Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 The black feas plague has finally reached Meriden.
 More republican ward meetings for elec- ton of delegates tonight.
 The best is the cheapest, as many gradu- ates of Yale Business college testify.
 The state railroad. commissioners were at the Winthrop, Meriden, last evening. Miss Jennie Merwin of Edwards street returned from weeks stay in Berlin yes terday.
 T. E. Weed, 300 Dixwel1 avenue, wore his Royal shoes over eighteen months, soled five times.
 City Attorney Daley estimates that there are 6,OOO criminal warrants served in this city every year.
 No republican yet having been appoint ed, Captain Lovejoy continues to act as deputy United States marshal in New Haven.
 The Hartford cigarmakers all went to work yesterday morning in accordance ployers.
 M. Mortimer Atwater, clerk in the freight department of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, has returned from his trip to Virginia.
 The New Haven Turn Verein's newly elected instructor, Oscar E. Ruther, in structor of the Bridgeport Turn Verein, begins his duties here October.
 The Fourteenth c. V. regiment will hold it's annual reunion tomorrow at Mid dletown. Members residing in this city are specially requested to attend.
 An anniversary requiem high mass will be celebrated at St. Francis church at am. tomorrow for the respose of the sou of the late James J. Sullivan of Jame, street.
 Walter E. Roath, son of Charles E Roath, superintendent of the Bridgeport office of the New York and Eastern New company, died Sunday evening, agei twenty. &s,,e'
 Annie, who have been stopping at Dr. James D. McGaughey's in Wallingford, return to their home in Atlanta, Ga, next month.
 Five prizes of $50 valuation have been contributed by Company K of Walling ford for individual shooting at the regi mental shoot at Quinnipiac Friday, Sep tember 26.
 September % the New Haven Bicycle club mako their annual fall road race ovel last years course-from the Four Corners in the annex, around the Branford green, and return.
 Frank Hinckley, a recent graduate oi the Yale Law school, is delegate to the republican state convention from the town of Groton. He arrived in town visiting friends yesterday.
 Yesterdays Bridgeport Post says: Mana ger George B. Bunnel contemplates ths opening of an opera house at Bridgeport He says the "Park City" is bound to b. the banner city of the state and he doe not intend to get left.
 The picnic of East Rock lodge of United Workmen, Fair Haven, that was to come off tomorrow at Lake Saltonstall, hal been postponed for the present owing tt the weather. It is intended to hold tn, picnic later in the season.
 Fidelity council No. g, D. of L., gave { basket and necktie festival at their hall il the COURIER building last evening. There was large attendance notwithstanding the storm. Every basket was sold and brought good prices. Dancing was in dulged in until late hour.
 The Ansonia Sentinel says: Rev. MT Roberts of New Haven, who officiated al the Methodist church Sunday, is speaker of far more than ordinary ability and h' delivered two very interesting sermons tt good congregations, though the rain pre- vented many from attending.