Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-05
LOCAL NEW 8.



See advertisement Of boy missing from
Clintonville.
Hartford's plague and pest spots are DO
ing thoroughly cleaned.
Entire new line of lace curtains and por-
there's at Champions, 694 Chapel street.
The West Haven electric cars will leave
every six minutes to-day Labor day. for
Savin Rock.
About three thousand people heard the
band concert given at the old green Satur-
day evening.
Senator Hawley left last night for
Maine, where he is booked for several cam
paign speeches.
Last trip to Glen Island for the season
tomorrow. A fine chance for family par
ties to enjoy the sail.
Hartford is alive with bicycle riders
gathered there for the tournament which
opens to- day at Charter Oak park.
North Haven democrats elected two
Pigott delegates Saturday evening-Deputy
Sheriff Brockett and Mr.. Hallegan.
The next meeting of the board of alder
men will be on Wednesday evening, being
postponed from tonight on account of to-
day being Labor day.
The Pembroke house is closed. The
manager of the house, Chester NJ. Sprague
of Boston, left number of days ago and
did not return and the house had to be
closed.
Albert Tilton succeeds to the superin
tendency of the Winchester armory, vice
]. B. Clough, resigned. Mr.. Tilton has
been the leading contractor at Winches-
ter's for twenty-three years.
One of the Hubinger brothers Of New
Haven lost a pooketbook in Waterbury
Friday while at the races or on his way to
the station. About $1,000 was in the
pocketbook. He has advertised q reward
of 5000 for the return of the property.
The Fat Mems association will give their
twenty-sixth annual clambake at the Dori-
on house, Dorion's Point, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 8. D. B. Lockwood of Bridgeport
Is president of the "fats," and P. Murphy
of Saugatuck is secretary and treasurer.
Rev. b. H. johnson has accepted call
to Cromwell Baptist church at Halifax, N.
8. Mr.. johnson was formerly . pastor
there. He has left the care of his property
In the hands of Mr.. L. B. Hinman. Mr..
and Mrs. johnson leave tomorrow for the
new field of labor.
The Adelphi Literary association held
its biennial election yesterday, and the fol-
lowing were chosen oficsrs for the next
six months: President, s. Myers; vice
president, e. Thalheimer; recording score
tary, P. Goldbaum; financial secretary, M.
Wetzburg; treasurer, L. Kern; trustees,
n. NJ. Machol and I. Bretzfelder.
The Patriarchs Militant from New Bri-
tain and Meriden will join the Waterbury
eantons at New Haven this morning and
will go with them on their steamboat ex-
cursion from here to New London. Can
ton Sassacus of this city will also take
part, going by rail to New London.
Lieutenant Totem would have a Gordon
of military posts established at once along
the Canada border, and tho intermediate
spaces watched and patrolled exactly as in
the case of war, In order to keep out chol-
era suspects. he apprehends tho great
danger from cholera will be foreign emf
grants getting into this country by way OF
Canada. The president, he thinks, should
call out 80, 600 mon for this work.
Tomorrow evening the republican state
convention opens at 8 O'Clock at the Hype.
rion, but for an hour or moro previous
there will be caucuses of the various dis
tricts and counties, and in all probability
the entire state and electoral tickets will be
decided upon before Allen w. Paige, the
temporary chairman, begins his opening
address. Wednesday the ticket will be
nominated, Mckinley will speak, and
there will be big enthusiasm.
A dispatch from President George A.
Butler of the National Tradesmen's bank
who with his family are on board the qua
rantined Normannia In New York bay, wal
received by Cashier Fields Of the bank last
evening. Mr.. Butler reported himself and
family as all well and no sickness on board
No time has yet been set for the landing
OF the cabin passengers, but 1t Is expected
that Mr.. Butler and family will be home
BY the latter part of the week. Mr.. But
Ter: who with his family were temporarily
living in Hartford previous to their, de-
parturs for Europe having rented thsi,
residence to Mr.. John @. Anderson for I
few months, has engaged rooms at the New
Haven house. Mr.. Anderson will remove
to his new residence upon It's compile.
ton.
Melted $3.50.
BRnNaHAx, Sept. 4.-The Crescen,
Cycle club realized about $3.50 on their re.
cent tournament and field day at the Derby
Driving park. -..
Just q Notice.
See what variety of fine hats to select