The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-08
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 1:37 D. m. Ruy a, new housa-P E Paldr,;,,

High water to-day at 1:3T D. m.
 Buy a new house-R. k. Baldwin,
 George c. Pettis of New Haven is visiting friends in New Britain.
 Miss Alice M. Burr of Troy, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. E. R. Ottarson of West Haven.
 Mrs. Amelia Hawkins has returned to her home in Elmwood from fort nights visit with Mrs. Malcolm Booth in New Haven.
 Ezel lodge No. will confer the rank of page this evening on two candidates. Per order Ezel lodge, F. w. Dawless. K. of R. & s.
 Conductor E. B. Bradley of the Berk- shire division resumed charge of his train yesterday morning after a vaca- tion of a month.
 Harry N. Hughes, proprietor of the Royal shoe store, is showing some of the prettiest winter styles of footwear at astonishingly low prices
 Write for catalogue to Belden's Sub scription agency, 63 Orange street, be- fore renewing your subscriptions. His clubbing rates will interest you.
 Stony Creek went no license yesterday by 69 majority, a gain of 43 over last years majority for no license, but the town of Branford went 59 over all for license.
 Next Saturday afternoon the Hart and Hillhouse (NeW Haven) High school football teams will play an exhi- bition game on Trinity grounds in Hartford.
 Mrs. A. s. Hotchkiss of Waterbury has returned from Pittsford, Vt, where sine has passed the last four years, and will spend the winter in Hartford Her daughter is being educated at Wood side seminary.
 As a carriage in which were MT. J. L. Nesbit, the livery stable proprietor, and jWife, was turning the corner of Church street into Chapel yesterday afternoon an electric car struck the carriage, damaging one of the wheels Fortu- nately no one was injured.
 The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Bowling and Tennis com pany was held in the office of the Se- curity Insurance company last evening" Nothing of a public nature was done excepting the election of the following directors: Herbert Mason D. M. Smith, J. T. English, c. M. Peck, G. H. Scran- ton, W. +. Bartlett, N. $. White, E. E.. Durant, J. c. Punderford.
 The annual meeting of the Employes' Mutual Benefit association of the South ern New England Telephone company was held yesterday. At S:30 the mem Il. Il. .~ q 1t phone building in this city and later boarded the steamer Richard Law for Frinks' Stony Creek house, where din- ner was served and later the business meeting was held. This was followed by games of various kinds.
 Early last Saturday morning three large dynamite cartridges were found on the veranda of Justice Henry Bea- dles residence in Cheshire by a servant A fuse on one of the cartridges had partly burned and then gone out. The villain who placed them there probably intended to blow the house to atoms and kill the occupants. The town was much excited over the matter and ef- forts are being made to bring the would be assassin to justice.
 At the annual meeting of the State Board of Trade at New Haven to-mor- row, President Masdonald of the state highway commission will read a paper on the operation of the new good roads" law; committees will report on "A New England Board of Trade" and "Disposal of Sewage and Pollution of Streams" the Taxation of Street Railways by Municipalities" Ca topic of last years meeting) will be discuss ed. Lawyer Arvine will read a paper on 'Uniform Laws Throughout the States" and brief addresses will be made by members as to what their To- cal boards are doing to advance local industrisA