Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Make application for the night school at
Yale BUSINESS college.
There was a large fleet of vessels in the
lower harbor yesterday.
The united ministers meeting takes
place this morning at 1890.
Loyal Todd, we'll known farmer of West
vile, died on Thursday, aged fifty-five.
George Fisher, son of Professor George
P. Fisher of Yale, is doing fine real estate
business in Colorado Springs.
Park Commissioner Henry T. Blake, who
went recently with his son, who is in ill
health, to Aiken, Ga, has returned.
The Second regiment band of New Ha-
ven has been engaged by the Universalists
of Meriden for their carnival next month.
Henry D. White and his two daughters,
one of whom has been seriously i'll but is
better, will remain at Colorado Springs
for the winter.
Miss Mabel Andrews, who has very eff
GENTLY oficiated as head soprano of the
Humphrey street church choir for several
weeks, has resigned.
The Congregational club has its first
meeting of the season this evening at
Warner hall. A large attendance is ex-
pected. Admission by ticket.
Twelfth CIV. reunion in Middletown to-
day. Chief Hendrick of this city is acting
president of the association, and Captain
futile of steamer 5 is secretary.
Judgment was given for defendant in the
case of Policeman Doody against the A. o. H.
on the ground that the laws of the order do
not allow sick benefit for the first week,
nor for any fractional part of second
week.
Fred A. Rausch of South Norwalk was
brought before United States Commits
sioner Wright Saturday afternoon, charged
with manufacturing cigars without a
license. He gave bond of $3.50 for his
appearance to day at 2 p. IN. for examina-
ton.
Among the democratic speakers who will
address meetings in this state are Governor
Hill of New York, Congressman A. P.
Fitch of New York city, Congressman Rus
sell of Massachusetts, Judge Morris of New
Haven, Ex-Governor Waller, the Hon.
Bourke Cochran of New York.
At the meeting of Admiral Foote post,
G. A. R., Saturday night, Isaac l.. Will
liams and John Mccartney were mustered
in as members. A call for volunteers to
take part in the production of "Shenan-
doah," which appears here shortly, was
answered by about thirty of the veterans.
A petition is being circulated among the
residents on Whalley avenue between
Orchard and Garden streets asking that q
crosswalk be laid on the avenue between
the two streets. Numerous signatures
have already been obtained, the laying of
the proposed crosswalk being much
needed public improvement in that local
ity.
Miss jeanette Peck, assistant librarian
of the free public library, who was in Col
RADIO the past two months with Professor
w. X. Townsend and family, has returned
and resumed her duties at the library.
Miss Trowbridge, daughter of Professor
lTOWUTluS6, WIN WoAI III IO1c6boI LoWh-
sends party, remains at Colorado Springs.
The Meriden case against young Pier
pont of this city has been nolled by City
Attorney Platt and arrangements are be-
ing made in Meriden to take the culprit to
DIR. Stearns' private insane asylum, on the
strength of certificates of two New Haven
doctors that he is not in his right mind
Cigarette smoking and morphine led to the
wreck of young Pierpont.
Brigadier General Rudd and Colonel II
G. Morgan begin to day their annual in
spection of state property in the hands
of the National Guard and other organiza
lions. General Rudd will take the SeconS
and Fourth regiments, with the exception
of three companies of the Second, while
Colonel Morgan will take these three com
panies, together with the First and Thirt
regiments and the light battery.