Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-28
LOCAL NB " 8.
Brief M eRt1oA.

Diphtheria is raging at Windsor Locks.
Own a home-$1O month";. E. Baldwin.
Milford's wheemen have adopted a neat and
tasty uniform.
The Prohibition club last night postponed cleo
ton of officers until July 10.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Richards Of Meriden are at
the Sea View at Savin Rock.
Seymour's Methodist church was dedicated
yesterday by Bishop Andrews.
Rev. Cornelius G. Bristol of Milford contem-
plates trip to Europe next month.
Mrs H. B. Clark and son Harry of Meriden
leave for Cosy Beach to- day for the summer
Walks and driveways laid by the Connecticut
Concrete company, 40 Chapel street Groom 3.
Walks and driveways laid by the Connecticut
Concrete company, 40 Church street Groom p.
W. q. Bradley was arrested last evening by
Officer Gibson, charged with injuring private
property.
Rev. DIR. Vail of this city, as chairman Of the
committee, made the award of prices at Wesley
university yesterday.
Mrs. Winter, wife of Philip Winter Of Temple
street, leaves Thursday for . stay in Litchfeld
for the further improvement of her health.
The Connecticut Travellers association have
selected Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, as the place
for their annual dinner and outing July q.
A number of Meriden society people have been
hop at Bungalow cottage Short Beach, July T.
Joseph Judd, fifty years Of age, living in the
Capsl house in Torrington, just over the Har-
winton line, committed suicide by hanging Sat
urday.
Extra cars are being run on tho Fair Haven
and Westville road to accommodate the large
numbers which are coming up on the boat from
New York daily.
Superintendent Ward has ordered forty more
horses for the West Haven road for use on the
4th OF July, as the electric road cannot be ready
for operation then.
Clerk Edwin E. Marvin of the United States
district and circuit courts sails next Saturday for
Europe, with his wife, and son, who has just
graduated at Yale.
Passengers on the Naugatuck division for New
Haven via the Derby railroad now transfer at
Ansonia, instead of at Derby junction. The new
way went into effect yesterday.
The White Mountain exprt So trains on the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad began
running yesterday and will make regular daily
trips Except Sunday until October2
Henry Strack, a saloonkeeper at Is Shelton
avenue, was arrested yesterday on a warrant
charging him with violation OF the liquor law.
He was released under bonds Of $500.
The Charter Oak Park association offer &c., 900
at their summer meeting which opens to-day.
There are q total Of 1O4 entries, and horses this
year will be rung up for the races at 1880 pm.
Mr.. Enhajian is home from Persia with a large
additional stock Of oriental rugs. As he soon
closes his store, $40 Chapel street, for the sum
mer, prices will be very low for the next few
days.
Miss Dora B. Letter, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Letter of West Haven, will be married
to Benjamin F. Richards Wednesday, June 30.
Miss Letter was until recently registry clerk in
the New Haven postof6ce.
The sixth annual reunion and basket picnic of
the Judd association OF Connecticut will be held
at Savin Rock, West Haven, to morrow. ALI de-
string to engage shore dinner will please notify
the secretary, George NJ. Judd, Wallingford.
1t Is now confidently expected that the cars of
the New Haven and Morris Cove railroad will tie
running by July TO- The cars are expected here
within few days and the road is now practical
ly completed. The dynamo was placed In posi-
ton at the chemical works.
The Old line boat formerly leaving New York
at II p m. will leave at 70 midnight, thus afford
ing those desiring an opportunity OF visiting
places of amusement. An extra steamer, also,
will run on Sundays during July and August,
leaving New Haven at 1915 am and New York
at lam.
Beacon lodge, No. 60, N. E. o. P, elected the
following officers last evening: Warder; W.
Hardy; vice warder, G. Hymes; recording score
tary, Wallie; financial secretary, o. Denier;
treasurer, g. G. Beaman; chaplain, R. A. Bron-
son; guide, E. G.. Perry; guardian, J. Hodson;
sentinel, Bronson; trustee, ]. II. Perry.
A six horse team belonging to Smedley Bros.
was engaged in moving . large boiler from Bige-
lows to the depot yesterday, when the horses be-
came frightened in consequence of the king bolt
dropping out, and ran away. After they had
run about block the horses run up toward the
sidewalk and stumbling over the curb, all the
horses were thrown over and several of them cut,
but not seriously.