Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.
RKae1 Mention.


 Prof. E. A. Parsons resumes with his pm pills next Monday. See advertisements
 Congressman Russell of Massachusetts ad- dresses the Bridgeport Democrats to-morrow evening.
 Plainville offers $1O0 reward for the ar. rest of the frebug who fired the old store house there recently.
 Twelfth O. V reunion at Savin Rock to- day; dinner at Diebel's. An unusually large number of the veterans is expected.
 George Wilcox, the confectioner of Broad way, has moved his family to Sufaeld, where he will oversee tobacco plantation.
 MT. George 0. Parkinson of New York, who formerly resided here 6 number of years ago, is visiting with friends here for @ few days. Another Italian of the Derby road build ing corps was killed on Monday at Zoar Bridge. He was crushed under heavy beam.
 Bishop Henry M. Turner of the African M. E. church, of Atlanta, Ga, preached in the Bethel A. M. E. church on Webster street last evening.
 The late Miss Louise Mangum, aged IS, of this city, daughter of the late John Man gum of Waterbury, will be buried in St. Joseph's ceme tery, Waterbury, to-day.
 Mr. J. F. Breckenridge, Mrs. A. B. Pad- dock, J. L. Richmond and several other members of the W. w. T. society of Neriden went to Short Beach yesterday for the week. The State fife and drum corps meet in con- yention at Middletewn to-day. Four hun- dred musicians are expected to be in line. There will be review, banquet and prize contests.
 MT. Joseph D. Rice, the accomplished teacher of piano and organ, pupil of Prof. Reinecke and of the Conservatory of Lsipsic, is now prepared to receive pupils. Seq ad- vertiEement.
 MT. B. L. Dickerson, the obliging and courteous conductor of excursion caT No. 25 on the New Haven and West Haven horBs car line, will cast his first ballot for Harrison and Morton.
 MT. Lyman T. Tingier, Yale Law school 'ss, is in the city as 6 delegate to the Demo- cratic State convention from Thompson. Messrs. F. A. Bartlett and Stewart, Y. L. s. '80, are also in the city.
 
 partridge and quail about Manchester this year. The efforts of the Game club in planting quail hen should be warmly second ed by all sportsmen. Hartford Times.
 By the $1 1000, 900 Hre' at Baltimore. Con- necticut insurance companies Huatain losses as follows: EtnA $l5,oOo, Hartford @12,- 500, Phoenix $7,500,. Connecticut $6,250, National 8, 500, Security @2,500s total 436,- 75O.
 The town of Winsted is all split up ms re- gards postofices. There is in the town one postofice in Winsted, one in West Winsted, one sub-oAice between these two and one in Winchester Center; also four railway sta tions within the limits of three-fourths of 6 mile.
 MT. R. M. Smith, ,who is thoroughly skilled and proficient in voice culture and is very successful with his pupils in Bridgeport and elsewhere, has become associated with the New Haven Conservatory of Music, which opens September 10th. See advertisement for further particulars.
 The employees of Warner Brothers' corset factory in Bridgeport were thrown into eon- sternation on Tuesday. says the Farmer. The cause was real fight with bare knuckels be- tween two girls. As usual, . young man was the cause of all the trouble. After they had fought about ten minutes, and both had been about equally punished, the men inter fered.
 William R. Shaw and son of Gautemalia, Central America, have for the past few days been visiting v. Wirtenburg, of Ansonia. Mir. Shaw is of English descent and is an uncle of Mir. Wirtenburg. He removed to Central America over forty ysarf ago and has become very wealthy, being engaged in the raising of sugr, coffee and cocoa. Father and son came to New Haven yesterday to stay several days.