Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-12
LOCAL NEW 3.
Brief m ontfOn.


Professor Watrous is in Maine, camping
out and fishing at Mt. Rineo.
The judges of the supreme court will
meet here for consultation to-day.
The Hartford Wheel club will clear be-
tween $1,000 and 1900 from its recent
tournament.
A daughter of Mr.. L. E. Osborn is on
the steamer Ethiopia which is due at New
York from Glasgow.
Meeting of citizens Friday evening to
arrange for New Ravens proper celebra-
ton of DISCOVERIES day.
Senator Allison, who returns with Sem
stor Hawley from Maine, is to speak in
Hartford next Wednesday evening.
Over 500 people were at Lake Saltonstall
one day last week. As one remarked,
''the woods were full of picnickers."
Morris Cove railroad is laid with fifty
pound rails. No expense has been spared
to make this road complete In every par
ticular.
Joseph Shoninger of Chicago, business
manager in the west for B. Shoninger &
Co., was in town Saturday, looking in fine
health.
d DR.. George T. Pentecost spoke at the
First church in Hartford last evening on
what is being done for the Christianizine
of India.
The Garibaldi society held we'll at
tended meeting last evening and initiated
two new members and acted on six other
applications for admission.
Clerk E. E. Marvin of the United States
courts, with Mrs. Marvin and their son,
Waldo Marvin, sailed from Liverpool for
home Saturday in the Etruria.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
tomorrow evening of Miss Carrie, daugh-
ter of Mrs. E. A. T. Street, 1888 Townsend
avenue, to Rev. William Roberts.
Lizzie Emerson, residing on Putnam
street, was arrested by Officer s. Dippold
last evening charged with committing
breach of the peace on her brother.
The state Democratic club will have a
shore dinner at Pleasure Beach, Bridge
port, at p. m. next Monday, when 1t is
expected the candidates nominated at the
state convention will be present.
Superintendent Thompson has again be-
gun work on Fort Wooster park. It Is ex-
pected that the selectmen will soon COM
plete the roadway from tho park through
Tyler street to Main street. East Haven.
Miss Irene Peck, assistant librarian at
the public library, this city, is on her va
cation, visiting her sister who was recently
married to Mr.. Burdett of Boston, princi-
pal of Burdett Brothers business college
of Boston.
Milwaukee has big supply of s'raw
material" nevertheless it is not at all
likely that Mayor Sargent will accept the
hattering offer made him by the Milwaukee
board of trade to remove his business to
that place.
The directors of the Meriden street rail-
way will start the cars again in about a
week. They remain firm on their platform
first laid down-ths union men can return
to work If they want to; if not, non-union
men will be employed.
Mr.. Fisher, who graduated from the
Yale law school this year, and who Is in
the Office of Watrous & auckland, re-
turned from Europe last week with Mr..
Russell Sargent. They sailed from Glas-
gov, and were not detained at quarantine.
United States District Judge Rector of
Texas, who was appointed by President
Harrison at the same time Judge William
K. Townsend of this city was appointed,
and who graduated from Yale in 1859, is
stopping with Mrs. Alden, corner Wall and
Temple streets.
Captain Watkins of the steamship City
of Paris is very fond of New Haven. He
has had many of her citizens as passen-
gers, among whom is the Hon. Joel A.
Sperry, who has often entertained Captain
Watkins at his pleasant home. Mr.. Il. g.
Reynolds of this city went out in the City
of Paris with Captain Watkins on tho last
trip. s...s..,5
Hon. Dwight Bowers, ex-comptrol1er Of
New Jersey, an ex-Heutenant Of tho New
Haven Grays, . gentleman of wealth, and
his most excellent wife have hired house
and come to New Haven to reside, and will
be desirable acquisition to our city.
Lieutenant Bowers is q brother of ex-Gov-
ernor Caleb B. Bowers of our city. His
only son, Lloyd, graduated from Yale In
the class of 1879, and was the sshiehest
stand man" ever graduated from Yale. He
married the daughter of and is partner
with ex- Congressman and e1-Chief Justice
Thomas Wilson of Minnesota, and lives ct
Winona In that state. .-
Souvenir spoons, solid silver, 81, 81 eil-
ys1thau,s, deWaIsmI 700 Chapel st1sst.