Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-16
LOCAL NEW s.
Brief M entIOn.

just think, 81. % cork sole Royal shoe.
Own home-$1, 500. R. E. Baldwin.
just received, new invoice of palms;
81 each. Champion & Co.
The new Shore Line track between East
Haven and Pine Orchard will be used for
the first time to-day.
Hartford is wrestling with the long
pending question, the need of improved
sanitary conditions as regards Park river.
The annual inspection of the fire depart
ment by the mayor and common council
of Meriden will occur on Monday evening
next.
To-day is donation for St. Francis or
phan asylum. There are 270 children be-
ing cared for there and contributions
should be liberal.
George Frank of 537 State street was
arrested last evening charged with viola
ton of the liquor law. He was subse
quently released on bonds.
The first fortnightly sociable of Loomis'
dancing academy was givsn last night in
Academy hall. There were twenty-five
couples in the grand march.
The engine on the New York express
train which arrives here at 8:04 p. m. broke
an eccentric strap near North Haven last
evening, delaying the train forty minutes.
Among the prominent names mentioned
for the position of adjutant general on Gov
ernor- elect Morris staff is that of our g.
teemed townsman General E. E. Bradley.
Early yesterday morning burglars en-
tered St. Johns Catholic church in Middle
town and stole several of the sacred YES
sells used in the ceremonies of the church
and valued at $3.50.
Rev. William Maher, D. D., formerly
chancellor and secretary of the diocese,
now of Milford, will lecture in Hartford
before St. Joseph Holy Name society
Thanksgiving ave.
Rev. Fl. Fl. Kelsey of the Fourth
church, Hartford, left for Grand Rapids,
Mich, yesterday afternoon, and will be
married there Thursday, November %, to
Miss Alice w. Miller.
A spur track has been built across State
street at Custom House square to be used
to tranefer the material for the new Office
building of the Consolidated road at Water
and Meadow streets.
The Bridgeport Farmer brings forward
the name of Hon. James 81. Olmstead of
Stamford for one of the supreme court
judgeships which are to be filled. Mr..
Olmstead is we'll known to the legal frater-
nifty of this city.
The Winchester Avenue Horse Railroad
company yesterday for the FIRST time ran
cars through College street from Chapel
street to George street and Congress ave-
nue., connecting with the depot cars of the
New Haven and West Haven road.
There will be "harvest home' held at
the German NJ. E. church, on George
street, near College street, this evening at
8o'clock. Some well-known talent has
been secured for the occasion. The &C.
complished futist, Miss Caroline Holland,
will take part.
Bridgeport, organised q football team last
evening and hope to have q match game on
Thanksgiving day with one of the T. A. B..
teams in this city. The st. Dominio's and
st. Aloysus societies have games already
arranged for that day.
In Berlin yesterday Justice Burr was
trying the case of Merwin Vs. Donnelly.
Both parties are brickmskers. There is
passageway leading from Mr.. Donnelly g
yard which Mr.. Donnelly uses. Mr.. Mer-
win brings the suit to test Mr.. Donnelly's
right to the use of the passageway, and to
establish his own right to its absolute own
ership and to abolish it if he sees 6t.
Two remarkably fine large water colors,
the work of the gifted artist, Q. G. Rem
ham of New York, are to be seen in Cut
ler's art store. One, entitled eat Close Of
Day." depicts typical New England farm
house and its charming rural surround.
ings. The other, Hauling the Net, shows
q sea coast scene along the outer Long
Island coast. They should be seen by al