Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

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 Naugatuck has 203 dogs registered up to date.
 Lieutenant Governor Merwin continues to improve in health
 Jay Rial, advance agent for Rose Cogh- Ian, was in town last evening.
 A fine chance to buy house and lot at auction tomorrow. See adv.
 w. S. Hockenberry of Ansonia is at the hospital here with badly sprained ankle. MT. Charles H. Merwin of 52 Bishop street is quite ill with erysipelas in the head.
 Rev. Dr. George B. Stevens of this city preached at the Park church, Hartford, yesterday.
 A daughter was born to the Rev. A. P. Miller of Dixwell avenue Congregational church yesterday afternoon.
 Snow, the noted confectioner, has his large new additional ice cream saloon near ly ready and will open it shortly.
 Mrs. Henrietta, wife of Emanuel Huyer, died Saturday in Ansonia at the family residence near Seymour line.
 At the Congregational church, Birming ham, Rev. Mir. Park, pastor, sixteen new members were added yesterday.
 Rev. Fathers Mallon and Winter have made arrangements for the erection of 8 parochial residence at Mt. Carmel.
 Fred s. Quintard of Waterbury is great ly improved in health and visited some o+ his old friends in this city Saturday.
 The Central Baptist church of Norwich has decided to build new edifce at cost of between $50, 900 and $40,000.
 The Connecticut weekly press associa tion will hold it's next meeting at Heu blein's hotel, Hartford, next Monday.
 Lyman H. Treadway of Cleveland, o. formerly of this city, is visiting his brother, who is member of the Yale Law school
 Ex-Commander Captain Gleeson of H c. Merwin post, brother of Dennis Glee son, who died Friday evening, is ill witt the grip.
 The Hartford Steamboat company will
  would mean suspension of dividends flo, several years.
 Rescue lodge, No. 32, I. o. G. T., has g public installation of officers tonight te be followed by an entertainment by the Rescue Social club.
 The fire in the Lefdngwell building or Saturday morning did about $2O0 damage, cause defective hue. Heublein's newly frescoed ceiling was badly damaged.
 Snow will soon occupy his large new ad ditional ice cream saloon and beside the usual favors will serve French creams in variety, all of the noted Horton make New York.
 A. c. Collins, Hartford authority on fish and game matters, says: The diminu- tive catch of shad in this state cannot con- sistently be laid to "northerly winds," the true cause being everlasting.
 Mir. Alphonso Dimon of Bridgeport, who was sent here by the Knights of Pythias of that city to receive medical treatment of Dr. Chapman, is steadily i'm proving under the attention of that physi- cian
 The Quinnipiac Sporting club imported eight more pairs of hares from Canada last week, making twenty pairs altogether that the club has brought from Canada and turned loose in the suburbs. The twenty pairs cost the club $65.
 John H. Starin, the purchaser of the hull of the City of Richmond, will rebuild the boat and place her next season on the excursion line to Glen Island. In the winter she will replace the Corning on the Starin line from New Haven to New York To Attend College Street Church.
 The Rev. Dr. McLane has invited Ad miral Foote post to attend special ser vices to be given in the College street church the Sunday evening preceding Decoration day, May 24. The post ac cepted the invitation and will attend in {