Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.
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LAKo ShlLOubta14 4OI AA Outluks Buy a -$1OO-R. E. Baldwin. See advertisement two family house | for sale, Howard avenue. l Turing and grading by the Connecticut Concrete company, 40 Church street. MT. and Mrs. Hugh McNulty of Bir- mingham are now occupying their cottage at Woodmont. Unity Council, o. U. A. M. of South ington will dedicate their new hall next Friday evening.
 Mrs. 0. D. Smith and Charles w. Hall and family of southington were ct Short Beach yesterday.
 The condition of Hiram Camp yesterday was considerably improved, but he is still much prostrated.
 The committee on finance of the select men met last evening, but transacted only routine business.
 City Clerk R. c. Wooster of New Brit ain, and Miss Mary Hall of New Haven will be married June 28.
 The directors of the Consolidated rail road left yesterday for weeks inspection of the Old Colony railroad.
 Senator Joseph R. Hawley was in town yesterday. and was at the Republican League rooms during the afternoon.
 General Harbison has appointed Lincoln Smith of East Lyme superintendent of the military grounds and property at Mantle.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. P. Merwin of New Britain and their son Charlie, formerly of New Haven left yesterday for the worlds fair.
 The Leland castle at New Rochelle, which was partly destroyed by fire at an early hour Saturday morning was damaged $5O,- 0Oe.
 A young son of Matthew E1tein of Southington is critically i'll. Dr. White more of this city visited him yesterday afternoon.
 The United church Sunday school have their picnic June 30, at High Rock grove, and Trinity NJ. E. church Sunday school pionics there July 8.
 The free singing lessons open to all, will be continued this evening at the City Mis- sion hall, corner of Court and State streets. The hour for attendance is from 8 to 9 p. m. .->.
 Warden F. W. J. Sizer of Fair Haven annex, has sold lot on Edwards street to MT. Reyes, a we'll known and esteemed citizen, who has already broken ground upon his purchase for the erection of a comfortable and attractive house.
 kba at Westbrook switch tower, has been ap- pointed station agent at Clinton by Super intsndent Waterbury, to succeed Thomas Fahey, who recently resigned his position to accept 8 position in New York.
 The Rev. Dr. Anderson of Waterbury preached at the Williams college chapel Sunday. His pulpit at tho First Congre- gational church was occupied in his ab- sence by the Rev. W. H. Gilbert of New Haven, secretary of the Connecticut Bible society.
 James Layton was arrested by Officer Marshall last night on 8 warrant, charging him with committing breach of the peace on George W. Hilton on the night of June il, at Greenwood and Oak streets. Dur ing the fracas Hilton was seriously cut under the right eye.
 Robert A. Smith, of the men injured in the Washington disaster, formerly resided in this city. He is the son of Fillmore Smith of 31 Lyon street. He fell three floors and has compound fracture of the skull. An operation was performed and his condition is critical, but he may re- cover.
 Schooner James Barrett, Snowman, Mastsrl from Hallowell, Me-, lumber loaded, for this port, reports that early Sunday morning carried away jibboom while in collision with schooner A. E. Will lard from Bangor, Me-, also lumber loaded for this port. The Willard also sustained damage in the loss of jibs.
 The following New Britain people will go to their cottages with their families soon: Hon. Philip Corbin, Andrew Corbin, W. H. Hart, 0. o. Case, G. M. Landers and 0. s. Landers, at Cottage City; Walter H. Stanley, T. A. Stanley and Gordon A. Recksrd, at Short Beach; Mrs. Jane D. Paine at West Haven, W. L. Hatch at Woodmont, and J. H. Eddy at Watch Hill.