The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-15
VARIOUS ITEMS.

At the 10th serni-annual meeting of the Fairfield County Medical association held yesterday at the NorwaIk club. Norwalk. a paper entitled The X-Light in Theraputics." was excellently given by Dr. Clarence L. Skinner of this city Dr Myer J. Brooks of New Canaan de- livered an instructive and well Prepar- ed paper entitled Facts. Fancies and FalIacies in the Treatment of COnsump- tion."
 An effort is being made to form new firm of coal dealers in Bridgeport with capitalization of S40,000.
 Deputy Sheriff Rufus ". Spencer has been appointed receiver for the Windsor hotel, Seymour, and came to New Ha- ven yesterday to file his bond. He took possession of the place yesterday. Will liam l.. Ward and Theodore D. Adams have been appointed appraisers and began their duties yesterday afternoon County Commissioners Charles Brew CT of Waterbury, Edward F. Thompson of East Haven, and Jacob D. Walter of , Cheshire were in Meriden yesterday re- | ceiving applications for lquor licenses, One of the largest funerals ever seen ! in New Britain was that of Thomas McCabe yesterday morning. 4 solemn high mass was celebrated at St. Mary $ 1 temporary church. The bearers were T. ' H. Brady. J. l.. Dawson, James NJ. Cur tin, Patrick Ryan, and NJ. O'Connell oi New Britain, Captain P. O'Connor and Lawrence Pagan of this city. and Thomas L. Reilly of Meriden.
 At the semi-annual conference of the German Lutheran churches in the dis
 trict of New York, eastern New Jersey
 and Connecticut which is being held 1T
 the German Lutheran church at Meri
 den the following officers were elected
 yesterday afternoon: President, Rev. D
 w. Peterson, Little Village, N. r.; sec
 retary, Rev. Fred Bosch of Brooklyn
 N. Y.; treasurer Rev MT. Well of NeV
 York.
 In Ansonia yesterday Mrs. Dora Pat
 TO was arrested, charged with practic
 of midwifery without license. Bond
 wee enteed and the case went ove t
 Thursday.
 The first annual session of the Gran
 lodge of Connecticut Ancient Order 0
 United Workmen, will be held in tn
 Auditorium, Hartford. tomorrow. Tn
 lodge was organized in 1891, and tn |, order has over ,00n members. Tn headquarters are in this city. Postmaster William H. Marigold ( Bridgeport was bereaved yesterday ( his only sister, Mrs. Emma C. Greer } leaf of Springfield, Mass, who died her home in that city yesterday morr , ing after a short illness from typhoi ? fever. Mrs. Greenleaf was frequer t visitor to Bridgeport.
 The tug Robert Robinson brougl = three barges to Bridgeport yesterda
 morning containing 400 tons of soft CO., I each and consigned to Wheeler & How f the Citizens Gas O. of Bridgeport, ar to New Haven.
 ! Captain D. l.. Barber, marshal for u q Wallingford Soldiers monument ded a cation parade, has announced for h
 staff the following: Chief of staff Lie1
 tenant J. George Kraft, adjutant fir ', battalion. Second regiment, C, N. G f captain J. S. Parker commander seco1 \ division aides, William A. Booth, Sc
 mour G. Baldwin, Thomas F. Dal George T. Jones, J. P. Stevenson, Sar
 uel Hodgkinson, Joel H. Paddock. :, The men interested in the third tickt ; comprising the Kansas City platfor ~ men and the Economic league men, W