Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-14
LOCAL NEW s.
Brief M eRtIOn.

The police will don white helmets to-day. Own a home-$1O month-R. K. Baldwin. The Earle house, Bridgeport, was damaged $1OO by fire yesterday.
 Miss Annie Munroe of James street is visiting the Misses Mcdonald of Birmingham.
 Flag day to-day at Putnam camp, Bedding, in honor of the adoption of the American flag. Walks and driveways laid by the Connecticut Concrete company, 49 Church street (Room D. Mrs. c. M Hawkes. of West Chapel street leaves shortly to spend the summer at Old Or chard Beach, Maine.
 Mrs. John Adt of Humphrey street is visiting in Waterbury and will spend the greater part of the summer in Torrington.
 Miss Fannie Schleiter of Meriden left yester- day for Short Beach, the remainder of the fam fly having gone there last week.
 Mrs. Schubert of this city, who has been the guest of her father, James Beattie, at South Farms, has returned to her home.
 This years excursion of the Connecticut His torical society will be made to Salem. Mass The party will leave Hartford Wednesday after noon June 15
 Thomas De Bowes, while under the influence of liquor yesterday, stole a coat from Francis Rowan, a labcrer on the streets, and was rested by Officer P. Doherty.
 The Bradley, Dam & Carrington Co. are the agents for the Walter A. Woods and Buckeye moving machines, and carry all the repairs for the same. Also horse rakes and tedders.
 Miss Cornelia A. Benton, a teacher in room of the Fair street school, was overcome by the heat yesterday afternoon and had to be taken to her home at 1,519 State street. No serious re suits are anticipated.
 John D. Cunningham of this city, state secre tary of the A. o. H. and editor of the Hiberniar Record, was in Bridgeport yesterday visiting hi: many friends and inspecting the line of march for the parade of Wednesday.
 Emma Priest eldest child of Mir. George Priest of Nash street, who was taken to New York for treatment by specialists is gradually failing and the last reports were that there were but faint hopes of her recovery.
 The Rev Dr. Phillips of the Church of the Re deemer will address the Misses Bangs school next Thursday morning, the 16th inst, and Rev Dr. Vail of Trinity M. E. church will address the graduating class. Admission by complimentary tickets.
 The funeral of Miss Allie Buggy of Ansonis took place yesterday morning, mass being said at the Church of the Assumption, a large mum Der of the young friends of the deceased being present. The remains were brought to New Haven for interment
 The second annual dinner of the stockholdert the Pembroke Hotel company will be held at thu
 
 Landlord Sprague will provide an elaborat. banquet. The arrangements for the feast are fl charge of William Nicely, R. c. Dickerman ant H. w. Asher.
 About 1,OOO Germans from different towns il the Naugatuck valley were most hospitabl, treated Sunday at Pillman's grove, Union City by the Germania Mennerchor Of that place The occasion was the baptism of a society ban ner, the gift of the lady friends of the Germanis M@nnerchor and the Concordia society of th city acted as sponsors.
 The commencement exercises of the fifty ninth year of the Connecticut Literary institu ton of Sufaeld will begin next Sunday at 7:30 ? m with 8 sermon by the Rev. Thomas Armitage D. D., of Yonkers, N. Y, before the Y. M. c. A of Sufdeld The exercises will continue till tn following Wednesday inclusively.
 Cards out announcing the marriage of MT Ellsworth E. Cowles to Miss Ida M. Esben to morrow afternoon at o'clock. The ceremon, will take place at 142 Howe street, Rev. Johl Mason of the First Baptist church officiating Rufus Esbell, brother oe the bride, will act a best man, Miss Gertrude Cowles as bridesmaid and Mr. George H. Merwin usher. The coupl have already received numerous presents.
 T. A. E. Notes.
 An interesting meeting of the St. Aloysius SC ciety will take place next Sunday.
 Twelve new members were admitted to St Patrick's society at the meeting Sunday after noon.
 The annual excursion of the society August Is making it's usual stir and the tickets are d ready in demand, although the excursion is stil two months off,
 The grand musical entertainment and festive of the "Grabbers'' will take place on the 2Oth c this month at the hall of the society. The Set ond regiment orchestra will furnish the musi and Professor Shea will prompt.
 Saint Patricks Athletic association met Sul day and decided to join the New England Att letic Association union. P. Skein was chose trainer and manager. The uniform of the soci' ty at the Springfield parade will be nearly possible: dark clothes, white vest, white stra hat with black band and a cane. The cane wi : be 6 very pretty one and will have a smaN pel nant attached on which will be printed "Sprin feld-New Haven, 1692.''