Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-03
LOCAL NE w 3.
Brief Mention.

Euy new house. r. II. BALDWIN,
Ex-Selectman Feldman continued very
i'll yesterday.
Wallace W. Ward, superintendent of
the West Haven electric road was reported
much better yesterday.
This evening the Sunday school of the
Calvary Baptist church will hold their
Christmas entertainment.
Mr.. D. Madigan, formerly of this city
bat now connected with the Lincoln house,
Worcester, Mass, was In town over New
Years.
First social and literary entertainment
by the studenta of Childs' business college
will be given Friday evening, January 6,
at the college hall at o'clock.
B. McQaeeney,o of McQueeney Brothers of
400 State street, fell on the ice last Sstur-
day and sustained a slight fracture of the
ribs. He will undoubtedly be able to be
out again in few days.
George T. White yesterday made New
Years gift of very handsome white cake
to James H. Parish. with congratulations
on his election as councilman from the
Eighth ward On the recount.
District Deputy John @. Gallagher of
this city will install the officers elect of
Farren lodge No. 81, A. o. U. W., in
Bridgeport this evening, and the initiatory
will be conferred upon two candidates.
Charles w. Taylor, for many years a
contractor at Wholesalers srmory, died at
his home in Hamden last evening. He was
born in Chester, Mass. He was thirty
years of age. He leaves wife and one
child.
Theresa, wife of Bradley Beers of Mil
ford, died quite suddenly at an early hou,
early yesterday morning, at her home
She had been in failing health for some
survive her.
Professor s. E. Bald win, rumor said yes
terday, is slated for place on the supreme
court bench. The rumor ia credited If
legal circles about the state, and some re
ports say he has been rendered and &C
cepted the position.
To-day the old and memorable le2isla
ture meets and adjourns for good. The
new legislature convenes tomorrow te
open the legislative campaign of 1913, and
will listen to Governor elect Morris mes
sage To night the party caucuses will BIZ
held.
The directors of the New Haven Gas
Light company yesterday elected the fol
lowing officers: Daniel Trowbridge. Pierce
N WEIGH, Andrew w. DsForest, Charles
R. Ingersoll, George J. Brush, Francis Way
land, George D. Watrous, Robert Brown
E. Hayes Trowbridge, j.. Mr.. Brown sue
ceeds the late John E. Earle.
Mr.. John Lucey, who for the past twenty
three years has been in the employ of thu
Consolidated road, has been appointed as
eistant stationmaster at the Union depot
death of Allen Ostrander. He started IL
as brakeman, and by close attention tt
his duties he worked his way up. He hs,
always been faithful and very eficien
worker. At the time of the robbery of I
bank in New Hampshire in 1884 the rob
bers came to this city and gave the police
at the depot u hard tussle, finally escaping
Mr.. Lucey found package of negotiable
bonds in one Of the freight cars in tn
yard. The value of the bonds was SITS,
600. He restored this package to the banl
and was duly rewarded. He enters or hi
duties Friday.
ST. ALuYsIUs BAZAAR.
Largely .Atfsnded-Open House Las
Nisht-Rrogrnm Tonight.
The st. AloySius T. A. society kept opel
house last night at Music hall. The socie
ETY. is now running its bazaar there. Full.
a thousand people attended. Mr.. Hugh
AcManus opened the evenings entertain
ment with recitation. Mr.. Alexande
White and John Conlan followed will
songs. Dancing was then the order of tn
evening.
The society received handsome Japan
csc floor rug from the St. Monica societl
of Hartford. The voting for the mos
popular man in the city is arousing much
interest. Henry E. Norris was in the lsat
last evening.
The society is going to make the baza
one to be remembered. Tonight the.
will have the full Second regiment bras
band OF twenty pieces. The band ia Il
render several selections. The St. Aloysiu
Glee club of twenty voices will also b
present to night and will be an sStrsotiv
feature of the evenings entertainment.