The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-06
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Mrs. c. c. Atwell of Durham has | taken from her incubator this week a
 hatch of 121 chicks, the last hatch of the season, making a total of 622 chicks in six hatches from a 150 egg prize Prairie State machine. This last hatch was sold to out of town parties as soon as matched.
 c. M. Beachs lumber and hardware stoer in New Milford was damaged by fire yesterday. Loss small as the fire men were quickly on the ground
 Benjamin Bennett. who was held on account of the death of Adam Uhlig, aged seventeen, companion with whom he had been on a frog hunting expedition, was yesterday discharged from custody as the killing was an ac- cident.
 The committee on preparations for the first annual outing of the Connecti- cut Association of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks has been re- fused permission to hold the event up- on Mystic Island.
 At a meeting of the Ecclesiastical
  gregational church in Chester, We'd nesday evening, the resignation of the Rev. Dwight c. Stone, the pastor, ten dered some weeks ago, was accepted. Pastoral relations will be severed shortly. About July 1 MT. Stone will sail for Europe, accompanied by his wife
 The condition of County Commission CT James F. Miller of Danbury who suffered q severe stroke of apoplexy while coming to this city on the train on Monday, remains practically un- changed. There is but very little im- provement noticeable in MT. Milier's condition, which is very serious.
 The Milford Driving association will hold it's next races at Meadowside park on Saturday, June 2S. There will be a purse of S1O0 for horses in the 2:35 class and $1G0 for horses in the free for-al1 class, and SEQ for horses owned in Mill ford. These races are very popular and no doubt large number of horse men will be present.
 Singers of the Concordia Singing so- ciety of Bridgeport, the Arion Singing society of New Haven, and the South Norwalk Quartette club will give a under the direction of Karl Diehl of Bridgeport next Sunday at the hall of the South Norwalk Quartette | ,lub.
 Ground was broken in Bridgeport yes | -erday for the new plant of the Ameri- l ,an Tube and Stamping company. | which will be erectd on the Drew prop | erty in East End before the close of | he present year.
 The Rev. Joseph Vignon, superior of | La Salette community in Parkville, | Hartford, has been appointed general | secretary of the Salette order through ut the world. This appointment will | lecessitate his retirement from the of- ice of superior in Hartford and his emoval to Europe. He will take up 1 lis residence in Switzerland or in Rome I lext October. He will be succeeded n the office of superior in Hartford by he Rev. J. Croseet, D. D. Father Wig lon went to Hartford ten years ago nd had been superior since 1898.
 Edward Bailey, aged about sixty-five ears, was found dead at his home in Vestbrook yesterday morning. Medi- al Examiner Bloomfield decided that cath was caused by heart failure Bailey had no relatives and lived l lone.
 Senator Hawley will occupy his voodmont cottage in the latter part June when Mrs. Hawley returns | rom Europe. Senator Platt will | , pend the hot months at his new sum- Ter home in Washington, Litchfield l ounty. The Rev. J. A. Gardner, for the past I our years pastor of the Cherry street .dventist church, Waterbury, has re-