The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-22
LOCAL NEWS JOTTIgGs.

Edward Tucker of Hebron has remov-
 ed with his family to this city and
 is to enter the Yale Law school. The "Litehfieid Inquirer" has been
 sold to the Rev. George B. Woodruff.
 the son of Railroad Commissioner
 George NJ. Woodruff.
 Dennis Flynn of this city was award
 ed second premium for one-year-old
 stallion at the state fair.
 There were several friends and reia- tives from out of town present in
 Woodbury at the funeral of Mrs. Frank Sanford last Monday, coming
 from New Haven. Watertown and
 other places. The casket was covered
 with rare and beautifully arranged flowers. Mrs. Sanford was highly es- teemed by her friends MT. and Mrs. T. c. Bacon of Wood bury, who came here to attend the funeral of the late Ellery Camp. have
 returned. The late MT. Camp was a brother-in-law of MT. Bacon.
 Miss Nellie Marsh of Pleasant Val
 ley Is teaching school at Mt. Carmel. Miss Charlotte Mitchell of South
 Britain is attending the Misses Orton
 and Nichols school, this city. Miss Mary Reynolds of sherman ave-
 nue will stil for Ireland to-day on the
 steamer Campania. She will spend the other side
 The annual prize shoot of the New | Britain Schutzen Verein will be held | at their range today. A large list of | prizes is offered.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. J. Plumb and family
 of Terryville have returned from West | Haven, where they have occupied | cittage during the season. Miss R. T. Smith of Olive street has
 returned from Paris. Invitations are out for the celebra- | ton of the eighty-ninth birthday of
 Mrs. Maria M. Allen at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John Mccarthy, GA
 High street, Tuesday evening, October 2. The very pleasing entertainment, un- der direction of the elocutionist, Mrs.
 E. L. Nettleton, which was so success fully given at the new town hall in West Haven about two weeks since, will be given, by, request, at Warner
 hall in this city on Monday evening, October l.
 The Edgewoods and St. Aloysius will
 cross bats at Westville this afternoon
 at 3:3O o'clock. The opposing batteries will be Sedgwlck and Brennan for Edgewoods and Corcoran and Wrinn for the St. Aloysius.
 A reception was given Thursday night by the Howard avenue Baptist church to their new pastor, Rev. George Nichols, and Mrs. Nichols. It was also
 the third anniversary of the organiza- tion of the church. Addresses were
 made by Rev. P S. Evans, Rev. Dr.
 s. Dryden Phelps, W. H. Speer and
 Rev. MT. Ford of City Point. Rev. MT. | Nichols responded.
 Porter Clark, who has been visiting this city for number of months, re- | turned to Chicago yesterday. A member of the Nontantum Fishing
 club, which has a large preserve in l Canada, and who has been there fish ing, has sent to George T. White of Heublein Brothers, trout which he
 captured weighing four and a half pounds.
 Emil H. Borges, the real estate agent, has purchased of Herman D. Machol, the merchant tailor, the lot on State
 street, opposite Hooker's carriage fac tory, 51x75, and will erect soon $12,O00 building upon it. The land sold for about $5,0OO.
 Samuel Goldsein of 51 Oak street, through his attorney, Isadore A. Stein, yesterday brought suit against the State Street Railroad company to re- cover $1O0 damages for injuries received | while riding over Tomlinsons bridge, l September 2.
 l The case of B. s. Heidelberg, shoe
 maker of State street, vs. F. B. Clough, jewelry auctioneer of State street, was
 heard yestrday by Attorney S. Spier
 S a justice of the peace. It was claim
 that watch sold the plaintiff was not
 as represented. Attorney Spier re-
 served his decision.