Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

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 LOCAL NEWS.
 Brief Mention.
 Only st 21 Church street-Royal Shoes. Detective Brewer moved his family home from their shore cottage yesterday.
 General George H. Ford reports very enjoyable time on his European trip.
 Rev. John c. Collins and wife have re- turned from carriage ride around the state.
 The reunion of the Fourteenth regiment, c. v., will be held in Middletown next Wednesday.
 Superintendent Bollmann yesterday in- structed the patrolmen to strictly enforce the truant laws.
 Shorthand and typewriting receive spe- cisl attention at Yale Business College Call for catalogue
 The Ansonia Fourth school district has voted to build a $46,O0O addition to it's high school building.
 Landlord George F. Griswold of the Curtis house, Meriden, was guest at the Fremont house yesterday.
 H. Benedict, son of H. H. Benedict of the firm of Benedict & Pardee, has re- turned from trip to Canada.
 The Second Regiment band was among the many fine bands at the annual parade of Waterbury's fire department yesterday. r eompetent and accomplished teacher of the piano, will resume giving piano in struction to-day.
 H. H. Smith of this city is one of the committee to arrange for state picnic of the Daughters of Rebekah at some shore resort next week.
 MT. Frederick Chatterton, the nurse, has returned to the city and is ready for long or short engagements. Residence 1S3 Wooster street, city.
 Harry Rowe Shelley and wife sailed for home from Liverpool yesterday on the Germanic. They have been in Switzer- land the past month.
 Our long suffering census enumerators are in fair way to receive their pay from Uncle Sam in few days, the government having sent word to that effect.
 Rev. Dr. Chapman while away visited the cathedral towns of England, also OK ford and Cambridge, and was at the inter- national exhibition in Edinburgh.
 Mrs. F. A. Sutlitf of Southington has re- ceived from the Order of United American Mechanics $1 ,OO0, which was the amount her late husband was insured for in that order
 Winsted's soldiers monument dedicated yesterday is one of the handsomest and, next to the Hartford and New Haven mon- uments, the largest soldiers monument in the state.
 The Blackboard company has reelected its old officers, viz: General E. E. Brad ley, president; Senator James Graham, vice president; w. E. Weld, jr., secretary and treasurer.
 The fair in Litchfeld in aid of the church of St. Anthony of Padua closed Tuesday evening. The net receipts are about s1 100. The previous debt on the church was something over 5000.
 Attorney Philip Pond has been confined at his house, 22O Whalley avenue, with a fractured collar bone, which he sustained about two weeks ago owing to fall while spending few days vacation in Bolton.
 There is no mystery connected with the absence of Superintendent Wolfe of the Birmingham Iron foundry. He has been away under similar circumstances before and turned up all right, and will probably do 80 again.
 yesterday on the Hudson. She is said to show a speed of about sixteen miles an hour and to be very satisfactory. George A. Adee, Captain George Brewster, and another Yale man were to witness the test.
 The Clara Louise Kellogg Concert and Opera company has offered its services fo, the benefit of the "organ fund" of the North Congregational church in New Hartford. The company will give a con cert Friday evening, September 19, in thu church. @
 Ernest s. Thompson, who has been witl the Yale National bank for the past tw' years, has::accepted position in the Firs National bank of Longmont, Col, and lief for that place yesterday. He goes becaus of i'll health, believing change of climat will be beneficial.
 Among the veterans at the Twentieth V. reunion at Savin Rock yesterday wa President H. 0. Higgins of West Haver L. V. Hubbard and others from Shelton H. s. Judd, c. E. Russell and others C Bristol, A. H. Buckingham of this city and Alderman Twitchen of Meriden. Tn dinner was at Young's Pavilion.
 Colonel Doherty, l.. F. Burpee, C.. 4 Colley and John Blair are Waterbury delegates to the republican congression' convention for this district and for u state convention the delegates (all for Me win) are General s. w.. Kellogg, Geore L. White, George H. Cowell and E. P1att.
 Black heas have struck New Haven in plague of considerable dimensions. The are to be found in street cars, stores ant in fact, are 'sall over town" All the citit hereabouts are similarly afflicted. In Al sonia and Birmingham the pests appeare in hordes last week, especially in house most of whose occupants were at tl shore
 The Meriden Journal says: Mrs. Blii and daughters, Misses Florence, Addie an Hazel, the family of Meriden's new manr facturer, E. A. Bliss, have arrived at th Winthrop from New York. They wi move into E. A. Chapman's house O Britannia street at once, MT. Bliss havin leased it for term of years MT. an Mrs. Chapman will board at the winthro on their return from Woodmont.
 Fourth Anniversary.
 The Columbia division, Sons of Temper ance, will celebrate it's fourth anniversar at D. m. on the 18th, at the rooms, cor nsr of Rosette and Arthur streets.