Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-23
ALLoYER THE STATE.
Notes of Interest From All Section
 or Our Little Commonwealth.

0A<A< V ASAS Notes of Interest From All Sections
 Of Our Little commonwealth.
 The Rev. c. W. Allen and Arthur Allen while chestnutting near Cedar Hill ceme- tery, Hartford, few days ago killed a four-and- a half. foot rsttler.
 Harry Ensign of New Haven, the admir- able Sir Joseph Porter of 'tPinafore" which was given last winter, Is visiting in this city, Hartford Telegram.
 Albert L. Hardendorff, son of the contractor on Hudson street, has received from 8 friend in New Orleans @ young alligator about two feet long.
 Morgan G. Bulkeley yesterday refused to grant an application for the requisition of Q crim inal from New Jersey.
 Lieutenants Murphy and Hastings of the Hill yer Guard will receive their eommissionsin in @ few
 The funeral of Mrs. Soule took place at New Milford Tuesday and was largely attended. Mrs. Sss the Ts ss of m ness. She was highly respected and beloved by
 The Eagle bicycle works of Stamford will
 E. J. .Colborne of bridgeport has been buncoed
 The Otis library of Norwich is to become free after November l.
 About 6000 persons visited Bartletts tower in Tariffville the past season.
 pair of mules owned by Louis Hankey of TrumbuH recently starved to death. The Bridgeport board of trade is to urge con- gress to improve the Bridgeport harbor. Munson Hawley, president of the Bridgeport national bank, is seriously ill | association met at the capitol Wednesday and | arranged for dairy exhibit at the annual meet mfnms shas esy so viii be awarded for | dairy products. Each exhibitor will act as a
 judge on all butter exhibits which will be judged l q scale of points
 The county commissioners trying to ar | new Housatonic bridge to connect the water systems of Birmingham and Shelton. T. F. Mcdonald sued Luke Bowen for S5, 900 in the Waterbury district court for saying that Mo | Donald set his place on fire. A jury gave Nc:
 Donald a verdict for twenty-five dollars and l costs.
 The Hartford Courant says: 'If the demo crats of Connecticut believe, as they profess to-
 that the count Of noses Cor votes) is the @ only l adopt that basis in their own state convention! | That's what James P Pigott of New Haven
 wants tis t4 kno% and good many other persons
 The Congregational church at West Haven was
 the scene of a fashionable wedding Wednesday
 when Herbert G. Andrews, a New York lawyer
 Mrs George Brooks of Brown street, were mar
 Brooks, the brides sister, was maid of honor
 Mir. and Mrs. Andrews left on the evening trait
 in New York.
 The dedication of the new G. A. R. hall, Willi
 Inanllc, lueSuay evening. Dy FTanClS 5. Long
 post No. 30, G. A. R., was an enjoyable occasion
 The hall has been recently fitted up by s F. Loom
 CT in the fourth story of the opera house block
 it is about 35x5O feet in size, is handsomely fur
 nished and carpeted. The walls are tastily dec
 orated with portraits, conspicuous among then
 A. Logan and Francis S. Long, after whom tn
 post was named, the two latter being the worl
 Of member ts of 1.-the the post Pictures were abun
 events in the struggle of 1861 to 1865 The hall was especially decorated fo l ( %HAo aaio yr,,fh a. of white and blue. The commanders gavel calle ; to order at S:15 and Department Commander H N. Fanton and the department officers wer
 then received with appropriate honors. Afte prayer by the chaplain the program of tn evening was begun b. whistling solo wit banjo accompaniment by Miss Katherine Clark , who was obliged to respond to hearty encore A brief description of the work Of fitting u , Smith and short addresses were made by Con l mander Fanton and other department officer iuterspersed with recitations and songs b , Miss Lizzie D. Lyman and Miss Alice Ingall, large audience heartily enjoyed the ente ; tainment.
 A Rockville concern which manufactures larg,
 ly of cider, vinegar and jelly, will use about lift rose this season. With the exception of the yea
 hs s em is ee hundred bushels of apples day and is maxim about one hundred barrels Of cider day, min bushels of apples being used for q barrel of eide , They have large tanks holding one hundred an will be used for vinegar. About five hundre barrels of cider will be shipped to Boston an Philadelphia this week. Cider that is kept fc l spring and summer trade is refined throug |, | white saud and the refined cider is shipped about every state in the country. , Merrick Hail. seventeen, youngest son of Mr | Charles Hal of Somers, died suddenly at b q | home Friday. His funeral was held in the Go . | gregational church Tuesday.
 Horace Fuller ninety three, died very sudde ly of heart failure Tuesday evening. He was u
 | oldest person in Somers and had been in zoe f health His funeral will be held to-day.
 l A recount in the ballots in the recent tow l. election at Middletown for registrars of vote r has been ordered and Judge Birdsey and Jam }, Lawt'n were appointed a committee for the der [. ocrats and John N. Camp and C. G. Vinal f. r. the republicans. They will report the 30th. l, The Connecticut state board of education W [. conduct @ teachers meeting in the Institute g Guiford on Thursday, October 29. l; movement is on foot, says the Hartfol E. Post, under the auspices of the Connectic ,. Society of the Sons of the American Revolutit ,. of which Jonathan Trumbull of Norwich ,. the present very efficient and popular preside r. to obtain for the society, if it can be done 3, house in New London, which is still standir l, and in good state of preservation. The id' I. should be, and believe practically support,
 this the patriotic order referred to has alreao
 done most useful and appropriate work-notab @ in the restoration Of the old war office at Lob @ non. Of late years there seems to have been 6 T tyr, Nathan Hale, and statue to him is now & process of construction in New York PerhA # this question of buying his old home will be ma
 @ matter of public subscription here in Connec
 cut, and, if so, the call should meet with mo J. prompt and favorable response. a Horsford's Acid Phosphate . . For Indigestion, f Dyspepsia and diseases incfdeI