Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-20
BILLS ORDERED PAID.

A request from G. T. Jones and J. P. Stevenson for line and grade for curbing on Center street, granted. A drain-layer's license was granted L. M. Phelps.
 Chief Smith was authorized to purchase desk for the department use in the rooms of the Hubbard hose house. The matter of the extension of Orchard street was again brought up, and it was voted that the road committee be ordered to open and work the Orchard street ex- tension from Samuel Simpsons south line to Christian street at once. The matter of the Chery street sewer was discussed and it was voted to adver- tise for bids for contracts to lay the con- struction of the sewer, sealed proposals to be received by the warden up to o'clock, May 3. A petition for a concrete on the west side of Fair street, from center to
 Ward street: The sidewalk was ordered and Judge Bartholomew was appointed a committee to attend to the matteer. The matter of strengthening and grading Hall avenue, from the rink to Community bridge, was discussed and it was left with the road committee to look up and get es- inmates as to the cost and report at a fu- ture meeting. Several other matters of interest were discussed and laid over un- til the next meeting. Adjourned for one week.
 At the annual meeting of St. Paul's par ish held Monday evening the old board of officers was reelected as follows: Samuel Simpson, senior warden; Henry L. Hall, junior warden; Charles G. Pomeroy, clerk; w. N Mix, collector and treasurer; vestry- men, G. w. Hull, L. N. Edmonds, Street Williams, B. A. Treat, Benjamin Hall, John Munson, c. A. Harrison, w. M
 Whitaker, w. N. Mix, John Francis, Will liam Hodgkinson, M. K. Thomas; dele gates to diocesan convention to be held June 8, Frary Hale and M. K. Thomas; alternates F. B. Northrop and H. L. Hall 2d.
 Manager Wilkinson has booked the Arlington minstrels for the cpera house Friday evening.
 Mrs. H. F. Hall and child have gone to Virginia for visit to her old home.
 The republican caucus for the nomina- tion of delegates to the state convention is called for Monday evening in town hall.
 Alexander Verne of Yalesville was before Judge Hubbard charged with assault upon his wife. He was fined $3, and $l1.4 costs.
 Abel L. Sanford of Quinnipiac street died yesterday morning, aged seventy-one years. Funeral services Thursday after noon at o'clock. The body will be taken to Meriden for interment.
 The marriage of Charles S. Munson and Miss Estelle Youngs will occur at 12 o'clock to-day in the Congregational church. Rev. O. Fl. Dickinson will of6ciate.
 A piano has been placed in the parish house for use at choir rehearsals.
 George Hull of Fair street is about again after two weeks illness.
 Thomas Curtin of New Britain, brother of the late Dr. Curtin, was in town yester- day.
 Michael Schwenk of Yalesville, veteran of the war and @ pensioner, was in town yesterday and acted in a manner peculiar to insane persons and was finally taken in charge by Sheriff Rod Austin and taken to private insane asylum in Hartford. Schwsnk recently was granted Q pension of $72 month, with about 5000 arrears, for being unsound of mind.
 Mrs. J. w. Lane had her hand badly burned yesterday by the catching fire of grease in Q frying-p pan on the stove. In attempting to put out the flames she re- ceived quite severe burns
 A movement is on foot toward orgariz- ing branch of the Eastern Star in the l borough in connection with Compass lodge, F. and A. M
 Officer Dan O'Reilly and his Scotch ter | Eier Bruno will be seen on duty about l celoay md Center strests this syantpg,