Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

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 Rents collected promptly at B. E. .Hoadley's. People of Weat Haven ara complaining od chicken thieves.
 J.N. Isbeu is summering at "Post-Tim cottage, Madison, with his family.
 William B. Gay, treasurer of the Hyperion, is at Shelter Island with his mothsr.
 Aurora encampmeut's excursion to New York and up the Hudson occurs July fS.
 About fifty children of the New Haven or phan asylum picniced at Savin Rock on Sat urday.
 Captain Charles 0. Ford of the Grays ii soon to start for the Catskills. He will stay a month.
 The bells tolled thirty-three strokes yester day afternoon during the funeral of the brave Hubbell.
 John Haberle, lieutenant of the Chicago fire patrol, is visiting his brother, the artist in this city.
 Mahlon H. Marlin of the Marlin Firearms company starts to-day for trip through California and the South.
 Sergeant Bishop of the police force was taken i'll last Saturday while doing duty He will be out in few days.
 Pensions have been granted to Charles Cobt and George D. Gilderdale of this city and Thomas Leddy of West Haven.
 The State Pharmaceutical association will be the guests of ex-Mayor Osgood of Norwich at Kittemaug on the Thames July IS.
 The Grays meet Wednesday evening. They will discuss the project of holding reunion of veterans and actives this summer.
 The monthly meeting of the board of man. agers of the Young Women's Christian asso- citation will be held this afternoon at three o'clock.
 The members of Won Steinwehr post, G. R., will picnic at Railroad Grove, West Ha' ven, on Monday, August 27. Members of thu other Grand Army posts in this city will b' invited.
 To the public: Now is the time to engage your coal of Henry Konold, IA, 16, IS River street, wholesale and retail coal dealer. Best qualities at the lowest prices. Quotations furnished.
 Messrs. Dan Colwell, P. H. Carrigan and T F. Campbell of this city assisted yesterday 1T the institution of Knights of Columbus council in Providence, R. l., the first counci in that State.
 A barn and carpenter shop, machine shoI and stables in Danbury on the west of Woos ter street owned by Warren Light were burn ed with contents Saturday afternoon. Losi $3,O0O. Partially insured.
 D. H. Ferris, J. W. Ofert, Nelson Downes David Goodhue and J. w. Preston were ini tiated into Admiral Foote post Saturday even ing. The post is now the second largest il New England. It has eight hundred mem bers.
 The local delegation of letter carriers whici escorted Postmaster Benjamin English to thu metropolis consisted of twenty-three carrier and was commanded by Captains Joseph A Miller and w. G. Dickinson. They all repor fine time.
 Edward Anderson, the bartender at Ott' Walls, and Miss Cristine Meyer were married at St. Boniface's Catholic church or Georg street last evening. Otto Schwank of Nev York was best man and Miss Gretchen Els chel bridesmaid.
 Ar old man named McKenna, while. il Thomas Shay's saloon on George street Fri day, was taken with severe hemorIhage He was carried to the hospital. The repor that he got into fight is erroneous. MT McKenna is improving.
 E. W. Shelton and R. M. Bassett of Bir mingham, G. f. 'Hine of Orange and John E. Bassett of this city were elected directors al the Derby Turnpike company's annual meet. ing held at John E. Bassett's store Saturday. A semi-annual dividend of $2 per share wal declared