Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.
 Brief Mention.

School election to-day.
 Attend Childs' business college.
 Bergische- will give their open ing concert October 3.
 Fur work wanted by Brooks & Co.,, Chapel, corner State street.
 Oppera Benevolent society gave socia- ble in their hall last evening.
 The New Haven Turn Verein will give their opening bali on October 3.
 A good quality linen fringed curtains at 50 cents. Crampton's, 694 Chapel street. The state fair opens tomorrow and hundreds from this city are proposing to attend.
 Palm; palms; now is the time to get your palms for winter decoration at Cham pion, 1026 Chapel street.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Dwight of Bishop street are on visit to their respective par ents in Springfield, Mass.
 General D. H. Hastings of Pennsylvania will address the republican rally at the Hyperion next Saturday night.
 w. w. Perkins post of New London left AoA " ooAAAS ScoAA AasSo AASNo oS'SACJ 'oAOASS with thirty members of the Woman's Re- lief corps of that city.
 On all the boulevards and suburban roads yesterday people were out taking pleasure drives, the weather being autum- nal weather unsurpassed.
 The Consolidated road handled thirty seven special trains yesterday on the main line and their branches, all filled with vet erans going to Washington.
 Joseph Beni of Union street was ar rested by Officer Williams yesterday on complaint of Michael Connors, who claims that Beni drew kuife and threatened to cut him.
 An oil stove at the home of E. 0. Pratt, 492 Orchard street, caught fire Saturday afternoon. The fire department was called out and put out the flames with an extin- guisher. The damage was slight.
 Kellogg post, G. A. R. of Birmingham met yesterday and received their canes and badges for their trip to Washington to- day. The canes are the gift of President W. J. Miller of the Derby Silver company
 Thomas Drury, @ Bridgeport saloor keeper, was arrested Saturday chargei with brutal assault upon Jerry Morris, . brother saloon keeper. The latter was SC badly pounded that he was not expected tt survive.
 Meriden's street railroad has passed into the hands of John W. Coe, who has bough $67,OOO worth out of the $S0,000 of thu roads capital stock. The purchase proba bly, means electric cars for Meriden ulti mately.
 The Republican Campaign Glee clul will have a rehearsal at the club house to night at o'clock. A number of new cam paign songs will be learned. These are tt be sung at the grand republican rally mex Saturday evening.
 Casmirro Scold was arrested on Grant avenue yesterday by Officer Farrell for ob structing the sidewalk. The officer tolt him to move on, but he tried to argue th point and was finally landed in station 9 He was released later.
 Mrs. W. 0. Moves and daughter, Mrs Nellie M. Moves. of Seymour, relatives O MT. and Mrs. Charles Skeeles of Savi1 Rock, leave this afternoon for Washing ton, D. O., where they will see the sight during the national G. A. R. encampment
 The following ticket has been issued fo to-day's school election: Board of eduoa ton, Eli Whitney, jr., Harry W. Asher Samuel R. Avis; clerk, Benjamin R. Eng glish; treasurer, Charles E. Graves; audi tors, Richard F. Lyon, Francis G. An thony.
 The democrats of the city expect to b able to secure the services of Senate David B. Hill, Congressman Bourke Cool ran, x-Governor Waller, M. F. Houliha of New York and ex. Congressman Russo of Massachusetts to deliver addresses this city during the campaign.
 Mrs. M. Virginia Moves, widow of th late Benjamin Moves, who was marrie recently in St. Louis to MT. Stipp, he many friends in this city, her form or homo. MT. and Mrs. Stipp hay gone on an extended wedding trip and o their return will reside in St. Louis, wheI Mr. SHpp is known and respected and ha considerable estate.
 President Butler of the Tradesmen bank arrived home from New York an the steamer NormAnnia with his famil Saturday afternoon. President Butle says the published reports of the discou forts and trying situations experienced b the passengers of the steamer were we borne out by the facts of the caee.