The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST.


 spected to-day by Quartermaster Gen eral Louis N. Keuren and Assistant Quartermaster General Henry c. Nor gan. The armory has been undergoing repairs.
 Superintendent Wrlnn yesterday an nounced that the following patrolmen will commence a weeks vacation to- day; Station 1, Lawler, Wiser, Coonan, McDermott, Collett, Lanigan, M. Kier- nan, Curran, Kane and Reynolds: sta tion 2, Lewis, Cohee, P. Reilly, Healy, 10. J. Reilly, Meigs, Kelly, McGuinness, Linsley and Bright; station 5, MarloW, Birmingham and Bixby; station 4, Welch, Doolittle and Hope. Loughlin, the Union depot patrolman, will be laid off for a month, commencing to- day, and this important beat for that period will be covered by only one off, cer.
 The September number of McClure's Magazine has an interesting article on personal experiences at Dawson City. in the Klondike, by Joseph Ladue. For sale at Pease's, 1O2 Church street.
 Dr. k. J. Calling of Gatling gun fame has given up his residence in Hartford and rented apartments at No. S34 West End avenue, corner of One Hundred and First street, New York city, Dr. Calling will divide his time between Washington, New York, Cleveland and Hartford.
 Judge Henry B, Stoddard and Eze- kiel q. Stoddard president of the New Haven County bank sailed yesterday on the steamer New York from Eng | land for New York
 Ground was broken yesterday morn ing for a new house which is to be erected for Alderman Felix Chilling worth. It is on the Boulevard terrace and overlooks Edgewood park Captain Simon J. Hurley of steamer , will be married this morning to Miss Annie McKeon of + Allin street. The ceremony will take place at the Sacred | Heart church.
 Rev. Alonzo A. DeLarme, who was formerly the pastor of the Hope Baptist church of this city, but who is now pas tor of church in Morristown, N. J., is | lying in bed suffering from serious in- jury at the house of k. N Alling on Lawrence street. this city as a result of bicycle accident. It will be sev- eral weeks before he can occupy his pulpit.
 George T, White. the proprietor of the Tontine hotel, has had the large oil painting of the official badge used at the recent convention of chief angin- eers, which was used in the decoration of his hotel, framed and presented it to the fire department The painting is five by twelve feet and is framed with oak, making very massive and im- posing appearance. The gift will be placed in the commissioners room in the city hall
 James German, who disappeared a week ago has been found by his rela- tives, who instituted a search for him and located the missing man in Phil- adelphia German is married and was employed as clerk at D. M. Welch x Sons grocery store on Congress ave- nue, He had been to the encampment of the state militia with the Blues of which he is member, and upon the return of the company he suddenly left
 
 know what prompted him to go away. He does not remember anything after leaving New Haven. he says: Mithras senate No. 50, K. A. T.. O., will hold a regular meeting in Odd Fell lows hall building tonight. Senator Fogg requests the presence of the i councillors, as business of importance to them will be transacted Great preparations are now going on to make the carnival and illumination nights at Savin Rock, tomorrow and 1 Friday, a big success, and judging from the programme so far laid out, nothing short of 1t could happen; and as the merchants at the Rock have become 1 deeply interested in the illumination in conjunction with the Winchester Ave- nue Railroad company, no less than | two thousand Chinese lanterns will be displayed from every conceivable spot, giving most beautiful sight But aside from the illumination the man agement has also provided for the amusement of all in the way of grand | display of fireworks each evening in the | ball grounds. As tremendous crowds will go down, the railroad company will | ytyD f,ar re