Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-25
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Attend Ch1lQS business cO1l0Ro.
Pease & Son have received Scribner's
for November.
The Humbolt club held socisble in
Turn hall last evening. It was we'll at
tended.
The Ramblers' Bicycle club will hold
their meeting on Thursday evening at their
club rooms.
The number of applications to be made
in Waterbury in the hands of the registrars
aggregate 1900.
Andrew May was arrested last evening
by Officer ]. E. Donnelly charged with vio-
lating the liquor law at IS Fair street.
1t was officially announced in New Brit
ain yesterday that the tramway franchise
has been sold, and that local capitalists will
control the stock.
The Ansonia Swedish republican club
was addressed last evening by Editor h. N.
Lindblade of this city, publisher of the
Svenska Connecticut Poster.
Michael Moran was arrested by Officer
Williams last evening charged with de-
frauding William Voght of 81 George
street out of the price of meal.
Forest fires in Woodbridge Sunday
burned over acres of ground and consumed
many rods of farm fences. A large party
of men had hard fight to extinguish the
flames.
The K. o. J: society will give their first
sociable of this season on Thursday even
ing at Loomis' Academy hall. They will
give number of these during the winter,
as is their annual custom.
Wung Lung, who was convicted of keep
ing the Chinese opium den and fan tan
joint raided in Hartford Sunday night, was
fined 500 and costs yesterday. Five other
Cinnamon were fined $40 and costs.
There will be series of mission services
held at the Swedish Bethany church, New
Britain, beginning on Friday evening.
Speakers from Hartford, New Haven, Col
Ensville and Brockton, Mass. will assist.
The Salvation Army in Middletown was
again attacked Sunday night on the court
house steps. A conflict ensued in which
young man named Crosby, aged seventeen,
was hit over the head with a club and
seriously injured.
Drs. Russell and Ives held consultation
In the case of Colonel John E. Earle yes.
to-day and reported that considering the
fact that he had shown so much vitality
thus far in the case there was now q slight
chance of his recovery.
In Litchfeld yesterday Jackson Temp.
kins and a man named LAWN were found
dead two miles northwest of this place
this afternoon. Both were working in the
morning, and are thought to have beer
poisoned. The coroner is now making ar
examination.
A meeting of the New Haven East ssso
citation of Congregational ministers waf
held yesterday afternoon in the chapel Of
the Second church, Fair Haven. About
twenty clergymen were present. The
meeting was of a business character. AND
was occupied in a revision of the rules.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Caroline Schoenberger, daughter of Emf
Schoenbsrger, proprietor of the Contra
market, to Mr.. Henry Hahn of Parker &
Hahn, wholesale butchers of New York
The couple will be at home at 1870 Daven
port avenue, Sunday, November 6. 1892.
The installation of Rev. J. G. Wilson al
pastor of the Center Congregational church
of Meriden will occur on Wednesday, No
vember Q. Professors Braston and Stevens
of the Yale divinity school, Rev. Lyman
Abbott, D. D., of Brooklyn, Rev. Dr. Dan
forth of Philadelphia and Professor Walker
of Amherst have also been invited.