Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief m entiOn.

New converts every ORy-hoyal SHOES.
Dr. E. F. Woods of Holyoke, Mass, is |
visiting friends in this city.
The estate of the late Garry I. Mix of |
Yalesville foots up to SIG, 200.
Read John G. Chapmsn's advertisement
about fire extinguishers. It speaks for It,
self.
The board of selectmsn met last evening
and appointed polling places for the cleo
ton to be held next Tuesday.
The Consolidated road has issued tickets
for the Housstonic system for points on
the Naugatuck and Derby roads.
No meeting of the committee on nomi-
nations was held last evening owing to the
fact that 1t was impossible to get quorum
together.
Both President Clark and Vice President
futile of the Consolidated railroad dis
credit the story of movement to parallel
their road.
The Meriden Center and Rachel lodges,
I. O. O. F., will jointly hold four nights
fair at ths city hall in Meridsn, beginning
November is.
Samuel H. Crane, proprietor of the Eli
OFT house, was resting comfortably last
evening, and strong hopes are entertained
of his Ultimate recovery.
Governor Campbell of Ohio, Judge Lu
zon B. Morris, John J. Phelan, Nicholas
Staub, J. r Pigott and others speak to-
night at city hall, Waterbury.
Rev. D. Henry Miller, department chap
lain Of the Connecticut G.. A. R., and who
was chaplain CT the old Fifteenth G. ", is
seriously i'll at his home in Mystic.
Rockville ia to emerge from darkness in
to light once more. The electric plant will
be run by the Bridgeport syndicate at $75
light and will be started Saturday.
T. Seymour Tryon, of Friend E. Brooks
& Co., is again out after three months
illness. 1t is expected that he will be able
to return, to work within few days.
Patrolman Charles Hooper, who was re-
ported yesterday afternoon as dying. was
much easier last evening and very slight
hopes were held out of his ultimate recov-
cry.
Drs Carmalt, Richardson and Shelton
yesterday performed an operation on 7. s.
Sanford of Shelton, which was entirely
successful Mr.. Sanford rallied strongly
and his speedy recovery is looked for.
Ebert F. Cooley of Hartford died Sun
day afternoon of appendicitis, after an i'll
ness of one week. The cause of death was
due to a hard substance which was found
in the little sac and which had probably
been there for months.
Hartford republicans last night nomi
mated as representatives to the general as
sembly ex-Mayor John G. Root and Colone
Charles J.. Burdette, who Is president Of
the L. A. w. The Hon. Francis B. Cooley
formally accepted the republican nomina
ton for senator from the Hartford dis
trict.
Charles T. Cannon, son of John 8. Can.
non of Cannon & Burton, in trying to board
moving train at Stratford Monday even
ing missed his hold and fell. His hsnc
fell across the track and was crushed BY
the cars. He was brought to this city an6
Dr.Frank Whittemore amputated the hane
at the wrist. Last evening the young mar
was resting as we'll as could be expected
He is very popular member of TIE Gray
and has many friends who deeply sympa
thize in his misfortune.
A halloween party WAS given by Mrs. G.
W. Kellogg in honor of Miss Edith Porte,
at 100 Edwards street. The tables snd
house were prettily. decorated in yellow
and white. Messrs. Willford, Hamilton
Arnold, Walter Meachem. Fred Buell., FREQ
Sperry. E. Wright, g. Trowbridge, Viii
G.. Alling, Samuel Bishop, the Misses Pike
Brown, Bassett, Bristol, Scranton, Dewel
and Bishop wera present. Halloween as
soo.ations, etc., with dancing claimed thu
attention of all present.
The funeral of the late Colonel John E
Earle will take place this afternoon. Tn,
public services will be held at st. Thomas
church at 2:3O The honorary bearers will
be Ex-Governor Charles R. Ingersoll, Joe
A. Sperry, e. Henry Barnes, Prof. Georg'
J. Brush and Ward Nichols, of this cit,
(the last named one of the charter mem
bers of TrnmbuI lodge, F. and A. M. J, ant
Thomas r. Pickering of Portland ant
United States Patent Commissioner Charle
e. Mitchell. The interment will be In tn
family lot In Evergreen cemetery
Killed by the Cars.
NEW LONDON, Nov. Mail Transfe
Agent Garfield was struck and Instant.
killed by a train at union Station thi
evening. He had held the position a quar-
ter Of century, and was eighty years old
Hydrophobia.
WATERBURY,, Nov. Martin Norton, I
farmer weighing 800 pounds, was bitter
. by dog several weeks ago, and was seizei
with severe attack Of rabies, suffering
excrue1ating pain The physicians Soy
there Is no hope for him.
New Haven Bicycle Club.
The New Haven Bicycle club held itl
regular monthly meeting last evening, and
the board of governors was dissolved and
the affairs of the club put in the hands O,
A.. oInh m am hava uhinh will ndouhx nj.