Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-17

is adopted, each delegate from New Haven will | cast cast 55s votes and each & Beacon Falls deiegate of any town to it's party vote MT. Pigott is | thoroughly in earnest and will be heard from"
 DELEGATES ELECTED At Republican Ward Primaries Last
 Night.
 FOURTH WARD. Congressional-B. Dexter Hubbard, B A. Marsh, George M. McKendrick, Luke c. Madden, George L. Ives, E. O. Brown, F. L. Averill, F. T. Sher- man.
 Senatorial-Peter Holland, Edward Coe, N. B. Hoyt, G. H. Stocking, L. G. Hoadley, H. Pursell, CountyNPaul Russo D. J. Shields, G. L. Ives, 4. Foote, c; M. McKendrick, F. L. Averill, B. D. Wilkinson, H. Eaton, W. O. scobie, P. Holland, Repressntative-G; H; Buttricks, E, e. Brown, Paul Russo, W. E. Marsh, W. Schlein.
 EIGHTH WARD.
 n Beers l. r " IiEsa1 Barnum water, E. [. Clark, Alexander Wood,J. M. Cramp- ton, K. P. Doolittle.
 Harry B. Brown, Wallace B. Holt, Theodore H. sucher, Benjamin H. Kilbourn;
 County-Charles K. Spiegel, Captain Benjamin probate9pa7id Msaaell a i'd n Renfrew William H. White, David Cory, E; L. Camp, Joseph Greenleaf, Ed Senatorial and probate -Birdsey Warner, Perry Bsnt j gohp ,nn GareRse mse Congressfonal-Ch Charles l. French, Joseph Kez- elmeyer. Irwin Turnbull, Edwin. c. Dow. John I. Henry E. Marsh, Louis P. Wood. E. Beuiah: moora D1w EaRarS Rrnfe SSh1 F. Frank Coleman, J. w. Bradley, Charles F. Ayres.
 H. B. Ives, C. H. Farnham. H. S. Hamilton.
 TENTH WARD.
 Congressional-C. B. Matthewman, Felix Ch lingworth Jonathan M. Bishop, Oliver T. Os- born, S. J. Hayes, Jay Peck, l.. H. Johnson, T. J. Senatorial B: Wright, J., P. studley Charles M Fabrique, winott E. Chatfeld, Alonzo CountyIT, H. Mcdonald, Theron A. Todd, Probate-samael F. Panderson, W E; Whittle- sey, O. o. Roberts, John Rowland, John s. Fowler, L. A Austin, A. P. Miller, Lewis NJ. Miles. Representative-H. E. Benton, Carlos Smith, John M Bishop, Samuel F. Pnderson, Julius coin.
 l At the Twelfth ward meeting c. c. Den son presided, with MT. Jason F. Thomp- son secretary. Delegates elected: Congressional-Charles C. Dennison, William M; King, Jason Thompson I.uzerne F. Barnes mes senatoria E Ihnmssn BarnesW G. Hanson Will County-William Konold, c. c. Dennison, M. J | Connors, L. F. Barnes.
 | Friend Francis Walter G. Hanson. Representative-Jason P. Thomson, Charles C. Dennison, William M. King, L. F. Barnes | THIRTEENTH WARD. Congressional-Amos Dickerman, William S Senatorial and Probate-Robert Grant, Thomas | Gold Albert Perkins.
 Representative C. Monson, Isaac Dick | inson William $. Beecher
 TOBACCO MEN DEsPONDENT. Their Big Crop Badly Damaged b. the Weather. HARTFORD, Sept. 16.-Tobacco raisers il this vicinity are greatly alarmed at tho continued wet weather Many fine lot. are said to be rotting on the poles, some to such an extent that it falls from then in good -for-nothing mass. The croI generally was one of the best ever found il the Connecticut valley, and tobacco farm CTS he'd right to expect a good bit o pocket money for their seasons work Some of the very early cut had got littl, start of the damp weather and will proba bly, pull through in good shape, but the general outlook is far from encouraging.
 A Neglected Law.
 One of the most noticeable features o the landscape in some parts of the state just now are the acres and acres of land covered with wild carrots in full bloom ol seed. Very seldom is any general effor made to destroy them, or any individua effort either. And yet the statutes oi Connecticut, section 1,574, provide tha "every owner or possessor of lands shal cut down all wild carrots and Canada this ties adjoining thereon, or in the highway adjoining, so often as to prevent their go ing to seed" And he can be fined severely for neglect of this wise and salutary law
 It isn't so much new laws that people need as the better enforcement of the gooc laws we have.-Norwich Bulletin.
 OUR STATE EDUCATORS. To Meet in This City Next Month Prominent Speakers to be Present
 The forty-fourth annual meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers association will be held in this city on Thursday, Fri day and Saturday, October 16, 17 and IS
 The high school section will be in charge of MT. Dwight Holbrook, principal of tho Morgan school, Clinton; the grammar school, MT. H. D. Simonds, principal o1 the Prospect street school, Bridgeport; tho primary, MT. George B. Hurd, principal oi the Winchester district, this city.
 Professor R. P. Keep of the Norwich Free academy, Superintendent V. G. Cur | fio nf IT Ro11 1oY1 Of L. l., George E. Eliot, jr., of the Morgan school, Clinton, M. M. Marble of the New Haven high school, w. M Peck, principa of high school, Stratford, will be among the speakers.
 On Thursday evening, October 16, George L: Fox, rector of the Hopkins grammar school, this city, will deliver an illustrated lecture on "The Great Public Schools oi England"
 Friday evening, October r, Hon. Thomas B. Stockwell, commissioner of public schools of Rhode Island, will deliver ar address on "The Four Factors in Schoo Life-Parent, Pupil, Officer, Teacher. The music will also be an attractive fea ture of the meetings.
 Handsome Bass.
 A ten pound striped bass. caught by George A. Frost, assistant engineer of tht Brooklyn Fire department, in the Thames near Gales Ferry, is on exhibition in w s. Chappell's window. Mr. Frost is { fisherman from way back and that ht every year lays ten or fifteen pound striped bass on somebody's counter i. proof positive of the fact.-New London Day.
 Boys, Now Get Ready
 To blow for Hoods Sarsaparilla! On Sat 1 urdaY. Santamhar 20 at n m tl,a cr,o,1