampton, at which plac \ stands the house which was once the home Of Di Lyman Beecher, her father. Even this little excui \ sOn fatigued Mrs, Stowe to an alarming extent an after that she took no exercise outside of her gal N den Dr. George A. Stirling has been attending hei ' but he has recognized the fact from the first tha \ under the most favorable circumstances she cops \ hore for nothing but a temporary proiongation c uHTnuS R euawF