Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-12
LOCAL NKWS.
Brief Mention.

Own home-$10 . NOR. E. Baldwin.
Misses Edith and Mabel johnson of How
ard avenue are visiting at W. II. Stannis'
in Meriden.
w. R. Taylor has been appointed ser
geant major and Mr.. McCabe assistant ser
geant major.
Rev. Mr.. Abbott of West Haven breaches
at the First NJ. E. church, Bridgeport,
July "a and 81.
1t is now expected that cars will begin
running on the Morris Cove electric road
Saturday, July %.
E. g. Seavey, clothing clerk at n. A.
Haugh's store in Birmingham, is unac-
countably missing.
In Wilton Sunday two valuable COWS
belonging to Charles A. Amber were
killed by lightning.
Thomas Nolan of GA Center street will
sail for Europe to-day, visiting England
and other countries.
The O. Cowles & Co. directors met yes
terday and declared the usual semi-annual
dividend of per cent.
LILO IcC6ut 0ACu1bAOA VI tA0 hOASo NuoAu
to New York and Bay Ridge Melted a profit
of $500 to the company.
Roderigo lodge, Knights of Columbus,
met last evening at the lodge rooms, corner
of Church and George street.
Sergeant H. G. Young of Company D,
the Blues, will take a trip through the
White Mountains before going into camp.
The John n. Starin takes the Lotos club
of this city and Meriden party, also 9TH
ers from New Haven, to Glen Island to-
day.
Rev. A. P. Miller of this city will be one
of the speakers at the union service to be
held at the A. M. E. church, Norwalk,
next Sunday.
Rev. L. 81. Squires gave very interest
ing talk on his trip to the prohibition con-
vention at the rooms of the Prohibition
club last evening.
A democratic campaign club will be or
ganized at 295 Oak street this evening, a
meeting of the democrats Of the ward hay
ing been called for that purpose.
Musicians Hart, Seifert and Keeney of
Neriden arrived yesterday at Savin Rock,
where they have been engaged to play with
Landrigan's orchestra for the season.
Rev. H. E. Burnes and family of Nor.
- walk, formerly of this city, will go to
Pound Ridge to day and spend the bal
ance of the summer 1T their country home
Orders have been received by the com
panies stationed at New Haven stating thai
the New Haven battalion will be called thu
Second battalion, instead of the First al
formerly.
The arguments in the suit of D.A Moore
against the REORGANIZATION Window
Sash company were made in the court o.
common pleas yesterday and decision wal
reserved.
Miss Nellie Gates, night assistant CHIEF
operator at the telephone Office, leaves to
day for fortnight's vacation, which will
be spent in Hartford, Waterbury anc
Litchfeld.
The Sanger-Henry quo warranto sui
will be tried In the superior court by spe
cial assignment next Friday. No othe1
cases will be tried by this court until Sep
tember, except such as may from time t,
time be specially assigned.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Fred Glaess
ner of New Haven took place yesterday at
ternoon from the residence of her son
Arthur F. Glaessner, on Cook avenue
Meriden, Rev. Mr.. Birdsall of New Have
officiating. w. J. Kirkland, August Pts
torius. August Maschmeyer and job
Schleier acted as pallbearers. A delega
ton from Rachael Rebecca lodge of Meri
den attended the burial in Walnut Grow
cemetery.
Samuel Cheney, former resident Q
Milford, died at his home in Brooklyn las
week and his remains were brought t
Milford for interment on Saturday after
noon. For many years Mr.. Cheney was
prominent and prosperous citizen in Mi
ford, but finally removed to Brooklyn
where his business interests centered. B
died at the advanced age of seventy eigh
and left a large circle of friends both l
Milford and in Brooklyn. ..