Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
LOCAL NEWS.
RrIaI Mention,

Brief Mention.
Own q home-$10 q NOR. E. Baldwin.
Benjamin Mallette, who was injured by
the cars at Derby, died yesterday.
The state senate, ct the close of its brief
session Tuesday, adjourned to September
9th.
The new hat factory in East Norwalk
will probably be ready for occupancy on
the I'd of July.
Conductor Thomas Jones of the Fair
Haven and Westville Horse Railroad com
pany has resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, f.,
will spend the greater part of the summer
at tha White Mountains, staying at the
Profile house.
A nine from Israel Putnam lodge, O. q.
4. W., will meet the crack nine Of Port
and at tho United American Mechanics
picnic in Portland July l.
Town Agent Clarity yesterday received
advices to the effect that Catherine Kearns,
who was recently sent to the Aiddletown
Insane asylum. had died In that retreat yes
terday.
The patent wire picket fence which lie
advertised in another column is one that
commends itself to all who have use for
such an article. Substantial, durable and
inexpensive.
A petition is being circulated for an
electric light on Tomlinson bridge. Per
sons who drive over this bridge after
nightfall say that there is great danger Of
driving into the open draw.
The JOURNAL AND COURIER Baseball club
will play team of policemen from the
Grand avenue precinct at the Howard
avenue grounds next Saturday afternoon.
The game will be called at 2 p. m.
Catcher Wells, Center6elder Griffin and
Third Baseman Donnelly, formerly of the
New Haven team, were in the city last
evening, having stopped over on their way
from Providence to Binghamton.
Mrs. Herman n. Scharp of SO Pear
street leaves the city to-day to visit hel
brother and family in Canton, O., wher'
she will stay the entire summer. Mrs.
Scharf is q daughter of John II. Austin .
this city.
Theodore s. Rassett's handsome cottax
at Burns Point will be occupied by TIL
families of Sheldon Bassett If New Yori
and Harmon s. Bassett Of Birmingham
this season. They will take possession OF
Saturday.
Last evening as Rev. Professor Georg'
E. Day of Yale was about to enter the post
Office he missed his footing and fell, out
ting his chin in painful manner. He wa
somewhat Jared by the fall, but was abb
to walk home without assistance.
At the meeting of the board of healtl
last evening Health Officer Wright report
ed that there were slight cases of scarle
fever at 1O5, 100, ia, 116 and 1872 Mil
River street, and also at "a Lyon street
but that there was absolutely no danger o
An epidemic.
Mr.. Edward Malley gave a party o
friends fine trout supper, with accom-
paniments, Monday evening. The strini
he brought home numbered thirty. al
beauties, and were caught at his privat
trout stream near Guilford. Among tn
guests were William Neeley and Waite
Halley.
The New Haven directory, just issue,
by Price, Lee & Co., is the handsomest di
rectory ever gotten out of this city; typo
graphically considered it is credit to tn
publishers, who probably have neve
turned ont better work Of the kind. Til
names in the directory number n, 059-
2,449 more than the directory of 1891
New Ravens population in 1900, it is est
mated, on a fair basis, will be III, 561, AM
with continuation of the present rate o
increase, will be at least 100, 1000.