Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-14
LOCALNRws.
Rrlez Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Calling cards engraved at Dorman's.
 Egopodium.
 Read Family Package CO.'sady. for agents. The Waterbury fremen's parade yesterday was fine success.
 Judge J. W. Fowler of Milford has two apple trees in blossom on his place.
 Ansonia Democrats talk of putting only one candidate in the field for selectman.
 The Til Family Concert company and vo- calists sang in Milford Town Hall last even- ing.
 The Todd Manufacturing company of Mil- ford has decided to remove to New Haven October1 |.
 Prof. Baldwin of this city addressed . Democratic and mugwump rally in Ansonia last night.
 MT. Joseph Gunael was given g reception by many friends at little Gsrmania Hall Wednesday night.
 Dr. F. B. Kellogg of 56 Whalley avenue has opened downtown office over the New Haven National bank.
 Editor Watterson will speak to the New Haven Democrats at the Hyperion Wednss- day evening, Sept. 19.
 Thieves made an attempt to rob the resi- dence of Mir. A. B. Red6eld, No. 764 Asylum avenue, in Hartford, on Wednesday night.
 Hon. Morgan G. Bulkeley and J. l.. Bar bour speak at the Republican rally in Bristol tonight. A special trainwill run from For estville and Plainville.
 The wedding of Lincoln R. Haywood and Missi Carrie, daughter of Officer Lyman E. Bradley, is announced to occur in the East Pearl street M: E. church Sept. 26.
 The Montowese stage broke its forward axle yesterday in coming into town when near H. H. Strong's house in the Annex. The horses ran but were soon stopped.
 The remains of John F. Schalk, who died at the hospital, were buried in the Soldiers' plot on the Evergreen cemetery yesterday. Admiral Foote posts committee had charge.
 Rev. Charles A. Shatto, of the East Ohio conference, and Mias Emma Morehouss, were married in Bridgeport. at the First M. E. church, by Rev. Mr. Streeter Tuesday eyen- ing.
 A cold wave is announced coming. lis advance reached here last evening. It is coming from Manitoba, where 1t was 16 de- grees yesterday morning, and the coldest place in the Union.
 The Crocidile club, jr., which is an off, spring of the Crocidile club of Compounce Pond notoriety, will have a shore dinner at Merwin's Point. Burwell Carter of Plain. vile is the president.
 A lucky Windsor, Conn.,, farmer saved his $1,O00 tobacco crop the other night from the frost by burning two tons of hay, which was distributed along the edge of the field. His neighbors made no fire and lost their crops.
 Meigs Hand, who died in Guilford recently, aged eighty-four, made fortune in the com mission business at Augusta, Ga., and has resided many years in Guilford, where hs has aided public enterprises with Q liberal hand.
 The very fine and large stock of jewelry. gold and silverware, clocks, watches, chains bracelets, rings, etc., together with low prices attract large numbers daily to the well known establishment of Wills & Guude, 788 Chapel street.
 The Israelite Benevolent society of thii city give grand concert and ball at Ger mania hall October to increase it's fund fol benevolent objects. A good work is done by the gOC1eGy, ana I00 enCcEth4uAucub WAL IN doubt be heartily sustained.
 The two-year colt Abdallah F. Patchen raised and owned by Dennis Flynn of 5z Lilac street, this oity, was awarded the first premium at the State fair at Meriden ysster- day out of eight competitors. It scored high. It's sire was Patchen Hawk; dam, Baby Morgan by Morgan Abdallah.
 Rev. MT. Ross, pastor of the First Baptist church of Jacksonville, Fla, formerly pastor of the Em4nuel Baptist church in this city, who is spending his two months vacation here, goes to MT. Weir's summer home near Double Beach for week. He left Jackson ville before the fever broke out. During his pastorate in that city of neerly four years 400 members have been added to his church, making it's strength now 800 members.
 In South Britain Wednesday evening Misa Lucy Keeler, daughter of 8. Keeler, was united in marriage to MT. Ives of Vanes- bridge, N. Y., at the Congregational church, of which the brides father Is pastor. The church was beautifully decorated with flowers. At the reception Miss Street of Mil- ford and Prof. Platt of Newtown played selec- tions, and Miss Northrop of West Haven sang. September 18th, 1916, seventy-four years ago yesterday, the New Haven Grays were founded. Leading veteran Greys express themselves of the opinion that the seventy fifth anniversary of the founding of the com pany will be an event which will be duly and notably commemorsted by the Grays something in the style of the company g semi mi-cennia1 celebration, which was one of the most brilliant celebrations by military organization ever held in Connecticut.