The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-22
OF LOCAL INTER EST.

Dr. T. H. Russell and wife, who have been occupying house in Woodbridge for the summer, will remove to their city home to-day.
 The power for the new sixty foot boat which Charles R. Waterhouse, jr., is building will be supplied by three gasoline engines each of ten horse power placed in tandem style on board the craft He thinks the three engines will do better service than one large one
 Chairman Martin of the democratic town committee received word yester- day from Hon. D. N. Morgan, the dem- ocratic candidate for governor, stating that he would surely be on hand next Wednesday night for the rally and ratification meeting to be held at new Music hall.
 The new iron lighthouse to be erected on New Haven breakwater is now being built. It will be brought here in sec tions in the spring and erected on a masonry foundation, It is to be a powerful light and can be seen ten or twelve miles at sea.
 Most of the members of battery c re- ported at the armory yesterday and were questioned by Lieutenant Crofton and the regular army surgeons who were sent here to make physical exam nations of the men. The members of the battery are as 8 rule in good health and but few have expressed an inten- ton of signing the disability certif- cates which entities them to make ap- plication for pension
 Edward s. Peterson, jr., pattern maker employed in the shops of the Crescent Plating company, corner of Mill River and State streets, fell through an elevator well about 6 o'clock Thursday evening. He struck on a roll of iron and is badly injured it is fear 1 ed. Dr. Archibald McNeil attended | him at 75 Cottage street.
 The latest issue of ''The Connecticut Quarterly" just out, is as usual full of i good things There is an especially | fine article in our neighboring town of l Hamden, which is Illustrated with numerous pictures of noted people of
 the town, points of interest, landscape scenes, etc. Salisbury is given prom l inent place in this issue, and altogeth- 1 CT it is worth buying and keeping by i everyone who is interested in Connec~ 1 ticut. For sale at Pease's, 102 Church
 street.
 1 One of the oldest delegates to the | state Baptist convention in Meriden | this week was Rev. Eli DeWhurst of | Voluntown. Only two Baptist clergy | men in Connecticut have been settled
 longer over one church than MT. Dew hurst, who has been located at Volun- town for sixteen years.
 | The annual meeting of the Pequot
 association will be held at $50 Chapel ] street, room No. 1, Tuesday evening, October 25, 1S9S at o'clock, for the
 election of officers. President R. S. | Woodruff will probably be re-elected
 R. l. Couch cashier of the New Ha-
 ven National bank, gave a lecture be- 1 fore East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w., | Thursday night His subject was "A Trip to the Pacific Ocean and Return" The lecture was finely illustrated. A
 large crowd was present and much en- l joyed the account of a trip MT. Couch l took some time ago. The meeting was
 held in the lodge rooms, corner of | Grand avenue and East Pearl street. ] The state commissioners appointed | by the legislature to select a suitable | site for the building of a new state in 1 sane asylum, visited Norwich yester- l day to inspect sites. pr. Clinton E.
 Stark, Dr. Patrick Cassidy and Hon.
 Lucius Brown of Norwich are members | of the commission
 The six entertainments which will be l given by the Y. M. c. A. in the Hype- | rion this winter are announced as fol- 1 lows: November 9, the WOmans String
 orchestra of New York: November 23,
 Marc, the magician; December 21, Slay-
 tons Jubilee singers; January H. the 1 Rev. John Henry Barrows, D. D., Iec- ture; February l. Prof. John B. De- | 'Motte, A. NJ, M. P, Ph. D., lecture | March 9, the Patriocolo grand con-
 cert
 | Deputy Collector Flahaven yesterday
 received a ruling from Internal Reve-
 nue Collector Scott on the question
 raised by c. H. Miller of this city rela-
 tive to the matter of leasing billiard
 tables now stored at his Savin Rock l establishment. The tables are not in