Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-10
LOCAL Nh W 9.
Brief M entlsn.

See advertisements OF black roam gololng
for sale at Q bargain.
The First Yale Banjo club will play at the
Kirmess In Bridgeport this evening.
Quite number Of New Haven people have
como to Newtown for the summer.
Rev. L J. Bosworth has begun his new
psstorate with the Baptist church In Shelton.
The o. U. A. M. field day will occur In
Bridgeport on the fourth Wednesday Of Sep
TENDER.
Rev. DR.. Hovsy lectures about the Lursy
caverns In Center church, Msridsn, next Fri
day evening.
Councilman Niooll left yesterday on
western tour and while away will visit Pitts
burg, Kansas.
Miss Lizzie Hins, former well known
young lady Of Bridgeport, died Saturday at
her sisters residence near Boston.
George Schleighter, proprietor OF the Park
house, George street. left last night for visit
of four weeks to friends In Chicago.
The II. a. 8. '0l Glee club will sing at the
festival given by the Y. P. 8. @. x. at First
Methodist church next Thursday evening.
Mr.. Thomas Forsyth. of the Forsyth dye
works and laundry, and wife return to-day
from attending a silver wedding at Avondsle,
New Jersey.
The oanker worm aud caterpillar are max
ing havoc with the foliage Of some of the
trees out on whitney avenue aud In other
parts of the city.
Rev. Millsge Walker, rector of ST. Paul's
church. Bridgeport, for the last six years, has
resigned to accept call to . large and sioh
church In Newark, N. ].
Mrs. d. Treat, aunt of the wife Of Burton
Neal, an engineer of the Housatonio railroad,
died Sunday at her home In Great Darlington.
She was we'll known in Bridgeport.
The Hon. Lynde Harrison and Mrs. Hsrri-
son of New Haven and George L. White of
this city, Mrs. Harrison's brother, will sail
for Europe on the City of New York June IS.
Sunday was the Foresters' decoration day
In Bridgeport and the different courts about
the city visited the cemeteries and placed
flowers on the graves Of their deceased mem
bers.
It seems to be the general opinion through
out ths~ststs that the democrats have practi-
s,.afy agreed upon Judge Luson B. Morris to
again lead them in their gubernatorial cam.
paign.
Frat Connecticut heavy artillery reunion
to-day at willimsntic. Nearly Ave hundred
veterans are expected to attend. Governor
Buckley and Senators Hawlsy and Platt have
been invited.
Michael SLIDER of North Haven, employed
at George W. Ives brickyard, murderously
assaulted Robert Peabody and Edward MUIR
ray. fellow-workmen. Saturday night. The
cuts may not prove fatal.
The Fair Haven w. O. T. U. held q service
at the jail Sunday. Very interesting remarks
were made by Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. ssorer
and Mrs. Mary Lindsley, superintendent Of
Jail work OF the w. @. T. U.
Over two hundred Odd Fellows from Nos-
ahogan and Townsend lodges of Waterbury
marched to Riverside cemetery Sunday after
noon and laid flowers on the graves Of their
dead brothers Of the order.
FL. Governors Ineersoll and Waller and sx-
Judge Henry Stoddsrd attended the unwilling
of the Hubbard statue at Hartford yesterday
also Chief Justice Andrews and judges Car
penter, Loomis, Seymour, Sanford, Fem.
Hall, Prentice, Robinson and Hall Of
the superior court.
Another big italian bark laden with ERyp-
tisn rags Is anchored at Belle dock. The
captain and frst mate are Italians and the
second mate is a Corsican. The bark made
the run here from Alexandria in sevsnty-two
days. The crew 10 composed of Arabs, Jsp-
anese. spaniards and Malsys.
II Is confdentially asserted In Birmingham
that Royal NJ. Bassett. principal owner Of the
Birmingham Iron Foundry and Machine
company, 10 q candidate for congress from
the Second district on the democratic side.
His name was mentioned for the sf,ics ct the
time Carlos French of Seymour was nomi-
natal