Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. Lake Saltonstall for an outing.

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 W. L. Hyde of New York city is the guest of Police Captain Hyde.
 The Parker Gum club of Meriden has a fine new. club house just completed.
 Turing and grading by the Connecticut Concrete company, AS Church street.
 Rev. MT. Abbott of West Haven will preach at the Plainville M. E. church next Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Mcdonald will give lawn party at her residence on St. Roman street, this evening.
 Officers Collett, Curran, Stanford and Lynch were of duty yesterday in conse- quenoe of illness.
 The St. Aloysius T. A. B. society will will their annual excursion on the steamer Continental, August 9.
 James Dsskin, one of the most popular iremen on the Consolidated railroad left yesterday on trip to Montreal.
 The Right Worthy National Grand Lodge of Good Samaritans holds it's an nual session in this city in September.
 Next Wednesday evening the St. Domi-
 
 fair of St. Mary's church in Highwood.
 Eight new members were initiated at 8 meeting of the Peck Bros'. Mutual Aid as- sociation in Trades Council hall last night.
 Last night County Delegate James T. Bree of this city installed the officers of First division of Hibernians in Waterbury.
 The Outing club of the St. Aloysius T. A. B. society, of which A. J. Flannigan Is chairman, walked to East Haven last evening.
 Agent John W. Carter of the New Ha- ven Steamboat line was made a member of Davenport Council, Royal Arcanum last evening.
 Dr. c. A. Lindsley, secretary of the state board of health, was in Middletown yester- day giving attention to the White ruins of Marlboro street.
 George Doherty was arrested by Officer Gilligan late yesterday aftesnoon for as- saulting Louis Landon, an aged man, on Grand avenue.
 Louis Leyerzapf, stenographer for Major Bromley of the Consolidated Railroad com pany returned yesterday from his trip to the worlds fair.
 Congressman Sperry of Hartford was in the city yesterday, the guest of Colonel Norris G. Osborn. The afternoon was spent at Savin Rock.
 The remains of Mrs. John MoMshon, who died in this city, were taken to Middle town yesterday morning and inferred in St. Johns cemetery.
 It is said that ex-Chief Rylands of Bridgeport has been rendered his old posi- tion as conductor on the Shore Line divis- ion of the Consolidated road.
 John Kinney of 119 Putnam street. the veteran engineer of the Consolidated rail road is taking his vacation together with his son John Kinney, with friends in Maine. Charles M. Robinson of Middletown, formerly of the reportorial staff of the JOURNAL AND COURIER is in tho city talk ing the examinations for admission to the bar.
 Elliott F. Beach of this city, son of T. E. Beach of Woodmont, who has been in the employ of the Consolidated railroad as fireman, has been promoted to engineer on New York division, and is in charge of engine No. 93.
 San Salvador Council, K. of O., held its regular meeting last evening. Several local knights attended the annual field day of the Fairfield division in Bridgeport yes- terday. Among them were: M. F. Sull- nAu{o1 HoJ-on lch others.
 Among the Niddletown guests who will attend the banquet at the Keeley cure, West Haven in honor of Temperance Evangelist T. E. Murphy are: Rev. pr. Hazen, Hon. o. V. Coffin, Captain John Carroll, Attorney J. J. Dempsey, George H. Hurlburt.
 The Putnam Phalsnx of Hartford starts on its Bunker Hill day outing to-day. They ge to help dedicate the monument to General Stark, of revolutionary fame, at Manchester, Vt. The Worcester Conti- nentals and Anoskeag Veterans, also take part in the parade and exercises.
 In Bridgeport oity court yesterday, pro- babls cause was found against Thomas Hearn, charged with the theft of watch, and he was bound over to the superior court under bonds of $500. His victim was John Hanson of this city. The men were on spree together. /
 The proceeds of the bensAt concert at Warner hall, this evening, are for the work of the City Missionary association. The price of admission is twenty five cents; and the program, as already publishsd in the JOURNAL AND CouRlza, gives promiae of apleasing entertainment for all who at- tend. f4s
 There was very large attendance at the concert of Epworth N. E. church last even- ing, at which the Aansfsld Glee club sang and other pleasing features were provided. The Earnest Workers society also sang very pleAaingly. In fact all who took part in the program acquitted themselves with credit. s:-as'1 ss7s'-t Daan,s Rheumatic Pills. absolutely cure Rheu. nstism md Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe. s5s-sssssagS& 5ss5ia