Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-11
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New Haven Baptist Missionary Com ference-Twenty New Haven Dele- gates-Isaac TaImadge's Death Eanaral Naxus of IufaraRt.

ference-Twenty New Haven Dele-
 gates-Isaac TaImadge's Death
 General News of Interest.
 There was large attendance at the | meeting of the New Haven Woman's Bap- | tist Missionary conference in the Baptist church yesterday. Both sessions were presided over by Mrs. A. E. Wheaton of South Norwalk. A devotional meeting, led by Miss Miller of Meridsn, reports from 'circles," reading of letters from missionaries and an address by Mrs. Stowe of New Haven comprised the mornings exercises. A promise meeting, led by Mrs. Chapman of New Haven, the report of treasurer, addresses by Mrs. E. w.. Husted of Meriden and Mrs. W. 0. Rich mond of Norristown, Pa., and Mrs. Has kell, missionary of Burmah, constituted the afternoon session. About twenty dele gates from New Haven were present. A rebate of one-third has been allowed on the last quarters water to the residents of North Main street, who have been dis commoded by the scarcity of water. Water Commissioner Andrews is report ed as being in favor of abolishing the board of water commissioners. His term expires in 1892.
 J. w. Allen is down with the grip. J. w. Hurley and Ed Brennan are the | hydrant men for Hubbard hose. Rev. P. s. Evans of New Haven will preach in the Baptist church on Sunday | morning. Mrs. A. E. Reynolds of Cam bridge will give an interesting talk at the l evening service.
 The G. A. R. and K. of P. meet this eve- ming.
 ssAround the Wc-ld in Eighty D2ys" is | booked for the opf "a house DecemFsr 23. E. A. Bull of / orthford has kjLed five foxes this seasoJ two of them Eere silver grays. //..-
 Owing to thf act that the 'coons have an | initiated the muskrats about the lake it is | impossible to predict, from the size of their | houses just what kind of winter we are | liable to have.
 The Wallace hose company has decided not to attend the dance in Pawtucket I December IS.
 | Adams Express office. The rush of busi- | ness required the assistance of another l man.
 The mail pouch intended for the 11:25 express yesterday was caught under the l wheels and the contents scattered along 1 the track for quite distance. Letters, | papers and cards were to be seen in all
 directions. A large invoice of cards from Stevens card works were badly mixed up
 and scattered. Most of the contents were 1 recovered.
 Isaac E. Talmadge of the Belmont house died very suddenly about ten o'clock
 Wednesday evening of heart disease. The
 deceased was about the house all the
 evening, and about ten o'clock went into 1 the pantry and soon returned eating. Mrs.
 Talmadge made the remark that
 his appetite must be improving,
 and in reply he stated thai
 it was and that the food was relished very
 much. Soon after he placed his hand or
 his side and before anyone reached him he fell to the floor, and was placed on the
 lounge and died in less than five minutes
 The deceased has been a long sufferer witt
 consumption. He was sixty-one years oi
 age and leaves 8 wife and two children
 Services at house Saturday at 10 8. m
 The body will be taken to Southington fol
 burial.
 W.S. Maltby went to New York las
 evening and will give an exhibition of tricl
 bicycle riding in that city this evening.
 George A. Larme and Miss Alice Lam
 were given pleasant surprise party las l evening. About twenty-five of thei } ! young friends assembled at their home ol Washington street. Hon. Francis Weyland of New Havel } will lecture on "The House of Commons l in the Baptist church this evening. About twenty-five of Wallace's men ar down with the grip. Warden Newton and wife are in NeN York.
 } G. w. Hull has returned to the metropc ) lis.
 Edward M. Judd expects to start on Sat 3 urday for Kearney, Neb. l A. D. Judd's condition is not as favor l able and trained nurse is now in attend 3 | ance.
 ] Harry Burroughs Beach of Boston wa
 registered at the Wallingford hotel yesteI
 day.
 Harry Doolittle of Pond Hill is gettin
 better.
 r Past Department Commander Taintor C
 Robert o. Tyler post of Hartford will ir , stall the officers of A. H. Dutton post, G a A. R
 t c. E. Prince of New Haven, grand jur
 for warden of the grand lodge of the stat
 of Connecticut, will install the officers ( ' Compass lodge, No. g, F. and A. M., o B Friday evening, December IS. The Forresters will elect officers ne1 l Wednesday evening