The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

The many friends in this city of the Rev. s. w. Tolles, pastor of the Metho- dist church in Watertown, who has been at Saratoga during the past few weeks for the benefit of his health, will be glad to hear that he is much improved. He is at Dr. Strong's sanitarium, where he will remain for the present.
 MT, Charles Woodward died at his home in Weel1eepeemee, Woodbury, last Sunday morning, aged about forty years. MT. Woodward was one of the towns best citizens. Honorable in his dealings, he was ever to be trusted, and he was recently elected to the office of selectman. He leaves a wife, who has the heartfelt sympathy of the commu- nity. The funeral took place last Tues day, with interment in the North cem- etery. The Rev. MT. Lindsley his for mer pastor, conducted the services.
 Mrs. D. F. Mills and E. A. Matthews of Whigville have been appointed dele gates to the Christian Workers conven- tion in New Haven
 The house of Railroad Commissioner W. o. Seymour was entered by burg lars Wednesday morning in Ridgefeld, valuables to the amount of $2O0 being taken. Two men were arrested last night for the job and will have hear ing to-day.
 In the fiscal year recently ended in New Haven county 909 liquor licenses, S2 beer licenses and IA druggists licenses were taken out, the license fees aggre- gating $276, 139.
 Mrs. Arnold and her son from New Haven are the guests of her sister, Mrs. Hull, in Bethlehem
 Peter c. Klug of this city settled in full the account of the Briggs Billiard company previous to the papers having been served.
 The remains of Betsy A. Norton, aged eighty-towo years, who died in Wal lingford October 20, arrived on the 1051 train in Naugatuck yesterday morning and were taken to Guntown for burial.
 Up to late hour yesterday afternoon the bodies of the three men who are be- lieved to have 1been drowned off Bran ford, had not been recovered. Arthur A. Tymeson had a sister living Tn South Lee, Mass, and a brother who resides in Bristol, Conn. Both have been noti- fled of the supposed fatality.
 Freight train No, SIP on the North ampton division broke in two near the New England crossing in Plainville at Il o'clock Wednesday night and the sections crashed together. Four cars were piled in a heap and travel was de- layed until S:30'o'clock yesterday morn ing.
 Ex-City Engineer Hill has declared the bridge over West river at Derby avenue unsafe and dangerous for trav- el new bridge will cost from s13,000 to s16,000.
 Charles L Duke, third vice president of the Iron Holders union of North America, delivered an address to New Haven 'molders at Central Labor hall Wednesday evening on "The Principles of Unionism."
 To-day, All Saints day, the services at St. Pau1's' church are the holy con- munion at 10 a. m. and the evening prayer, with an address, at 7:30 o'clock. The evening address will present some of the latest information concerning missions as given at the late general convention.
 The c. H. Northam of the New Ha- ven line of steamboats was taken out of commission Syesterday at the New York end of the route. She will be docked at Fifth street, East river, where a set of new boilers will Joe put in. The steamer Continental, which has been lying at Long wharf in this city, will take fthe place of the North am.
 Miss Grace Littlejohn, organist at the West Haven Congregational church, met with painful accident Tuesday morning at her home, 64 Lake Place In turning to go up stairs she slipped and fell, breaking her left arm at the wrist.
 Dr. M. J. Adams of West Haven is Investigating the statement that two Hebrews are doing slaughtering busi- ness of diseased cattle on Congress ave- nue, near Orange. He is acting for Dr. c. B, Adams, agent of the Humane society.