Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-06
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For Eastern New York; Fair, followed by light raiu, strictly cooler. southerly to westerly winds
 LOCAL NEWS.
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 Rubber Bands by the pound at Dorman's. Robert Terrill was arrested last evening for non-support of wife.
 East Hartford is preparing for its "Frse Bridge Day" in great earnest.
 Smoke Heublein's Chancsllors -Cubsn niade and all imported tobacco.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Barns, of Staten Is- land, are spending their vacation In town.
 Fireman Webster Is SO far recovered that he was able to leave the hospital yesterday. Miss Mary Dow, a graduate of Lewis High School, class of 'S9, is teaching school in Cheshire.
 Professor Mansfield Merriman, of Bethle- hsan, Pa., University, is visiting his brother in Southington.
 On the 7th of this month the members of Bunnell's Orchestra and their friends will visit at the West Shore.
 agent at the Nsugatuok railroad station, at Thomaston, died Monday, 2d.
 Personal-Will Jennie R. please meet me at the Royal Shoe Store, 21 Church street. 8 p. m., Saturday evening" sars6eld G.
 MT. Perkins, whose barn In East Haven was burned Wednesday night had no insur- snce. He thinks the barn was set on fire. It was Butchers Day at Waterbury, yss- terdsy. All the butchers for miles around were there. The barbecue was . great suo- cess.
 Charles Jackson, M. D., e graduate of the Yale Medical School, has returned to this city after e years study of medicine in Ger many.
 One thousand dollars for better soap than Brussels. For purity and general excell- ence of its washing qualities, 1t has no equal.
 The Ives, Upham & Rand dry goods store, Meriden, was entered by burglars Wednss- day night and about $50 in change and goods was taken.
 The Rev. Eliphalst whittlesey, . native of Salisbury, and for many years missionary In the Sandwich Islands, died at his home in E,wood, N. J., 1st inst.
 The Shore Line is being doubled tracked between Mantle and South Lyme and the double tracking of the road is to be pushed fcrewsrd until completed.
 Five hundred Palmers were present at the Palmer family reunion In Stonington yester- day. Among the festivities yesterday were q sail to Watch Hill and clam bake.
 A forward wheel of one of s. s. Thomp- son & Co.'s baker wagons was wrecked yes- terdAy afternoon as the team was passing along on Chapel street opposite the Boston grocery.
 At Windsor Looks, William Conroy was set upon on the highway Wednesday night and pounded aud kicked by two assailants, SC that he now lies at the point of death. The town has offered $50 reward in the case.
 N. W. Lsavitt and family, of Willimatic left on Wednesday for New Haven to reside here permanently. Burton E., son of thu professor, Ia to enter Yale College, and thi is the cause of their removal to the Elm City.
 Miss Kate Lewis, the piano teacher, hayini returned from her vacation, Is prepared tc resume teaching. Lessons will be given a her residence, 524 Howard avenue, or. a Professor F. A. Fowler's rooms, 551 Chape street. See sd.
 Charles Goodman, the nine year old son O. Special Officer Goodman who resides at No 507 State street, was stabbed In the arm yes terday morning by Andrew Costello, 10 yesr-old Italian boy. They had quarrel Costello is out on bonds.
 Walter Meson. of Crescent lodge, I. O. O F., East Hartford, was robbed of his goli watch at the depot in this city on Odd Eel lows day, as he was about to board the trair for home in the evening. It was valuable watch and gift from his mother.
 Tomorrow the extra and last excursion o the season takes place. It will be . fine op portunity for family parties to visit the Is- land. Saturday the Stsrin took the East Berlin M. K. Church Sunday School and thu . Clan ns. Gaels to that place on the Island.
 The bearers at s. N Beechers funsrat yesterday were Homer H. Peck, Henry A HarrIson, John Booth, Eliphslet Killam, E B. Jones and Henry Smith. Rev. MT. Meserve officiated. There were very beautiful flora offerings. The enterment was in EvergreeI Cemetery.
 The work of general repair for the rolling stock of the Housatonio road system will b' transferred to the shops of the main line which are situated at Falls Village. Whel the new roundhouse is built in this oity sufficient force will be employed to keep thu Derby rolling stock in good order.
 Captain W. G. Dickinson got iu his tenn peranoe lecture at the Congregational Churol lecture room, East Haven last evening. Ther was no alarm of fire last night to scatter hi auditors. He had another good sized audi ence last night and spoke of the devastation of alcohol which far surpassed those b. Ara