Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

The new school shoe at tie Royal.
Tenth G. v. reunion o-day in Plainville.
Tolland jail is to be enlarged at q cost of
$1,000.
Attend Childs' Business college, 4s
Church street.
Pease & Son have received the Century
for September. .-...
The Lenoir carried 10000 people from
Bridgeport to Pleasure Beach this season.
Miss Lena H. Nichols will open a private
school for girls and boys at rs Howe street
on September IA.
The Rev. P. 8. Evans will preach for DR..
Stone at the Asylum avenue Baptist church,
Hartford, next Sunday.
Mrs. @. W. Everitt, mother of Principal
Everitt of the Fairfield academy, died at
her home in Easton Tuesday.
George A. Thompson, formerly q milk
dealer, died CT consumption at his home in
Bridgeport yesterday, aged fifty-one.
Bridgeport Post: "BridgeRoxt zaiilfizsns
are interested IN aslsh afii1g Colnmbus day,
! October u. With all the pomp and glory
Imaginable"
Hartford Courant: "H. Holton Wood of
Ansonia says he regards Pigott's claims as
ridiculous and is perfectly satisfied with
the outlook Mr.. Wood is easily pleased"
The New Haven Red Men 60 to Glen
Island to-day on the Starin. Also about
$50 of the Knights of Pythias of Myrtle
lodge of Meriden and Ivy lodge of Walling
ford.
The many friends of Attorney Henry s.
Sanford of Bridgeport will be panied to
hear that he recently sustained second
shock of paralysis, which confines him
to his home entirely.
The annual regimental reunion of the
Twentieth regiment, G. ". will take place
to-day at Savin Rock. The program of
the day includes business meeting,
speeches by prominent men and shore
dinner.
Mrs. 8. P. Newell and several others
from Bristol attended the annual family
gathering of the Hooker and Stone families
at Savin Rock yesterday. Dinner was
served at Stewards pavilion. About sixty
attended.
cided to grant license to Joseph Plunkett
to open a saloon at 13 Silver street, as the
objections to him were filed after the time
for doing so according to the statutes and
the objections raised were of a trivial ma.
ture.
About seventy-fve vessels, mostly
schooners, were in the lower harbor yes
terday. They were mostly lying under the
protection of the breakwater. 1t was g
pretty sight. The vessels had put in TO,
the night owing to the stormy weather and
head winds.
Springfield Republican: "Eew Britain IL
another city whose street car company il
anxious to put in electricity on its line
and of course the New Britain city govern
ment had to be shown the model Spring
field line" The New Britainites were
shown over the line this week.
A meeting Of the st. Augustus T. A. B
society will be held at the rooms of tn
club Sunday afternoon for the purpose o.
making final arrangements for the Spring
field parade. The uniform for the parad
will consist of black derby hat, turf
down collar, four-in-hand tie, badge, whit
gloves and a cane.
At the meeting last evening regarding
the change of location fol the engine Of
Tomlinson bridge go as to widen the road
way no conclusion was reached, Select
man Forbes having one plan and the cit,
different one for accomplishing the oh
ject. On motion Of Commissioners Sulli
van the matter was referred back.
At the banquet to be rendered at Heu
blein's cafe this evening at 8 O'clock t
Superintendent Jefferson N. Clough, who's
resignation from the Office Of superintend
emit at the Winchester Repeating Arm
company took effect last evening, cover
will be laid for seventy five guests. Nj
Clough's resignation is in consequences .
ill health, and he has contemplated takin
the step for some time.
1t Was One of TrOwbridgess Briggs.
The brig Britannia, which was wrecke'
two weeks ago At st. Martus, w. T., wa
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