Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-28
LOCAL NE w S.
Brief Mention.

They are beauties Children's Royal
shoes.
Pease & Son have received Scribner's
extra number) for May.
Paderewski is ill and his Hartford re-
cital has been postponed.
Mr.. George Clump of Centerbrook has
moved to this city to reside.
CURLING and grading by the Connecticut
Concrete company, 40 Church street.
W. Il. Moore of Ansonia has moved to
this city and rented house on Cedar
street.
Mrs. J.. A. Bolles of New Milford is
spending few weeks with relatives in
this city.
The roadway at Indian Neck, Bradford,
which was so badly washed away recently,
is being repaired.
Frederick Letsche, the Ansonia tailor
who tried to commit suicide recently, is
now a raving maniac.
Judge Deming Is soon to lecture at the
South church, Bridgeport, on "Personal
Experiences in Guatemala"
Senator Fox, Judge Morris B. Beardsley
and Secretary of State Phelan intend
visiting the Industrial School for Girls
soon.
President john N. Camp of the Second
National bank. Middletown, was little
easier yesterday and there is hope of hif
recovery.
A Hartford report yesterday has 1t that
Governor Morris intends to nominate fol
judge of the superior court, Louis Il.
Bristol of this city.
The Derby base ball team will play q
game with the Yale freshmen in this city
Wednesday, May 10. The Derby team il
being strengthened.
William Murphy was arrested by Officer
O'Connor last evening and locked up,
charged with defrauding his boarding
house keeper, William Young.
About 4 O'Clock yesterday morning Or
GERS Herman and Hyde stopped runaway
hack belonging to Liyeryman Galpin at
the corner of Church and Chapel streets.
Owing to the bad weather, many of our
people who contemplated attending the
big naval parade in New York city yes
terday, were compelled to remain at
home.
Captain Bowen of the Norwich police
force spent last evening in this city on his
way home from New York, where he was
an interested observer of the naval
parade.
ka IF %hn
managers of the Ladies' Seamen's Friend
society will be held on Monday afternoon,
May /, in Center church chapel at 8
O'Clock.
A meeting of the special committee sp-
pointed to draft a constitution and by
laws for the Police Sick Benefit association
will be held at police headquarters this af-
ternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Miss Annie N. Bishop of Branford was
bridesmaid at the wedding of William S.
Gould and Miss Mary Alice Wingood in
West Ansonia, Wednesday. Rev. g. L.
Woodoock tied the knot.
Bridgeport was exultant yesterday. A
large horse car, one of moro to come on
the road there, made its trial trip. AL
the town rejoiced and the bobtail cars
looked smaller than ever.
Howard G. Corbin, son of Mr.. Frank
Corbin, and nephew of Philip and Andrew
Corbin of New Britain, died Wednesday at
his homo in Brighton, Mass, aged thirty
three years eight months.
W. Il. Spear, the temperance evangelist,
on concluding his campaign in Old Say
brook returned to this city for a day or
two. He holds meetings in Moodus to-
day, tomorrow and Sunday.
The remains of John Buggy, who died
at the. home of his parents on Beaver
street, Ansonia, Wednesday, aged twenty
nine, will be inferred in this city to-day.
Funeral services will be held this fore
noon at the Church of the Assumption,
Ansonia.
Clan Mcleod, No. 81, Order of Scottish
Clans, will celebrate their sixth anniver-
sary June / in their new hall, 400 State
street, with q concert and dance. The
COMMITTEES Of arrangements are John Nor
ton, George N. Andrews, James Mustarde,
William Scott, g. Wallace.
Judge Arthur D. Warner of Woodbury.
gave dinner to the senators and repre-
sentatiyes of Litchfisld county Wednes-
day evening. Speeches were made by As
sistant Superintendent Sicily of the capt.
tol, Judge Huntington of Woodbury., Mr..
Bartram of Sharon and Representative
Judd of Litchfeld.
The telephone company has a railroad
bicycle In use. 1t is 80 arranged that two
men with their tools can place the bicycle
on the railroad track and quickly reach
any point on the line where their services
are needed. Charles Judd, the Ansonis
manager, ran trial trip from Shelton to
Stevenson, yesterday morning, making the
distance In twenty minutes.
The Common Council
Have refused to have the streets watered
this year, 80 buy your hose early. The
largest assortment ever shown in this city
and the lowest prices ct the Goodyear
Rubber store, 866 Chapel street. r. @.
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