Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

A|AAOt $1,000
cial attention at the Yale business col
lege. Call for catalogue.
The Huntingdon fair will be held Sep
TENDER rs inclusive.
The Hogarth business university will
open next Monday.
A reunion of the White family was held
at Savin Rock yesterday.
The gridley bracket big factory enter
prise at West Haven appears to have fallen
through.
Mr.. Henry Griffin died at his late resi-
dence, No. SO Clark street, yesterday, aged
seventy four years.
William Nicely has added to his stable
the famous PAGER Monkey Rolla, price be-
tween 1000 and $1,000.
The Starin takes the Winchester Hose
company and Waterbury party to Glen
Island on its trip tomorrow.
The descendants of Judson Shelton's
family hold a reunion at Edward J. Buck
ingham's, in Huntingdon, to-day
Misses Katie and Nettie Maher of Cher
ry Valley, Mass, are guests of Officer Ber-
gin and family, No. IA Daggett street.
Day street from George to Chapel, which
has been in bad condition.. has been
ploughed up, regarded and put in good
shape.
Many of the Merwin's Point cottagers
drove over to the West Haven shipyard
yesterday and viewed the launching of the
L. M. Law
The wife and youngest daughter of Mr.
D. P. Ramsdell, the photographer, have
just returned from very pleasant visit in
New Hampshire.
Dogs are slaughtering sheep in Bethel
Last week fully fifty were killed, and the
farmers propose to make war upon-t..sse
dogs right away. -'~~+
The Forsyth Dyeing and Laundrying
company of THE city are to establish 9
branch Il Meriden and have secured 9
store on East Main street. ... 80
Mrs. T. A. Maltby and daughters, Miss
Grace L. and Miss Edith R. Maltby, are
having very enjoyable time at Lake
Waramaug, New Preston.
The Masonic Temple company which
represents Hiram lodge have begun i'm
provements in the interior of the edifce
which will cost about $1,000.
The Danbury fair comes October to IL
Entries for the horse races close Septem
Der 30 with g. M. Rumble, secretary Of
the horse department The purses amour
to $500.
President Dwight was in town yesterda,
and spent some hours locking at what hat
been done on the campus. He returns to
day to his Litchfeld home to remain few
weeks longer.
Mr.. H. P. Greene, the efficient manager
of the "Bottom of the Sea" company, wal
in town last evening perfecting arrange
ments for the production of this spectacu
lar play here.
Postmaster Knowlton of Bridgeport i
soon to place six large red mail boxes a
various points in that city for the recep
ton Of packages and newspapers. Thos
for this city will soon arrive.
Yesterdays Winsted Citizen says: Mrs
Maria R. Ellsworth, wife of the famou
inventor of smokeless. powder, is in tow
on her way to West Hartland to get pos
session of her child, girl thirteen year
of age.
George Bell, proprietor of the restaur
ant on State street under the Seldel
house, has returned from two months
stay at hotel at Port Jervis, N. Y. Tn
recent cold snap fairly depopulated tn
hotel of its army of guests.
Edward s. Bradley, superintendent o.
large crapet warehouse in Cleveland, O.
is visiting old New Haven friends. Mr.
Bradley is son of the late William I
Bradley, who was for many years prom
inent grocer and wine merchant on Stat
street.
Rev. Mr.. Luckey, pastor of Humphre
street Congregational church, his parish
toner's and many other friends will b
glad to hear, is gaining. His physician
DR.. McNeil, reports him as decidedly BET
ter, with symptoms quite encouraging
Mr., Luckey returned from the Adiron
dacks very seriously i'll with compile,
ton of diseases, but they are yielding |
treatment and further improvement
looked for, though it will be some time b.
fore he can return to his labors.