The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-31
OF LOCAL INTERE EST.

The monitor Wyandotte of New Ha- League Island navy yard, Philadelphia, in convoy of the tug Wampatuck and of commission and her crew, among them some of the Connecticut naval militia, discharged
 J. Fl. Munroe's drug store in Guilford was entered by a burglar yesterday morning. The town watchman discov- cred him. The burglar also saw the watchman, and jumped through the glass door and escaped. The constable fired shot at the burglar as he fled, but without effect. Sheppard & Fow- ler's millinery store was also entered, but nothing was missing.
 Seven trains of soldiers from Chick amauga are expected to pass through this city in a few days. The men are from New Hampshire.
 It is extremely probable that New London will have the pleasure of see ing the entire Third Connecticut Volun- teer regiment on parade in that city the latter part of this week.
 Stewart, the caterer at Savin Rock, has invited through General Merwin, the soldiers at the hospital to a dinner at his shore restaurant whenever they are able to attend. MT. Kelsey of the Winchester avenue road has offered the use of cars to transport the men.
 At the street committee meeting on Thursday evening the report of the de- l lax change of grade on Derby avenue, ow- ing to the new bridge, and de assess ments of benefits and damages for the same, will be voted upon.
 County Health Officer Hoadley of this city went to Waterbury yesterday and in cdmpany with Dr. O'Hara, the town health officer, visited the Lorenson farm above Waterville, where the city gar bage collector has been dumping gar- bage for the last week and in conse- quence will be given three days to bury the stuff properly; if he does not do so he will be prosecuted.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. B. Hinman have re- turned from an outing trip In Massa- chusetts. During his trip MT. Hinman conferred with some prominent Masons of the Scottish Rite in regard to the coming conclave of the order for the United States and it's dependencies. He was told that the conclave would be held in the east, either at New York or the New England states.
 A big excursion party came in from Rockville yesterday morning at 9:45 o'clock from the New England road. At Union station the excursionists who occupied ten cars took cars of the Win chester avenue railroad company for Savin Rock. This was the first excur- sion from the New England road which ever came to this city.
 A meeting of the West Side club is called for tomorrow evening, to dis cuss plans for increasing the usefulness of the organization. A plan is on foot to make the organization political af- fair, and it is believed this move will tend to increase it's membership. Frank Mcclure, Charles Martin and Peter Mcclure were arraigned before Justice Bryant in the West Haven town court yesterday morning on the charges of drunkenness, breach of the peace. and with supplying liquor to prisoners. The men became involved in a fracas at Savin Rock Monday night and were arrested by Officer Mcdonald. Frank Mcclure was fined $1 and costs for drunkenness, Charles Martin sl and costs for the same offense and s and costs for resisting an officer, while Peter McGuire was let off with a fine of S1 for supplying liquor to prisoners in the West Haven lookup.