Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-01
LOCAL NE VS..
Brief Mention.

bfe11 WentlODs
Oriental rugs. Crampton'e, 694 Chapel
A new house 81, 5OO-R E. Bald win.
Pease 6 Son have received. the Century
for March. .---- - ..-s- =
The American Mechanics' of Winsted
will initiate twelve candidates to morrow
evening.
Sbaampishuh council, D. Of P, will
give a masquerade in Golden Rule hall
March e.
The New Haven Hessen Verein will hold
this evening
Another of those almost daily visitors
a snow storm, last evening, 1t was fol-
lowed by rain fall.
Deputy Sheriff Spiegel, is very low and ex-
pected to live but few days.
Charles B. Whitslesey, from the Yale
law school, who has been visiting in New
London the past few days, returned to his
studies yesterday.
President Dwight of Yale has taken Mrs.
Wadhams' house in Litchfeld for the COM
ing season. 1t will be DR.. Dwight's tenth
summer in Litch6eld.
George P. Robbins, ssed twenty six,
died at the Globe hotel yesterday morning
of acute pneumonia. The body was sent
to Hartford in the afternoon.
Quests from this city were among the
troops of friends at the golden wedding
celebration of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Curry in Hartford Monday evening.
The war department. has ordered the
draw of the Washington bridge over the
;Housstonic river at Stratford changed
from the end to the center of the structure
before December /.
:. J. NJ. Lee has purchased magnificent
span of fge-year-old mahogany bay horses
sixteen hands high; black points. The
pair weigh about 200 pounds. They are
finely matched in style and action.
Mrs. DIckerman, wife of Conductor
Diokerman of the Naugatuok railroad,
was called to Sunderland, Mass, yester-
day by the death of a relative. Conductor
Dlokerman and wife resided formerly in
this city.
Welcome assembly, N. 8. E. o., will
celebrate its third anniversary March "a,
with banquet in the lodge hall. The
Hon. Herbert Mcintosh of Worcester,
Mass, supreme president of the order, ia
expected to be present.
Coroner R. T. Higgins returned to Win
sted from Roxbury yesterday noon from
investigating the sudden death of Mr.. Ed
ward Msnnering of Roxbury, and reports
that there Is no doubt but that 1t Is q
poisoning case. An analysis is now under
Roadway.
r Owing to the freezing of the electric
light wires last night the lights in front of
the different stores bobbed up and down
serenely for quite space Of time. Chapel
street looked az If the darkness attending
q heavy thunder storm had struck it..
The trouble was overcome In a short
time.
The Indicator, published at Moreno,
California, in Its issue of February says:
''Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Brown of Rsdlands,
Mr.. Sam Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ward and Mrs. Clarence Thompson OF
New Haven drove around the eastern end
Of the tract and about Moreno, and visited
Mrs. Stephen Hotchkiss, Monday, Febru
ary g."
Thomas J. Moakley, man employed at
Reynolds & Co.'s, was arrested on bss-
tardy proceedings yesterday afternoon,
the complaint being made by Kate Nc
Econ. Moakley was taken before Justice
I. Wolfe, who found probable cause and
bound him over to the next term Of the
common pleas court. Bonds were placed
at $3.50, which were furnished.
w. j. Dick, who for twenty-five years
or more kept the hostelry ia Newtown
widely known a. Dicks hotel, died yester-
day at his residence in Newtown, aged
seventy. He had been steadily failing in
health during the past two or three years
from rheumatic and kidney troubles and
was confined to the houss most of the
present winter.