Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-09
LOCAL NE WIS.
Brief len tlGH. High water to day at 10:36 8. m.

High water to day at 1O:36 am.
 A farm wanted-R. E. Baldwin.
 The 21st school year of the Yale Business College begins Monday, September 4.
 Typewriter supplies at BIO Chapel street. Joseph E. Platt, general dealer for Conn. Concrete walks laid and repaired by Conn. Concrete company, 49 Church street. The ladies of the Davenport church will have 8 supper on Wednesday night of this week.
 Tho opening concert and dance of the New Haven Turn Vereiu will be held this evening in Turn hall.
 Call at 810 Chapel street and see new Remington Standard typewriter. Joseph E. Platt, general dealer.
 John H. Kseler, an engineer on the Con solidated railroad. starts for the worlds fair to-day with his wife.
 Worlds fair tickets, best routes, sl7.00 and $2s.40. Morse, Schroeder & Stock, Room 10, S2 Church street. Open even- ings.
 The St. Cecelia Singing socisty will hold their first concert and ball this evening in :, Germania hall. The hall has been entirely .re,decorated. a%
 Registrar Csrr's report,thows that there were 1so deaths in this oity last month, MsIowest death rate for the month in the last three years. ! sSHanls 5<
 The three days celebration of the found ing of Williams college will begin to day. President Dwight of Yale will be one of tho honorary guests.
 this city were vigorously sssailed yesterday by the small boys armed with sticks and stones. The yield of nuts was not very large.
 Arousing gospel temperance meeting wa held in the M. E. church, Ansonis, con- ducted by MT. W. H. Spear of this oity, who has been stirring throngs up in Shel- ton of late.
 Admiral Foote post had the pleasure Saturday evening of hearing a speech from inson of Hartford. The reports from In- dianspolis were also heard.
 The damage to the west break water from the two recent West India hurricanes amounts, 1t Is estimated, to about $30, ,000, to repair which congress will be asked to appropriate the necessary amount.
 New sidewalks will be laid in front of the Trowbridge building on Court street, and also in front of the Heller building on the corner of Orange and Court streets. Work will be commenced to day.
 David Strong's big oxen have been started from Winsted for the worlds fair, in charge of Edward Dolphin, who has driven them for some time. They will do more than justice as representatives of Connecticut cattle at the big fair.
 Speaking of tne Ccnnecticut towns cleo tion the New York Evening Post says: "The decided gains for the republicans show how the insffcieucy of the democrat ic majority Of tho senate i4 hurting the prospects of the party everywhere"
 Sargsnt & O. have brought snit against Tax Collector Futile to have the tax lien now on their property removed. This is a part of the old fight which has been pend ing in the courts for the past twenty years over the payment of 8 sewer assessment.
 Work at the Shoninger piano msnufsc tory will be resumed in all departments next Thursday, the repairs and improve ments at the factory having been com pleted. "A part of the force has been work ing during the shut down to fill pressing orders.
 The Rev .Dr. Brown has kindly consented to preach @ special sermon to Sc otchmen under the auspices of Clan Mcleod No. Al, Order of Scottish clans, on the evening of tho Sunday following St. Andrews day. The subject will touch principally on "5cotland's Contribution to Christianity. '
 Major Brown of tho Second company Governors Foot Guard, was member of Company E, Twenty seventh O. v., which company was commanded by Captain D. g. Thomas. The regiment was engaged ir three of the greatest battles of the war, viz Ffedericksburg, Charlottesville and Get tysburg.
 Israel Putnam lodge was defeated by Sill yer City lodge of Meriden in the baseball contest at Savin Rock Saturday; score + to3 The visiting team was then ban quetted at Elk's hall, this city. Manager Pellett and Captain, of the respective teams, were each presented with large frosted cake.
 A. Wetherell Draper, who has been sec retary for ex-Vice President Futile of thu Consolidated road, removes to-day to Bos ton to reside. He will continue in the DO. sition of secretary to MT. Futile. Mr Futile was in town Saturday for short time. He had just returned from his vaca tion spent ct the White mountains.
 
 Dancing School.