Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Rrfef M0RIIOn.
Akksnd Nhildas hf1sfnena oolIo0o.

AyB0uQ CA1ko8 oU81O6D0 oOAA0Ixoe
Bring your sore feet to the Royal shoe
store. Well cure them.
Major Coo of Meriden says Meriden will
have electric street cars next spring.
The steamer G. n. Northam will soon be
put on in place of the Continental.
Judge Daniel E. Mcmahon has been re-
nominated for judge of probate in Derby.
A good quality linen fringed curtains at
so cents. Crampton's, 694 Chapel street.
Collector of Customs Kellam ia now sit
ting up few hours each day, and is gain
ing rapidly.
A large party of New Haven Italians
went to New York yesterday morning to
attend the italian picnic In that city.
Bartholomew, whose skull was frac-
tured at Bigelow's, was reported last even
ing at the hospital as improving little.
J. L. Barbour of Hartford and E. Stew
ems Henry of Rockville will speak at
republican rally in Rockville tomorrow
night.
There will be three fast days this week
in the Catholic church: The Ember days,
which fall on Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday.
The Pequot association held . meeting
in Veru hall last evening. On account of
aquorum not being present the meeting
was adjourned.
Theodore E. Smith, liveryman at III
George street, who was reported as having
recently left the city and unpaid bills, has
returned to settle his affairs.
Richard Perry of 10 Webster street fell
while trying to board a switch engine at
Webster street crossing yesterday. His
hand was run over and badly crushed.
DR.. J. H. Moody, who was found dead
in q saloon in Saratoga Monday, leaves
widow and two boys, who are now visit
ing relatives at Deep River, Conn, where
at one time he had practiced medicine.
Grand Army men who "came home from
Washington last night report the city al
excessively overflowing with visitors, &c
much 80 that many who came without
having engaged sleeping quarters ahead arr
put to great Inconvenience to find Plac'
tosleep.
The circuit court of the United Slater
opened in Hartford yesterday. Judg'
Shipman was on the bench; probably NJ
cases will be tried until Judge Townsend
returns. Judge Townsend is i'll and is no
expected to assume his duties for tw'
weeks at least.
Admiral Foote post expected to react
Washington at about 2 a. m. yesterday
At O'Clock yesterday morning they wer'
twenty miles this side of Baltimore, thei
train with about dozen other trains be
ing detained there, owing to the immens
rush of travel to Washington.
Miss Jennie Williams of Stonington, tn
eighteen-year-old daughter of Ephriau
Williams, ex-insurance commissioner o
this state, is missing from her home ant
has been for several days. Her mother be
Ieves that she is So ffering from some men
tai trouble and has wandered off.
The board of health met last evening
but only transacted business of the ordins
~ routine nature. Clerk Bailey stated at
ter the meeting that since the cholera scar
commenced about two hundred vaults ha'
been ordered cleansed by the board ant
that the majority OF these orders had BEEF
carried out.
Yesterday was great day for bluefsh
ing at Southwest ledge. Mr.. O. T. Kner
niger and Mr.. R. T. Galbraith succeeded il
landing over four hundred fine specimens
These gentlemen stated last evening tina
they never saw better fishing than yester
day, and look att the fish oorroborate'
their statement. There was not smal
fish among the four hundred.