Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-12
WEATHER RECORD.
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention
 Duplicating letter anl order books at Dor mans.
 Bridgeport has forwarded $7,000 for the Johnstown sufferers.
 The First Baptist church picnic occurs July 9th at Psrlor Rock.
 Smoke Heublein's Chaneellors, Cuban made and all imported tobacco.
 Rescue lodge, No. g, of this city visited Rock Spring lodge of Ansonia last evening.
 The annual reunion of the State Army and Navy club will occur at Fenwick Hall, Say brook, June 21.
 Bristol experienced a terrific thunder shower Monday and many places in the town were struck by lightning.
 You stand in your own light when you use cheap rosinous soap, when for slight ad- vance you can buy Brussels.
 Manager Delevan, of Neriden, has rendered the use of his opera house for an entertain ment in behalf of Johnstown sufferers.
 TrumbuIl lodge No. g, F. and A. A., held its regular meeting last evening and Henry Jude was raised to master Mason.
 Obed Lounsbury, a well known and wealthy resident of Meriden, died suddenly Monday night of heart disease. aged 52 years.
 Prof. Sanford of Ansonia, who was very low a week ago with peritonitis and was re- covering, has had relapse and is again very ill
 James Broadbent, a Bridgeport painter, fell from building to the ground, distance of twenty-five feet yesterday and escaped un- hurt.
 Young ladies Royal shoes are better and cost less than common shoes. An elegant premium is given with each pair at the Roy al, 21 Church street.
 Gen. E. s. Greeley sails to-day on the fast City of Paris for six weeks' business trip abroad. He hopes to have 6 day or two at the Paris expedition.
 Mir. Singleton Darlington, of the firm of Darlington & Cobb, Chapel street, who has been i'll, wandered from home yesterday, but was found and taken to his residence.
 A pleasant occasion takes place at the Methodist church in Westville tomorrow evening when a social and ice cream festival will be given by the Young Peoples society.
 Michael Shea, 25 years old, employed on tine Hartford railroad, was arrested in Berlin yesterday for burglarizing his boarding house. He has served a term in New Haven jail.
 A large scow laden with stone for the New Haven breakwater fell to leaking so badly 6 day or two since that the whole load was dumped into the harbor east-southeast of the jetty.
 The recent union fair in Westville in Ma sonic hall netted little over q, 200, which will be devoted to improving and embellish- ing the hall by the different societies engaged in the enterprise.
 A New Haven gentleman received Q letter from Williamsport, Pa., friend yesterday stating that owing to the floods many people there were in @ suffering condition and in distress for lack of food and clothing.
 The members of Gov. Jewelrs staff held [ reunion at Besse's in Hartford last evening. Among the members of the staff present were: Gen. 8. E. Aerwin, Col. s. I. Fox, Y J. Whittemore, Gen. Amos Beers and Gen L. A. Dickinson.
 MT. Charles A. Mclean, of Simsbury, dieG at his home in that town yesterday morning after weeks illness, being occasioned by typhoid fever. The deceased was 39 years oi age and leaves wife and two children. He was a civil engineer and surveyor and the brother of ex-Senator George P. Mclean, Rev John Mclean, the principal of Mclean semi nary at Simsbury, and of the novelist, Mrs Sally Pratt Mclean Greene.
 Russell W. Norton, an inspector at th' Candee rubber manufaotory, died yesterday afternoon of consumption at his residence No. 36 William street. His health had beer failing for over year, but he did not relin quish work entirely until about two months age. His wife died last Monday. He was 6 was for years @ New Haven selectman and for many years was commander of the Foot Guard.