The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21
LOCAL WE WS.
Brief Mention.


 Buy a lot-$1O0. R. E. Baldwin.
 High water to-day at 1:25 B. n. and 2:09 p. m.
 Concrete walk laid and repaired, Conn. Concrete Co.,, 49 Church.
 Misses Ellie Roe and Susie Jackson of Fair Haven are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Pendleton in Southington. The o. K. ball team and the Charlie Miller team crossed bats on Saturday on the Fayette street lot. The 0. K. $ won by score of 14 to 5.
 MT. E. w. Norton of New Haven, who has been the guest of his uncle, Mir. Ed ward Wheeler, of Winsted, for several weeks, returned home yesterday.
 Cashier Samuel Lloyd of the City bank and children who have been spending a couple of weeks most enjoy ably at Block Island, have returned.
 ". H. Moseley of the New Haven aouse, spent Sunday with his family at heir delightful summer house "Airly Beacon" in Norfolk, and returned yes terday.
 Patrolman William H. Tighe has re- turned to duty. He has been laid up for six weeks in consequence of injuries received while arresting Michael J. Sullivan.
 City Attorney Timothy J. Fox left yesterday for well earned vacation at Saratoga. He has entirely recovered from his recent severe attack of cholera morbus.
 MT. and Mrs. George Rowden of Wal. angford accompanied by Mrs. Charles Garter of Meriden, went yesterday to Atlantic City, where they will attend the florists convention.
 Rev. P. s. Evans, who has been sup. plying the pulpit of the Baptist church in Winsted during the absence of Pastor Clark, returned to this city yesterday accompanied by Mrs. Evans.
 President Cleveland yesterday ap. pointed the following Connecticut post. masters: Frank P. Marble, at New Hartford; Thomas F. Higgins, at Terry. vile; ThomasS. Rourke, at Unionville
 P.+rnlD,1ver Edward Wall of police headquarters has returned from a foul days fishing trip to Block Island. He returned without any fish, but claims that he caught number while on tn, trip.
 Rt. Rev. Mgr. Donatus Sbaretti, D D., of Washington, D. C., auditor ant counselor to His Excellency Mgr. Satolli the apostolic delegate in America, spen Sunday in Winsted, the guest of Yer, Rev. Fra. Leo.
 George R. Waterman, clerk at H. L Allen & Co.'s, Meriden. returned Satur Jay from two weeks vacation a Woodmont. While at work in the stor, Saturday evening he was taken ill ant yesterday was reported threatened witl typhoid fever.
 In Waterbury yesterday Daniel Wei bie, milk peddler, was badly bitten by a rat, in J. w. Hodson's saloon there Weible saw the rat in the window anC tried to capture it. The rat made { struggle and nipped Weible in the hand, puncturing two veins. Dr. Axtelle at tended him. It is feared that blood poisoning will set in.
 The fine schooner w. w. Ward, of this port, Henry Sutton, managing owner, has been fully repaired and will load with coal for the north shortly. The Fall River schooner which ran into the Ward was libelled soon after arriving a, Norfolk, Va, and bought at aucton by MT. Sutton for s17,OoO. Of this amount tl6,OOO goes to the owners of the Ward but the total expense of getting the Ward into shape for business again wa! about s30, 1000. The Ward is now about as good as new.