Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-03
STATE COnREsPONDRNOE
North Haven

North Haven.
Feb. 1.-The Veteran Soldiers association
will hold another social at the court room on
Wednesday evening, February s. An inter-
esting programme has been arranged for the
occasion.
Several new grippe cases reported this
morning. It would seem an easier matter to
report the names of those who do not suffer
from the disease than those Of the real
victims.
Mrs. Hinman of Southington and Miss
Harriett Hull of Northford are among the
names for the sick at the center.
There are several sick at franklin horpe's,
children suffering with whooping cough.
Mr.. William Hovey, father OF NEs. Thorpe,
was Assuferer from the grippe and does not
seem to gain strength at all and is not able
to sit up.
Those who buy eggs this winter are pleased
with the mild weather which makes them
cheaper than the usual winter prices, while
those who sell eggs like cold weather better
for the opposite reason.
Charles NJ. futile and George w. Smith
pleas at New Haven.
r. T. Linsley and L. P. Tuttle are still
serving as Jurors in the supreme court and
are both on the panel in tha case Of Bate
mans appeal from probate.
The report of the registrar of vital statis-
tics for 1889 shows the total number of
births to have been 20, males IS, females IA,
sex not stated /. Number of deaths 10,
males 9, females z. sex not stated 8. Num-
Der of marriages 10. The rate of births and
marriages. was higher than in 1888 and the
death rate lower. There were three deaths
reported in January, and in January 1889,
there were no deaths reported.
southinxton.
Feb.1.-The remains of the late Henry M.
Copps of Bridgeport were inferred in Qninni-
piao cemetery on Saturday. He was q native
of this town and had quite . number Of
relatives here. He Is principally remembered
by our people a. an enthusiastic musician.
Mr.. Cornelius Kane of Beeoher street buried
an infant daughter on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Pratt are spending
some time in Union, N. Y.
Mrs. Betsy Haviland is quite Ill.
General State News.
VERY I'LL.
Thomas B. Goss, janitor at the Halls Of
Record, Hartford, lies dangerously i'll at his
home with heart trouble, superinduced by
an attack of the grippe.
$1,000.
Hon. I. @. Lewis has taken 81 900 of the
stock of the Home, the Prohibition paper
that has just been made joint stock COM
psny with SD, 900 capital. Henry b. Todd
took one share, $25.
IN FLORIDA.
q. T. Sperry was registered at the Ponce
de Leon, st. Augustine, Florida, on Tuesday
of this week. He reports himself In robust
health and intends making q very extended
trip through Florida, visiting the Gulf coast
and the tropical sections before returning to
South Carolina.
FORMERLY OF WINDSOR LOCKS.
John w. Crowley, who was the successful
gussser of Nellie Bly's trip, was formerly a
resident of Windsor Locks and lived there
many years. He will be remembered by
many Of the older people. He is at present
living in Fall River, Mass.
ROYAL ARoANUM MEMBERsH1P.
The official report of the grand secretary
shows that the total membership of the Royal
Arcanum in Connecticut January 1, 1890, was
]. 720, an increase of 276 from one year ago.
The new council in East Hartford will be or
ganized Monday evening, and councils will
soon be started in Danbury and Derby.
BURIED IN MERIDEN.
The funeral services over the late Rebecca
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