Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-05
LOCAL NE w >.
Brief MentfOn.

The 21st school year of the Yale Business
College begins Monday, September 4.
Concrete walks laid and repaired by
Conn. Concrete company, 40 Church street.
The Second Company Governors Horse
Guard held their regular monthly meeting
last evening. Major Blakeslee presided.
The barn of A. Russ at Union Hill, Bris-
tol, was burned yesterday. LOSS 81 1000;
partly insured.
B. NJ. Pete was arrested by Sergeants
Dsnnehy and Reilly yesterday charged
with the theft of dog from Morris Lynch.
Worlds fair tickets $500; with stop
overs $3.50. Morse, Schroeder & Stock,
Room 10, Benedict building. Open even
ings.
Lilly Jones was arrested yesterday by
Officer Clancy charged with the theft of
gold ring and a sum of money from
frankie Coleman.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Koepchen of Merl-
den, formerly of this city, are the happy
parents of fine boy. The little stranger
arrived yesterday.
Fifty moulders employed by the Farrell
Foundry and Machine company and Rem
nington Iron foundry of Ansonie struck
yesterday because of reduction of Is per
cent. in wages.
The agent of Perry Davis Pain Killer
was In town yesterday and distributed 49,
900 fans about the city during the parade
in the morning and at the Rock in the at
ternoon, The fans can be found at the
drug stores free.
Linus s. Wing of 300 Wooster street was
assaulted last evening between 9 and 1C
O'Clock by an unknown man, who came to
his house begging. When Wing refused
to give him any money the beggar struck
him several times over the head.
Officer Richard T. Moore again last even
ing raided Charlie Ross place at "a Whit
ing street and arrested Dominick Villandl
and Philemena Deluga. Dominick and
Philomena were charged with lascivious
carriage, while the additional charge of
residing in house of ill-fsme was lodge
against the latter. The same place was
ra!ded last Saturday.
Cards announcing the marriage of Miss
Harriet May Smith to Mr.. Samuel Hamil.
ton Nussbaum at Geneva, Switzerland
August 5, have just been received. Misf
Harriet Smith is the daughter of Mr.
George b. Smith, "a Sea street, City
Point, and has been at the Conservatory Of
Music at Leipzig, Germany, for the past
year.
Mr.. E. G. Beecher, the well known real
estate dealer, who turned his ankle while
crossing Chapel street Saturday in front OF
his Office, found on arriving home that 1t
was necessary to call surgeon, who found
that Mr.. Beeoher has broken one of the
bones of the ankle. Mr.. Beecher will he
confined to the house by the unfortunate
accident for about six weeks.
b. 9. Ives, assistant vice president OF
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail-
raid, who was among the killed at the re-
cent accident on the Boston and Albany
railroad, was quite we'll known in this
city. He WAS cousin of Mrs. Parsons
wife of Professor E. A. Parsons, of thi'
city, and was on his way east on his an
nual vacation, and was expecting to visi
Professor Parsons and wife during his va
cation trip. He was very successful
railroad man and had travelled over many
thousands of miles on railroads and never
as he incidentally mentioned few day
ago, having met with an accident. HI
had visited several times in New Haven.
Fell From a Truck.
Richard Phelan, residing at 20 Madison
street, employed by smedley Bros & Co.
while driving through Winter street yes
terdsy noon fell from the truck and wa
seriously cut about the head. he wa
taken to his home in the police ambulance
AssPeepingn Patrick.
Patrick Healey, residing on East street
spent Labor day in the Ninth ward ant
after frequent visits to the numerou
saloons became Intoxicated. Last evening
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