The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-25
OF LOOAL TNTEREST.

lue SAGllOu avenue SCHOOl VIII pe NS- opened to-day, 300 pounds of sulphur have been burned on the premises and the furniture has been washed with a germicide.
 On account of large order for bicy- cle forgings, the Wilcox & Howe com pany of Shelton has leased the foun- dries of the Belden Machine company and the Hoggson & Pettis Manufactur- ing company of this city and the Sperry Manufacturing company of An sonia, The company has just voted to expend $25,O0O for flew machinery to be used in their Shelton factory.
 The J. Gibb Smith O., lumber deal- CTS, are erecting a shed on Water street, at the foot of Warren. The new building will be located next to the fire department supply house. It will be of wood, two stories high and S6 by 124 feet. When completed it will hold 500,000 feet of lumber.
 Mrs. Whittemore will address a meet ing at Calvary Baptist church to-day, November 25, at p. m,, exclusively for women over twenty years of age; object, to establish Rescue home in this city In the evening at 7:45 Mrs. Whittemore will address a mass meet ing at the same church.
 James Adelbert Leach reporter on the Post, died at the Hartford hospital Sat urday afternoon of typhoid fever after an illness of three weeks. He was twenty-four years of age. He graduat- ed at Wesleyan university in 1893, with th.n of A .1,,, of Gamma Phi chapter of D. K. E.
 The total registration of new voters is 616 of which 34 were registered Sat urday, by wards as follows: First, 8; Second, 4 Third, 3; Fourth, 8; Fifth, l; Sixth, 1; Seventh, 3; Eighth, 3; Ninth, 5; Tenth. 6; Eleventh, 2; Twelfth, 8; Thirteenth, none; Fourteenth, none; Fifteenth, l.
 The cases against the proprietor, edi- tor and reporter of the Bridgeport Sun day Herald were up on continuance in the city court Saturday morning, but they were continued until January '. The cause of the continuance was the fact that the three attorneys for the defense were not able to agree on a date for a continuance of the trial dur ing the next week. The week after Judge Cable goes off the bench until January and as the cases have been heard before him 8 continuance until that time was necessary.
 Ex-Road Commissioner W. J. Atwater has begun the work of erecting a three story building on State street, near Bishop, to be of brick. It will contain two stores and two tenements. The di- mensions are 40x60 feet.
 J. N. Leonard & Go. have contracted for the mason work for the new build- ing for the Eastern Machinery com- pany on Ashmun street.
 Nine new Connecticut corpora tions are reported for the past week; a dress shield manufacturing company in Bridgeport, with $1o,0O0 capital; paper manufacturing company in South Windsor, with $20, 900 capital; ma chin cry company in New Haven with ESQ., 900 capital; drug company in Dan- bury with $10,000 capital; an agTicul- tural implement manufacturing com- pany in New Haven with $1 ,000 capital; a razor manufacturing company in Shelton, with $15,000 capital; toy man. ufacturing company in New Haven, with $25,000 capital a cotton mill com pany in Willimantic with $120,000 capi- tai; and a clock and watch dial manu- featuring company in Thomaston, with $5,000 capital.
 D. B. Beers, train dispatcher of the Shore Line division of the Consolidated road, gave an oyster roast and general good time to the train dispatchers and telegraph operators of the main office at his home, 36 Vernon street, Saturday evening.
 Announcement of the annual dinner of the Fairfield County Yale Alumni as- sociation has been made. The time ap- pointed is December 12 and the place the Atlantic hotel, Bridgeport. Among the prominent speakers expected are President Dwight, Hon. Chauncey M Depew, President Seth Low of Colum- bia, Charles c. Beamon and W.B. Horn blower of New York and Rev. Samuel Scoville of Stamford.
 Major George AIbee made the annual inspection of Company c of Stamford Friday evening.
 Columbus lodge No. 61, l. o. B. A., will give a social for the benefit of their cemetery fund at Harugari hall tomorrow evening.
 Shaumpishuh council No. 3, Degree of Pocahontas, will give a dance at their hall 400 State street this even ing
 Rev Father Higgins, provincial of the Order of Dominicans, preached in St. Mary's church yesterday at 10:30. Fa- ther Higgins was for several years pas tor at this church.
 Attorney L. C. Hinman of Meriden appeared before the county commission CTS Saturday morning on behalf of a remonstrate against the granting of a liquor license to Kollmansperger & Pril- liwitz at 10S Pratt street, Meriden. The basis on which the remonstrance was made was the unsuitability of the ap- plicants. The application was reject ed.
 The annual fair of the St. Ignatius T. A. B. and L. society opened at Union armory Saturday and continues until December ?.
 Louis Jacobs, justice of the peace, has rendered Judgment in the case of Pas qualini Landino and wife of Hill street against Angelo Capalo on a claim to recover the amount given for $100 last month, allowing the plaintiff to recover the full amount named.
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