Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-15
LOCAL NE " s.
Brief M ment10n.

vapopathy is cure for pain. High water to-day at 3:17 6. m. Money wanted on mortgage. E. Bald win.
 Student Goodenougb, who i'll at the Yale in6rmsry, was reported yesterday as being much weaker.
 There are about 21 900 names on the pay roll of the Consolidated road requiring more than s15. COG, ,o0O per year.
 The West Haven Hook and Ladder com pany, No. 1. of Orange, has filed articles of association in the state secretary's of- flee.
 A ten-pound football player arrived at the home of W. H. Boyle of 104 Portsea street last evening. Mother and child are doing well.
 Frederick D. Atkins of Wolcott was found dead on top of a charcoal pit in the mountains yesterday. He was suffooated by the gas.
 The Hon. Nathaniel Wheeler of Bridge port, who has been confined to his resi- dence by i'll health for several weeks, is re- POIsoA A5 5AO"Ay AuAPAoVAhSs
 Governor Morris' proclamation for Thanksgiving day is being printed by Case, Lockwood & Brainard, Hartford. No copies will be given out until to-day.
 The directors of the Unionville fire dis trict have bought piece of land near the Episcopal church of Dr. Sage of New Hs- ven, on which to build hose house.
 Regular pupils of the Dessauer- -Troost- wyk school of music will have free admis- sion to all the soirees musicales given at Harmonic hall November 24, January 12, February IA.
 General Joseph R. Hawley was elected president, ex-Governor Morgan G. Bulke- ley first and Mayor William Waldo Hyde second vice president of the Hartford club Monday night.
 The Cruoible company of Bridgeport, whose works were destroyed by fire few days ago, will make arrangements to con- tinue their work in another factory in 8 few days and will rebuild the one destroyed by fire.
 Alpha Commandery, United Order of bA0 NOAAoA Asu4oS k0VO . AAAoeo ooJOy ooAS musical and literary entertainment in the rooms in the Insurance building last even ing. After the entertainment a supper was served
 W. J. Judd of New Haven, who succeeds Augustus Kahrer as railway mail clerk, is Q republican, and local democrats are dis appointed over his appointment. He was removed during President Cleveland's pre- vious administration.
 An attempt was recently made to bur glarize Charles Lyman's jewelry store in Milford. The burglar alarm rang and MT. Lyman and Detective Brown went to the store and saw two men running away from the building. The burglars escaped.
 Coroner Mix Is Investigating into the death of George Bradley, who was asphyxi- ated at the Central house. Bradley worked on farm in North Guilford. His sister said he had when he left home $50 or $50 with him, no trace of which has been found.
 Collector John I. Hutchinson received a telegram from Washington yesterday, in- forming him that the office of collector of internal revenue for the district of Con- necticut, would be formally transferred to John 0. Byxbee on Thursday, Novem- ber 23.
 The members of the Mems Guild, Ladies' Guild and parish workers of St. Johns Episcopal church were entertained by MT. R. A. Beers at his residence on Orange street Monday evening. The entertainment consisted of most enjoyable musical, in which the guests and others took part. Re- treatments were also served.
 William H. Stahl, with Stahl & Hegel, has gone to New York to bring to this city the remains of the late Jacob Krauss, who died in Germany about three months ago. The body Is expected on the steamer Havel of the North German Lloyd, which will ar rive in Now York to-day. The funeral will take place from the residence of Nr. Schor- or on Kossuth street and the interment will be in Evergreen cemetery. MT. Krauss was formerly resident of this city.
 Mr. Bowman, the photographer, has this week taken photos of quite a number of our prominent citissns and members of their families, and also many for Yalensians and other scholastics. The demand for his work by critical patrons is continued assurance of its remarkably fine quality, a quality that does honor to New Haven, and his prices are so extremely reasonable that all classes want Bowman pictures. In Bowman's window is ono of his splendid photos of Yale's world famous football team. Orders for Christmas work, includ- ing cYsyons, are coming in lively.
 City Battalion, 0. N. c.
 The annual inspection of the city bat talon will be held this evening. Tho pub ic can occupy the seats in the gallery. The inspection officer will be Brigadier General Haven of New London.
 The Ladies, Auxiliary.