Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-12

Feb. Il, 1ss1.--At regular directors meeting of the the Bradley Library Association held February 5, 1S91, the following resolutions wore uuani- Resolved That tho thanks of the Bradley Lii Cordrenes of Buffalo, N. Y., for his recent dona- tion of 8 valuable edition of the Encyclopedia
 Resolved, That the secretary be instructed to enter upon the records our expectation of the late concert for the benefit of tho library, and Stiles, who conducted the same with such marked success.
 The court room was filled with members of the hall above made it impossible to hear any thing, and if this order of things continues it place of meeting It Is understood that suita- ole room was suggested Tuesday evening.
 ,nS,,a E. hinsey and others propose to hear the ing. MT. Lindsley will go to Heriden to attend the & C. A. R R., annual encsmpment February H. ., Rufus Thorpe and R. O. Eaton are on jury at There will be a meeting of the North Haven league at the residence of H. D. Todd on Thurs
 Lester Bates, a former residence of North Haven, who has been living in Providence, Rhode at New Haven carrying on the same business and at present is papering John Todd's house in this Rase ae Any h;;y one waiting in his line would de well in the stable Saturday night and was found dead
 J. Pierponf has established a route for deliver ing groceries at North Hill. G. H. Cooper has Talmadge of Montowess, and D. N. Welch of New Haven now runs a grocery wagon to Monto- weSe.
 Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Dowd are now at Matta- wan on the Hudson.
 Several from North Haven attended tho meet ing of central Pomona grange at Meriden on
 MT: and Mrs. I. L. Stiles with Mr. and Mrs. F. at Indianapolis and are now travelling in Forda have been at Rock Ledge and called on H. P. Shares, who always has welcome for his north
 A debate on woman suffrage will be of interest at the Mo9t9Wese 9 e Literary society on Thursday
 Feb 11;-Mrs Lucetta, wife of Judge Henry B. Wilcox. died on Sunday night about midnight. Mrs Wilcox was native of Berlin, Conn, and when young taught for several years in a school in Hartford. She then went to Kentucky where she remained two years in the capacity of a she afterward married For several years she has been afflicted with that terrible disease. can cer but her intense sufferings have been appar- ent to one outside of her own family. Always entertaining her friends with the utmost cheer fitness, her patience and Christian fortitude in equalled. She was member of the Conereea- donal church, and quiet consistednt Christian
 n a k Ottawa, Kans, and the funeral will be delayed day Judge Wilcox has many friends who sym. as pathize with him in his deep affiiction
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 Feb. 1.-The Washington bridge between this place and Stratford has now been repaired bv the county commissioners. Mr. Roger Baldwin the expressman, is now able to make regular trips to Bridgeport,
 William S. Smith, who for several weeks past has been confined by illness at the home of his parents on Broad street, is slowly improving in health.
 Mrs. Minnie Dinsiow has returned to the home of her mother, Mrs. E. P. Smith, after spending the winter months in New York city The recent heavy storms have done consider able damage to the government breakwater at Milford Point. Several hundred feet of the breakwater have been sunk out of sight, thus causing sand bars to form each side of the break and doing injury to the claiming grounds near The breakwater was built at the mouth of the Housatonic river to narrow the space, thus in creasing the velocity of the current and prevent the mouth of the river from filling up The seven-year-old son of Frank Coughlin was severely hurt on the head while playing with his companions last week, from the effects of which he died on Sunday.
 The many friends of Mrs. s. H. Payne are glad to see her in town again after spending a few weeks very pleasantly with some relatives and friends.
 Those members of the First church who were faithful to church on Sunday were rewarded by hearing . most able discourse by Professor Bras ton of Yale university. His subject, ssResk 'Was taksn from tho0p immortal words Come unto