Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-21
ALL AROUND rHE srATE.

ALL AROUND THE STATE.
sixsiesh Anniversary OF a Church-Gun
Club shooting GrOunds-Big Damage
by Connecticue Forest Fires-The
Railroads and Rapid Transit-Hart-
ford Odd Fellows-The Death Record
The Summer school for Teachers.
The Deep River Baptist church will cele-
brate its sixtieth anniversary tomorrow by
appropriate exercises, which will be held
both afternoon and evening. fRevs. W. g.
Eennell of Middletown, P. s. Evans of New
Haven and a. n. Gallaher of Essex will do.
liver addresses at the afternoon session, and
the Revs. ]. N. Chase of Exeter, N. H., Law
son Muxzy Of Pulaski, N. Y, and e. N.
Poteat of New Haven will speak in the even-
ing.
HOURS REDUCED, PAY THE SAME.
NEW BRITAIN, April 19.-The boss paint
ers and men agreed last night on nine hours
q day and ten hours' pay.
BIG TROUT.
On Wednesday Charles McCaffery Of Coles
brook river caught trout weighing ~
pounds. The fish was put into tank and is
still alive.
YALH-HARvARD.
The New London Telegraph says: dead
head hill has been graded out of existence.
Those who want to see the boat races this
sHEEP AND DOGS.
The bills for killing sheep the past year
have besn heavy, and II is safe to say that
the town officials will see that but few dogs
are allowed to 60 unregistered.-
Sentinel.
JUDGE sToRR's ESTATE,
The estate of the late Zalmon A. S.orrs of
Hartford has been inventoried by Watson
a. Bliss and William A. Willard at 1884,
2S1, "a, which is almost entirely in shares of
stock and bonds.
IrcAN AFFORD TO.
The New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad company has bought the strip OF
land near the Willimsntio cemetery from the
town for $500. The company will use the
land for track purposes.
Lad TO STOP WORK.
Professor W. o. Turner, the veteran music
teacher. has been obliged to stop work for
some time, at least, by order of his physician.
He was one of the victims of the grip, from
which he has never fully recovered.
AT STONY CREEK.
Captain David Ross, who has conducted
the Champion house at East Haddam for &c
many years, has leased the Brainard house al
Stony Greek. The Champion house was the
property of the late Mrs. Ferdinand Ward.
IN wALIINaToRD.
Real estate transfers: Seldsn W. Noyes
and Cornslia B. Noyes to Charles N. Jones
1923 feet with buildings on Main street
| Patrick O'Connell to Francis @. Bartholo
| fnnA AL hail
| street.
INSANE FROM LOVE DIsAProl NTMENT.
NoRwALK, April 1o.-Mary AcNerny,
| domestic in the family of Mrs. DR.. Lynes
has become violently insane, due probably t.
disappointed love. Application has beer
made for her removal to Aiddletown asy
| MRS. PLUMB NICHOLS.
| Esther E., wife of Mr.. Plumb Nichols
died at the Bridgeport hospital saturds.
after undergoing painful surgical opera
ton. She was fifty. one years of age and
native of Bethlehem, Conn. The funera
| will occur to-day and the burial be in Trum
bull.
THE WALLACE GUN CLUB.
The Wallace Gun club of Wallingfort
has leased piece of ground below Morse
park of Hugh Early, and will build . club
house on 1t this week. John James of tn,
club broke eleven out of sixteen birds Their
Friday on practice shoot, and D. Wetsel
thirty-three out Of forty-two.
A CHARITABLE LADY.
Mrs. Mary A. Garland, mother of Mrs
Henry R. Psrrott, died Friday afternoon a
her residence, No. 1873 Golden Hill, Bridge
port She WAS eighty-two years of age ani
| was known As being active in charitable
work, having devoted much of her time IL
recent years to various benevolent orgsniza
tions of tho city.
sLooP PICKED UP.
PoRT JEFFERSON, L. l., April 18th,
steamer Nonowantuo this morning picked
up off Crane Neck the sloop Addie adrift ant
towed her into this hsrbor. The sloop ha.
an anchor dragging. She probably hail
board the sloop some Bridgeport papers,
timetable and hotel card.
Fire Marshal Bloomfield of Meriden issusc
the following building permits last week
Henry 7. Downes, two story frame dwelling
Myrtle street, 34x361a, cost $4,000 B. B
CLARK, barn in rear Of 100 College street, COS
500. w. A. Penfeld, two story dwelling
corner West Main street and Randolph ave
nue., 3ax4s, cost $4,000. @. D. Edwards
two story frame dwelling, Orange street, COS
81, 450.
HYMENEAL.
There will be a pretty wedding wednes
day evening at O'Clock, April %, at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Jenningl
Greens Farms, the contracting parties beinI
their daughter Eva II. and Alexis F. Downe
of Westport. Rev. Mr.. Davies of the Green
Farms Congregational church will tie tn
nuptial knot. The bride has been the recir
, lent of many elegant gifts. After their wed
ding tour Mr.. and Mrs. Downes will reside i
Westport.
CHARTER OAKS CELEBRATION.
The semi centennial celebration by Charta
Oak lodge, I. o. O. f., Of Hartford thl
Monday evening will be attended by dele
cation from the New Haven lodges and or
from the Bridgeport lodges of tho ordel
Grand Master Bishop Of New Haven will r,
} ply to one of the toasts. William 81. Comic
10 assigned to respond to the toast 1.-THE So
ereign Grand Lodge" and Department Gran
Master F: s. Hunt of Bridgeport to the toa
!. of "Ths Ladies'"
!, NEW STEAMER DEDICATED.
. BRIDarroRr, April ia trial trip fro
!: New York to Wilson's Point was made todd
t OF the new and immense transfer steam
Q Express, recently constructed for the Ne
2 England company. On board were Presidel
i Starbuok and Vice. President Stevenson,
the Housatonsc system; President Bostwit
Of the New York and New England roa
President Tedcastls of tho New England To
, minal company and other railroad officials
= high degree. An elaborate banquet wa
served during the trip.
DANBURY LAWYERS FLIGHT.
Lawyer Howard W. Taylor of Danbury b.
been ordered by Judge Fem of the superi,
" court to show cause why he should not /
. disbarred. A committee of the bar represen