The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

union VIII hold their regular bi-monthly |
meeting at the Dwight Place church
this afternoon at O'clock.
The American Book Machinery COM
pany of this city has filed articles of as
sociation in the office of the secretary
of state. The sum of $500, 20 per cent.
of the capital stock, has been paid in.
The first number of the Bridgeport
Morning Telegram appeared Thursday.
| 1t Is a we'll printed four page paper,
| published by the owners of the Bridge
port Evening Post, and has the United
| Press dispatches. 1t vii be strictly in
dependent. Bridgeport has now two
morning dailies, the Union and Tele-
gram, and several afternoon papers.
| The Southing Cutlery company has
contemplated the manufacturing of bi-
cycles, and Tuesdays quarterly meeting
of the company will decide the question.
AT present they have patent sprocket
wheel on the market.
| 1t is understood that the Consolidated
road is to put on ney train on the
Air Line which will rum between here
and Willimantic sometime about A
O'Clock in the afternoon.
| Sherman Guernsey of Oxford, who
has been contemplating a trip to south
ern California for some time, has leased
his residence to Mrs. Morehouse from
Waterbury during his absence He will
start on his expected trip soon.
United States Patent Commissioner
John Seymour of Washington was in
Waterbury yesterday, the guest of the
Rev William J. Slocum, pastor of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
In his party were General Olmstead of
Norwalk and Senator Holden Of Anso-
MIA, Commissioner Seymour is just re-
covering from his bieycle accident.
Secretary Thrasher of the State Law
and Order league of this city, has issued
in pamphlet form the several acts of the
last general assembly relating to liquor
selling, gambling, policy playing, M
moral places, obscene literature, de-
lection of crime, and all other acts
amending in any way the statutes re-
lating to crimes. This little pamphlet
of forty pages brings the legislation Of
the last session on these subjects into
convenient form for reference.
During the present year 129 ex-state
officers and members or rne general as
sembly have passed away. Among the
more prominent men were Ex-Governor
Morris of this city, ex-Congressman
George M. Landers of New Britain,
ext Congressman M. T. Granger of Ca
naan, ex-Comptroller Robbins Battell
of Norfolk, General Vessels of Litch-
field and ex-Judge Martin of Killingly.
The death list includes fourteen ex-sen-
ators.
Il Captain Thorne will put his strongest
team in the field against the Boston
Athletic clubs eleven to-day. Yale is
to play under her own rules and the
Boston eleven will use the Harvard tao
tics. The game win be called at Yale
field at o'clock.
Angelo Bori, young italian, was ar
!; rested last night by Officers Egan and
!; Allen, charged with assault with ra-
zor on Alphonso Pepe and for carrying
concealed weapons.
J There will probably two competitive
/ athletic contests between Yale and
J Princeton the coming season.
The Canal railroad freight train
wreck at Pennington on Thursday,
which occurred in the freight yard, was
not cleared away until about 5 p. m.
A gravel train ran into a freight train.
J The engineer of the gravel train was
, badly cut on the head. The engine Of
, the gravel train was badly damaged.
Representative Everett E.. Lord of
, this city will move in from his summer
home in Killingworth next week. Mr..
, Lord and family have enjoyed their
; stay in the country this season very
much. He makes the tour from this
, city every day, giving opportunity to
attend to his duties as contractor at
Sargent & Co.'S establishment
/ Mrs. Eta Adams, wife of George
Adams. passenger train brakeman on
, the Consolidated road, stepped on a
, piece of iron on Spring street Thurs
t day and fell breaking her left arm In
two places. She is stopping at her
! sisters house, 1875 Spring street.
. The Bridgeport Telegraph yesterday
remarks:"A large crowd is expected al
the park tomorrow afternoon to wit
! ness the football game, and the trac-
ton company has agreed ito furnish ex
. ira cars. A delegation of about 5o(
+ rooters will accompany the Hillhoust
r team over from New Haven"