Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-05-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Buy lot-$100-R. E. Baldwin.
Esgle-Altair bicycles lead. Weights "a
to 80 pounds.
Professor Stoeckers family have gone to
Norfolk for the summer.
W. 81. Spear of this city is now conduct
ing a temperance revival in Shelton.
@. Il. Smith of Ansonia is very low and
his death was expected yesterday at any
moment.
S. Osmond of this city instituted the
conolave of Improved Order of Heptosophs
in the Msriden house psrlors last evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the New
Haven Bicycle club took place last evening
at their rooms in the Insurance building.
The Lotos club held special meeting at
their rooms in the Insurance bnilding last
night. No important business was trans
acted.
In the May number of the New England
Medical Monthly DR.. George L. Boards
ley has an article on Methods in Dis
ease" :
John h. Adams, who was formerly with
Sargent & Co., has accepted a position as
bookkeeper at the brewery of Joseph
Weibel. .,..,.-.r:
Martin Nihill Of Carlisle street was ar,
rested last evening by Officer Klaiber on a
warrant charging him with Drunkenness
and non-support of wife.
Joseph Carr of this city, district Or
ganizsr, will institute branch of the Jour
neymea's Steam and Gas Plumbers union
is in Waterbury this evening.
The Boston and Albany railroad has issued
aworld's fair folder containing valuable in
formation. Send to A. s. Hanson, general
passenger agent, Boston, for copy.
The Danish brotherhood met at their
rooms in the JOURNAL AND COURIER build
ing last night and initiated N. @. Hansen.
This body will meet hereafter the first and
third Tuesdays of each month.
Sheriff J. W. Mcdonald of Waterbury
WAS in this city yesterday to arrange for q
special train Monday, to take the health
committee of the general assembly and
the city officials through the Naugatuck
valley.
AI6s 1kSubOA AOOAAVuAoS DOVOAOy
years old, died at the residence of Frank
Baldwin In Watertown yesterday morning
of cancer, with which she had been af-
hicted during the past twenty years, more
or less. She survived her husband but q
short time.
General Manager O. 81. Plat of the Con-
solidated road, Superintendent Hopson of
the Berkshire division, and other officers
of the road visited Ansonia yesterday morn
ing. They took a look at the station, Wis
tied the freight depots and then left on q
special car for Birmingham.
A large lot on River street, q part of of
Ferry street, 500 feet front, was yesterday
purchased by the syndicate which controls
> the State street, Whitney avenue and Nor
ris Cove railroads. A power house will be
erected on the lot which will furnish pow
or for all three railroads.
The photographers at the National Fold
ing Box and Paper company's are still on a
strike. Yesterday the officers of the con-
Germ stated that unless the men returned to
work tomorrow their places would be filled
by outside workmen. In the meantime the
photographic department of the company is
closed.
Rev. E. G. SageTof this city will preach
the sermon at the ordination of Rev. r.
A. Nichols as pastor of the Second Bap-
tist church, Waterbury, tomorrow even
ing. Rev. P. 8. Evans, q state secretary,
Rev. P. q. Wightman of Branford, Rev.
D. W. Mckinney Of Ansonia and Rev. W.
P. Elsdon of Waterbury will take part in
the services.
Mrs. P. T. Barnun, widow of the famous
Snowman, is at Hot Springs, N. O. Last
spring she was removed from her home in
an ambulance and in a special car booked
through to Hot Springs. Her health has
greatly improved. Mrs. Barnum is In re-
ceipt of $40, 600 year from her husbands
estate, besides being the owner of her lovely
estate in Bridgeport. s
The funeral of Mrs. Bertha Brandt oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. julius Schirn-
or, 20 Baldwin street, at 8 O'Clock. Rev.
Mr.. Meyer of the German Baptist church
oficiated. Interment was in Evergreen
cemetery. Among tho Aoral offerings was
q pillow inscribed 'sNother" from her
daughter, and wreath from Mr.. Alexis
Krah. The deceased will DO greatly missed
by host Of friends in this city, with whom
she stood In high esteem.
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