Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day at lO:OS a. m.
Buy q good house-R. E. Baldwin.
The late Rev. J. o. Peck had an insurance
of s., ZOO upon his life.
Turing and grading-Connectieut Con-
crete company, 40 Church, room 4.
The Yantio wooden mill starts up Mon
day after two months' shutdown.
Trade at Kirby, the jewelers., has much
increased since he occupied his new store.
Professor o. F. Robins' concert in West
Haven will be held next Thursday even
ing.
The letter carriers of the local postofRoe
all donned summer uniforms yesterday
morning.
Many of the best Waterbury horses will
try their speed at the driving park in that
city this afternoon.
E. Parente, who was taken to the hospi-
tai four weeks ago suffering with Bright's
disease, died there yesterday morning.
The North Haven republicans meet this
evening in Linsley's hall to arrange for at
tending the republican parade in this city.
A dozen houses in Ansenia and Seymour
have been robbed this week, but nothing
except little money and food was taken.
Selectman Isaac G. Smith of Milford,
who has been dangerously ill for several
days with congestion of the brain, ia bet
ter.
Seventy Derby republicans have signed
for attendance in the parade in this city in
juno, and 1t Is estimated two hundred will
sign.
The Anchors defeated the Highwoods
yesterday; score, 20 to 2. Brilliant plays
by Costello, Mealis, Wrinn, Coyle and
Grimes.
Bradstreet's reports a general aggrega-
ton of dullness in business owing to the
tariff debate, the strikes and the scarcity
of soft coal.
Dwight P. Wilcox, mother and sister, Of
Meriden, loft yesterday for New York.
They sail to-day on the Campsnia for
trip in Europe.
In the senate yesterday the senate bill
was reported and placed on the calendar
extending the limits of the collection dis
trict of Hartford.
John T. Holian of Derby is the owner of
full brother of OIL, the noted trotter,
tho property Of Hubinger Brothers. He
purchased the animal Thursday.
The Foot Guard made very fine appear
ance on their street parade yesterday after
noon. The morning was spent in drilling
on the DR.. Crane lot on Orange street.
The Winsted Republican club has ap-
pointed L. W. Tiffany president and named
committee to arrange for taking part in
the grand republican parade in New Haven
June 6.
James Swift, whose eyes were badly
burned by molten tin at the O. Cowles &
90. factory few days ago, will be able to
return to work in few days. His eyesight
will not be impaired.
4 farmer living north Of Willimantic on
tho road to Mansfield Center had seventy.
Eve thousand tomato plants, which cover
ed over thirty acres of ground, destroyed
by Monday nights frost.
Governor Morris has agreed to attend
the Fourth of July celebration at Newtown,
his birthplace. City Attorney Fox of New
Haven will be the orator. The celebration
will be q very elaborate affair.
The marriage of Irving 8. Tinker to Miss
Hattie E. Hitchcock was solsmnized in the
Plainvills Congregational church on Thurs
day afternoon, the Rev. J. W. Backus off,
chatting. II was q very pretty wedding.
The new bill of complaint of the New
England road against the Consolidated was
filed at Hartford yesterday on the same
ground - the former one, viz alleged
discrimination in the carrying of freight.
One of the busy places on Chapel street
II Nrby's ever popular jewelry store. The
store has we'll earned its standing and pop
ularity with the public. and store and stock
were never 80 attractive ~ to-day. You
are sure to b suited.
Thomas O. Nicholson of Wsllinpford.
employed in the auditors Office In New
Haven Of the Consolidated railroad, viii
we'd Miss Nellie Snow of Philadelphia in
that city on Wednesday evening, June 6,
st the residence Of Aiss Shows parents.