The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-03-26
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b. L. Lindley Of Ansonia is home from
Florida, and spent Sunday in Anlsonla,
| the guest of Mrs. Lindley's parents.
Yesterday morning he left for Wood
mont and opened his place for business
He Will run alalvery stable, as last year,
and will also make general repairs
about the place.
Rev. Father Synnott officiated Sun
day morning in the Catholic church,
Ansonia, for the first time In two
months, he having BEEN away I'M the
south during that time.
James Pagan arrived home in Derby
from Palm Beach, Fla, Saturday, after
delightful voyage up the coast He is
carpenter and spent seven months in
the southern portion of the state work
ing at his trade for Joseph II. McDonL
aid, formerlyl of Derby.
Rev. Mr.. McCreer of New Haven will
preach at All Saints church, Meriden,
tomorrow evening, and Rev. Mr.. Mac
beth, also of New Haven, on Friday
night Of this week.
Evans Hoyt of Shelton has secured a
position as travelling salesman for a
New Haven gentlemen's furnishing con-
Germ.
1. f. Evans, colored employed at
Edwards drug store, on Pennington
avenue, Hartford, has received notice
from the clerk of the state board of
pharmacy that he was successful in
his endeavor to pass an examination
as a pharmacist, and that his average
was 50. This is quite an honor for
Evans, who Is about twenty-five years
old, and is the first colored man to
pass the examination of the board.
The steam towboat owned by the
heirs of the late Captain G.. w. Smith Of
Hartford, was sold, Saturday, to Cap
tain C. C. Sparks of Norfolk, Va, for
the sum Of $4,000. The Smith is lying
at the wharf in Essex, where she gen.
orally winters. Captain Sparks has
bought the tug to use in towing be-
tween Plymouth, N. c., and Norfolk,
Va. The Smith has been run on the
Connecticut river for the past twelve
years as an Independent boat to the
tugs of the Hartford and New York
transportation line.
Miss Jennie Stillwell of Holland has
been ill for some weeks with what
is termed chronic tonsilitis. The case
at first puzzled the physicians, as her
teeth were shut together and she was
unable to open them. There was also
a swelling under one ear, but with lit
tie soreness. She was unable to take
anything but liquid food for some time.
She is now improving under the care
Of DR., Tillotson of Rockville, who states
that it Is only a question of time when
she entirely RECEIVERS,
Clerk Levi Shepard of the, Bassett
house. Derby, has returned from South
ford, where he attended the funeral of
his uncle, Amos T,YWhite, which took
place Saturday afternoon. The de-
ceased was sixty-flYe years of age. a
highly respected citizen and was a
newspaper correspondent for his town
for years,
AS a result of "a raid made ON a
cock fight at Bristol Sunday morning,
seventy persons We're arrested,
twenty-four of whom were Bristol men.
There were nearly one hundred men
of sporting proclivities present, from
Waterbury, New Britain, Southing-
tom Meraden, Wallingford and SPRING
field, Mass. Yesterday (Monday) morn.
ing twelve of those captured settled
by paying 81 penalty. Seven have for
feited their bonds and the others were
tried in the afternoon.