The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

Concreting and artificial stone. Con- necticut Concrete Co. AZ Church room 4.
 J. Jerome Hayes will leave this morn- ing for his vacation, which will extend to September 3.
 Congressman James P. Pigott will give "short talk" at the Fourth of July celebration of Tammany hall.
 The house of representatives yester- day passed bill making Labor Day Ohe first Monday in September)a legal holiday.
 A very neat score card was issued by the enterprising firm of F. M. Brown & Co.,, of the Yale-Harvard ball game yesterday.
 John Schwab of Hamden was arrested last night by Officer Hope charged with assaultlng Noble Rink ont Winchester avenue. Rink was badly doi 'e up.
 Mrs. Helen A. Ball, who visiting with her mother and friends on Quinni- piac street, expects to leave for her home in Geneva, Ill.,, about the first of July.
 Dr. Ring will sail for Europe satur- day and attend the intern ational con gress of eye and ear surgeons in Edin- burgh in August. He will return early in September.
 G. E. Stannard assumed charge yes- terday of the Southern New England Telephone company's office in Derby. MT. Stannard was formerly in charge of the Norwich office.
 Mrs. Grace E. Smith, life of Minctt Smith of lower Derby, died yesterday, aged nineteen years and eight months Mrs. Smith had been sick long time, and suffered several hemorrhages.
 Mrs. Ellen Hull of Philadelphia, Penn., who has been visiting her friends in Fair Haven, has gone to Oxford, N. r., to attend the centenn ial celebration of Oxford academy, it being her former home.
 Plans of Engineer Hill for strengthen ing Whalley avenue bridge over West river were approved by the committee last night, and will be recommended to the public works board.
 Officer Gibson yesterday arrested George Hayden and took him to Ham, den, where he is wanted to answer to the charge of burglarizing a new building and stealing quantity of tools.
 At St. Augustine's church, Seymour, yesterday morning, at II o'clock, Miss Margaret J. Kelleher of Seymour and John E. Kane of this city were united in marriage by Rev. M. F. Rigury, who celebrated the nuptial mass.
 At the meeting of the library direc- tors last night the executive committee was instructed to secure bids for coal for the ensuing year. The monthly bills were also approved, and the monthly report of the treasurer ac- cepted.
 The hero of Yale's athletic field, Alonzo stagg, it is announced is to be married to Miss Stalla Robertson '96, University of Chicago. The marriage will take place some time after her school days are over. Her home is in Albion, N. Y.
 The hour for the Yale-Harvard-C Co., lumbia freshman race has been official ly set for 5:30 o'clock this afternoon. It will be 8 two mile race down stream, starting from the two mile flag just be- low the navy yard and finishing at the line near the Thames river bridge.
 The Thatcher Boat company has been organized in this city with capital of $500, in 20 shares of $25 each, 20 per cent. or $1o0 paid in. The subscribers are E. A. Wood, IS shares, who invests 490, s. H. Thatcher and James A. Aus tin one share each, upon which each has paid sb.