Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-27

Dan W. Eddy, aged si1ty-two, Of New
Britain, died yesterday.
The "Household Auxiliary" relieves
housewives of many burdens. AZ Center st.
The condition of Colonel John E. Earle
was, if anything, little more comfortable
last evening.
Arthur Ravel, aged sixteen, q hostler,
was fatally kicked by q horse in Water
bury yesterday afternoon.
Philo 8. Bennett will preside at the dem
ocratic rally Saturday evening at which
W. Bourke Cochran speaks.
In Hartford Mary Mooney, domestic,
blew out the gas in her room Tuesday
night. Her life is dispaired Of.
The tramp who was found i'll by the
roadside in Branford was discharged from
the almshouse yesterday morning.
Both Rev. Dr.. John Hall and Rev. Dr..
Robert R. Booth have resigned from the
board of directors of the Union Theological
seminary.
The Hillhouse high school football team
defeated the Hopkins Grammar school
team at the Yale field yesterday by score
of 30 to O.
There will be q state parade Of campaign
clubs in Bridgeport next Wednesday even
ing, under the auspices of the Young
Mems Republican club.
Leroy W. Leavenworth, a well known
former resident of Bridgeport, has struck .
rioh:gold mine in the Cripple Creek min
ing district in Colorado.
In the court of common pleas yesterday
Judge Pickett granted 80 second and 40
first naturalization papers. Judge Thayer
gave 70 in the superior court.
A splendid array of rugs selected by Mr..
Enfajian himself in eastern countries just
passed the New Haven custom house and
now for sale at $40 Chapel street.
In Thompsonville yesterday Clifford
Poole, child of three and one-half years,
eldest son of Samuel Poole, was accidental
ly drowned in the carpet company's pond.
The New Haven Gun club will hold a
tournament Wednesday, November 0. The
shooting will commence promptly at o:3O
O'Clock q. m. There are tan events, includ-
ing state team race.
The socialists of Meriden put up the fol.
lowing ticket last evening: Judge of pro-
bate, Peter Schaffer; representatives., Gus
tave Harwig, Charles Mayer. They will
hold rally to night.
In Few days orier will be on duty at
tho Union depot to announce tho readiness
of passenger trains to depart. Criers are
on duty at the Grand Central depot, New
York, and Hartford and Springfield.
Mrs. J. D. Wheeler of Whitney avenue
will give dance on Friday evening fol
the Misses Taylor of Troy, N. Y, and Miss
Meta Fellowes of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler will sail for Europe early in De
oember.
Rev. DR.. Fl. G. Hovey lectured last night
at Dalton, Mass. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Hovey, who will extend her trip te
Newhaven, Vermont, and be absent fort
night on q visit to Professor and Mrs
Ellinwood there.
During the past two weeks ten cases Of
typhoid fever have cropped out among the
students at Trinity, and the sufferers have
been Immediately sent to their homes. II
is thought the trouble is due to the mill
served at tho college commons.
Rev. DR.. Maher, the new pastor at St.
Mary's church, Milford, preached last Sun.
day before large congregation and Won
at once the affection of his people. He also
gave them the plan he had arranged te
carry out in reference to work In the parish
and on educational lines. =
Sylvan Rebekah lodge has extended an
invitation to Naomi lodge of New Haven
and the Waterbury lodge to visit Seymou,
tho first Monday in November and wit
ness the working of degree on a numbe,
of candidates. A banquet will follow the
work.
These pleasant days bring out the pleas
ure teams on all the roads. In New Ha.
ven suburbs carriage loads Of people were
numerous again yesterday. Fort Hale
park and Fort Wooster park are among
the most favorite resorts of late. West
Rock park is also being visited daily by
many.
Indications point to murder III the case
OF an unknown young man, aged about
twenty-five, who was found dead near the
Consolidated railroad in Saugatuck Mon
gate. At first it was thought he had been
killed by the oars. 1t was thought he
hailed from Ansonia.