The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
NEWS J0rTIYas OF INTEREST.

Haven Pies-Personais--A Generous Off, -Hsrtfnrd's Cause for Increnscd Happi- ness-Funerni of Brave Eng 'neer.
 The funeral services of W. H. Me- Cauley. the student at Wesleyan unl- verslty. who died Friday night at the Eclectic house. Middletown, took place Saturday afternoon. The remains were taken to Lewardsville. Penn, where his parents live He was the oldest of ten children. The other students who are III with typhoid are not considered In a dangerous condition.
 MT. and Mrs. Bernard of this city are visiting in Gildersleeves. on the Connecticut.
 Counterfeit s2 bills are reported very numerous.
 T. r. Gilmore of this city will speak upon the principles of the Order of American Mechanics at Tylers hall, East Haddam, Wednesday evening. Marshall Seward died in New Britain
 
 | late residence, this afternoon at 2 | o'clock He was q popular citizen. The prisoners at the Haddam jail | were treated to sparerib, sweet pota- toes and other vegetables Thanksgiv- | ing and seemed to enjoy the layout | immensely. Captain Carroll says the commissioners did not purchase any | New Haven pies for the occasion, but l would receive those for Christmas. One noble and good hearted East avenue lady sent Pastor Watkins a Thanksgiving gift of s1OO to be dis tributed as he should think best among the poor of his parish.-Norwalk Ga | zette.
 The Catholic holidays for this month will be: December 2, first Sunday in | Advent Sth, Immaculate Conception; | 19th Fist and 22d, Winter Emblem days; 18th, Christmas; 18th. Holy In- nocents. There will be seven days of abstinence
 The Ansonia Sentinel, noting the fact that Major Isaac Bromley of the Con- solidated road is running for alderman in the First ward, this city, remarks: If New Haven had more men like MT. Bromley on it's official boards there would be less scandal and less fight ing. And it would be much better for New Haven in every way. We hope to see MT. Bromley elected and his influence felt on municipal affairs in the Elm City"
 Ex-United States Senator Joseph E. Brown, who died at Atlanta, Ga, Fri day, was two years at the Yale Law school.
 The livery stable of James Kirk at South Coventry was destroyed by fire Saturday. Loss $2,000.
 The Westport and Saas4ttuck Horse Railroad company will petition the coming legislature for a change in its charter enabling it to propel cars by electricity.
 Thomas Driscoll of Ansonia was taken to the New Haven hospital, Fri day, for treatment. Hei is not seriously ill., but is not rational at times.
 A. J. De Voc. the weather prophet, makes these predictions: December will enter cold, with snow, followed by a blizzard on the 4th. Navigation on the canals will be blocked by ice on the 5th, and the first ten days of December will be the coldest consecutive ten days for many years"
 The steam canalboat Charles R. Haynes, which went aground in the fog off Stamford on Smiths reef, lies in a dangerous position and 1t is feared will go to pieces. The captain and crew l hpxr tnly ohP Thn oc bound for South Norwalk with coal.
 Hartford, Dec. 2.-Preparations are being made for the removal by the end of this month of the central offices of the Pope Manufacturing company from Columbus avenue, Boston, to the new building of the company just east of its present office building in Hart ford. The new building represents 8 total cost of about $4O,00O. Some thirty. five persons will come to the Charter Oak city in consequence of this change They will be officers of the company and the clerks and employees of the advertising, bookkeeping, correspond ing and order departments The pay roll of the company's employees living in Hartford will be increased abou $1,2OO or $1,300 weekly. This sum, ol course, is exclusive of the salary ac counts of the officers of the company. . Hartford, Dec. 2.-The funeral O. William J. Lewis was held at oclocl this afternoon at his late home, 10 Burnside avenue. Connecticut lodge O. Odd Fellows of Hartford attended 1T ) regalia and had charge of the funeral . MT. Lewis was a member of D. c Rodman post, G. A. R., and Commands c. M. Hills and many others of thH post attended.
 A meeting of the Brotherhood 0 Locomotive Engineers, division 205, wa held at 10 a. m. to-day in Engineers hall. per order James A. Brennan , chief, engineer, and took action re garding the death of their brother.
 Fire Was in the Closet. l. Shortly before 6 o'clock yesterda.