Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-15

Edward Brandt was arrested in Shelton yesterday ments were found quantity of stolen goods.
 IN RoxBURY.
 A stalk of corn grown this season upon the prem feet in height and the ear of corn upon the stalk nine feet from the-ground.
 IN GREENWICH.
 The work of erecting the new Sunday school room ley of New York has the contract. The addition win be built of stone similar to that of which the church is built and will cost about $7000. sKEDADDLED.
 French H. Estey Bridgeport bookkeeper is said to have embedded the funds of the Bridgeport Brass Bridgeport suddenly few weeks ago and an exam nation of his books showed shortage He hao been living dissolute life.
 THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY FAIR.
 The Fairfield county fair will be in full blast by next and gives S ssesy psess lss of % 6 will be well represented The trotting events also tractions to entertain the children and that day the price of admission for children will be only ten eEbibtion buiIdines and grounds will be open until 10 o'clock and concerts will De giVen THE TwKNTY-EIGHrH c. V. REUNION.
 The reunion of the Twenty; yg Eighth O. @ v; wiII be not yet fully arranged, but the matter is in the hands of committees whose names me wl De taken @ as ceSe. The executive committee are Ma1or w. B. Wescome. chairman; Captain Charles h Brown: reception-Stephen Smith, Charles l. Brown, E. E. Palmer. "; s. Taylor, Lewis Jones Committse on Lawrence, George H. Meeker and Charles L. Smith. EDWARD O.
 Hyde, whose death is anno1nced, was the m son of James Nevins Hyde. formerly of this city. He was teen was admitted as member of the firm of Hyde & Goodrich firm founded shortly after the battle 9t Nsw Orleans = p dsis He married dau%ghteFs % so Of early death daughter of Major Peter Lord of sixth tn regiment of Connectieut Volunteers and served until their close of service Since that time his home has been in New Jersey" KIDLED AND MUTuATED. James Whalen of Northampton was found dead on the track of the Consolidated road on Wedses-
 we're cut off and ali of the head that was left at tachsd to the body was the chin. The skull was
 brains were scattered along the track; William | Fallon of NoEthampton identified the body. He Hartford to New Haven Tuesday. but stopped over l in Hartford Tuesday evening from the 6:0e train
 left there in search Of employment Both men had been drinking. The medical examiner decided that deceased was killed by the cars.
 A NEW aRAPE-THK HoYT GRAPE. Among the recent horticultural triumphs of the
 which has been named afser the village. but which
 grape Nest resders have at least partial idea oi
 the on n things s & ID the develop ant-because benehting e vastly wider field of con
 tSs Ssn ne tbas et t n tSt ordinary conditional of outdoor summer weather
 and requires no special attention beyond that giv
 Cansan" Is white grspe It has now been and gave such unqualified promise that the Messrs Hoyt have arranged to offer for sale extensively
 that t vii will give the utmost to all whe
 grow it. Its great point besides its | for use the last week in August. Advo cate.
 TIyEs IS IN HARTFORD. Sface the completion of the new engine house ir Hartford just east of Broad street. the old round house adjoining the shops of the Consolidated
 On wednssday cdr % % Sos 4 4 and iol were dsmanted and
 are being thoroughly rebuilt These engines are re ssitchsr No 70, undergoing extensive repairs The outer shseting of her boiler WIS partly taken on
 jacket. No. 70 is small engine. much inferior in power to those recently built, of the type of No \ thorough overhaufng and was nearly ready to
 leave the shop looking as good as new The big ten tracks, with steam up, but minus her bogy wheels which had been taken out for repairs the front oi
 the Wkeh so | for repairs undergo very noticeable transforma
 bright & a re4 wheels and % %smoEestacfs % and % saudy
 striped tenders and cabs, but when they emerge
 the rear end of the tender. relieved only by plain gold stripes. Formerly in the yard at the Grand
 idated road locomotive by it's bright colors flashing | in the sun. but now they are all alike-New Yors Central, Harlem and New York, New Haven and Hartford-witA the exception of the lettering on | the tenders The big new passenger engines car | still be readily picked out. however, they are ! much larger than any in use on the other roads. THE DOG KNEW HIS DEER. An Extraordinary Manifestation o1 Intelligence In Claiming Personal | Property.
 From the Forest and Stream.l l By far the most interesting part of this 1 hunt to me is yet to come. The voices o1
 the two dogs as they passed along the moun-
 tain had been recognized by their owners 1 and both claimed the deer Such things