Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-30
STATE JerrIres.

praufsrd,s watch club Ssquel-A RAIL.
read MANS Dsath-Ex-GOvornor
Ter and she WORLDS Ealr-Gsrman
Bapsists or Connseslout-Ftre In Msr-
1dsn-Bridgepers masOns Subscribe
SIO,o0O fer Their Row Building.
william Dennison, the young barber Of
Branford who ran watch clubs In the town
and skipped out with the money. leaving the
subscribers minus their watches, was before |
Justice Zine again Friday evening and twen-
~ people appeared against him, testifying to |
having paid him 81 week for several weeks
without having received any Watches. Dem
nison was bound over to the superior court.
The NoYwalk Driving association cleared
over two hundred dollars at the spring
meeting.
The marriage Of Mr.. Andrew Sheridan,
machinist at Pratt & CAdy's, Hartford, to
Miss Pauline Schueltx of Jefferson street,
that city, Is to take place Thursday July 8.
The census enumeration of Rocky Hill has
| been completed and tho returns forwarded.
The population il ,0o7-thirty-two less than
ten years sgo-a falling of OF about . per
cent.
Fsrry Nichols Of Stratford avenue, Bridge.
port. and friend caught fifteen dozen frogs
on Wednesday evening and the next day 70.
called a party of friends with q feast of frogs'
legs.
Samuel q. Peat of New Haven, for many
wears an engineer on the Consolidated road,
has accepted similar position on the DAM
bury and Norwalk division OF the Housasonic
system.
The Consolidated road has decided ad-
ysrssly to the petition of all the manufacture
era and many citizens for change of name
of the station at Berlin to ''New Britain
Junction"
The Hon. A. p. Hyde and wife of Hartford
left Saturday evening for Montreal. From
there they will 60 to Tacoma, thence to
Alaska, on summer vacation. A pleasant
.. voyage to them.
, Superintendent Harrington, the retiriDe
, superintendent Of Bridgepores punlc
schools. has been presented with $lot
a watch and chain by the principals and teach
: ers parting tribute.
b The St. Augustine T. A: and L. society o.
!. Bridgeport have extended banner across
r Main street, that city, In front OF their room
;. In Wheeler's building, announcing their pie
Q mic, which occurs July 4, at Parlor Rock.
g The explosion of q lamp started fire II
# morning, causing loss Of $500 to Grocer n
10 r., Bushnell, and 400 to Mrs. Mary E. Saw
:. yer, drsssmaker. Both are fully insured.
n Charles J. Cannon of Willimantic, tn
= freight conductor on the frOVloeuoo oiviSioi
~ of the New York and New England railroa
40 who was struck by q train few days since
On | S':d of his injuries Saturday. He leaves
20 widow.
ta A young man nanoad Jerry Connors, age
no L.nstesn, living with his father Pleasar
s,re1.' Hartford, fell dead In Thomas Calls
ne gnsr Piae> On Windsor street, Hartford, G
ls, heart disease.
m The German Baptis. A ssoeiation of Go,
IL necticut convened yestefU.r In tho va
,es church in East Bridgeport, OF -hicb II
fr. Rev. William Rittzmann is pastor. Z,
air convention continues to July 3. An slabo
10. ate program has been prepared.
va Bridgeport Masons have just aubscrib,
Nc $4,000 toward the Masonic Temple associ
81 tons capital stock In that city. The asaot
alton is to sreot handsome building f
M Masonic purposes. Tho Pees property
60 90 Broad street has bsen purchased as the 81
~ ~ at cost Of $4,000.
a.. Ex-Governor Waller of Connecticut W
I'D on Saturday at Chicago elected FIRST Woe pre-
an ident of the worlds fair commission. T
ut others are M. II. De Young of California,
~ B. Penn of Louisiana, G. W. Allen of NJ
he York and A. B. Andrews of North Carolin
70 There yet remains to select treasurer
complete the permanent organization.
CO, The afternoon tea and evening reoepti
ng given by Mrs.. Andrew K. Nash at her re-
dence on Clinton avenue, Bridgeport, on F.
tho day, was largely attended. Mrs. Nash, q
ass tired in white silk and white crepe, rseeiv
ere her guests In the north parlor, and was I
nee sisted by Mrs. Charles NJ. Calhoun, Nj
an, Sterling OF New YORK, and Miss DooNttle
vas New Haven.