Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-20
LOCAL NE W 8.
Brief Mention.

OI oesy teIAhs.
Mr.. NJ. n. Clark is seriously i'll at his
home in this city.
Chat6eld, Yale 1913, has given up train
ing for the Yale varsity crew.
Ell Whitney, jr., in confined at home
with troublesome attack of the grip.
The Jocelyn quartette of this city sang
in Bridgeport last night at the fair of the
st. Augustine society.
Lieutenant Governor Ernest Cady en-
tertained the members of the Senate at the
Hartford club last evening.
The italian who wss go badly stabbed on
Sunday and is at the hospital is gaining
and his recovery ia looked for.
Henry T. Blake's second paper on "rhe
Story of Wyoming" will BIS read before the
Bridgeport Historical society to morrow
evening.
Oscar A. Harris, president of Snow,
Church 6 Co. Of this city, died yesterday
morning at his home, 10 Lske place, after
very brief illuess.
The work on the new West Haven town
hall was commenced on Monday last and
the mssons will go to work on the founda-
ton on Monday of next week.
Hartwell of lsst years Yale crew will be
back again shortly to again coach the new
candidates till June. The crew is doing
some excellent rowing on the harbor.
Have you seen the beautiful diamond
ring for the lady receiving the largest num-
ber votes at Sassacus and Naomis fair.
Golden Rule canton is to visit fair tonight.
The alarm of fire from box Al early this
morning was caused by slight fire in the
smelling room Of Reynolds & Co. Dam
age very small Only the woodwork of
one of the windows was burned.
George Wallace, who several days ago
stole some vsluables from his room mate,
Michael Monahas, in Springfield, was ar
rested in this city yesterday by Sergeant
Dennehy He will be taken to Springfield
this morning.
A. B. Coe of Middlsfeld will have to pay
$500 for the use of the Meriden fire steam
er at the fire on his premises Tuesday. He
agreed to pay $50 per hour for its use. Mr..
Coe will ask the railroad company to re-
imburse him for his loss.
The third lecture in Phi Beta Kappa
course will be delivered tomorrow even
Ing by Professor Simeon E. Baldwin in
Osborn hall at o'clock. The subject will
be "The Historic Policy of the United
States in Regard to Annexation"
The Winchester Repeating Arms COM
pany will ship to Chicago on Saturday the
collection of arms and ammunition that Is
to be exhibited at the Columbian exhibit
ton. Colonel Adds and W. D. Trecarten
will go to Chicago with the exhibit.
The condition of young Gillette of ED
street, the High school student, was slight
ly improved yesterday. It is thought,
however, that the crisis will not be passed
under three or four days yet, and an oper.
alton may yet have to be resorted to.
Judges Carpenter, Fem, Torrance, Bald.
win and Robinson occupied the supreme
court bench in Bridgeport yesterday. The
most important case argued was that Of
John Rylands vs.. John P. Plnkerman.
Attorneys Davenport and Judson repre-
scented the plaintiff and Attorney J. 3.
Klein of Bridgeport and Judge Henry stod'
dsrd of New Haven, the defendant.
Among the many floral offerings at the
funeral in Hartford yesterday of Harlan
q. Tsintor, Yale '92, were two designs
from Yale college. A handsome pillow Of
white, in the center of which was the let
ter Y in Euglish violets, was the tribute Of
friends of the college, and another design
was from the Eta chapter of the Zsta Psi
the society to which the deceased belonged
delegation of which attended the funeral
Rev. DR.. Walker was the officiating clergy
man.