The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-20
VARIOUS ITEMS.

The state association of Carpenters and Joiners opened it's two days con- vention at Central Labor Union hall, Hartford, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, an address being delivered by Mayor Sullivan.
 The highway commissioner yesterday awarded the contract for two sections of road nj Watertown, one of macad- am and one of telford. The contracts aggregate 4,530 feet, and were given to Frank Arrigoni & Brother of Durham, for $2.1S 8 linear foot.
 Kid Brennan of this city is anxious to fight any man in the lightweight class, 13S to 135 pounds, Kid Ryan preferred. Although Brenna has not fought since his battle with Jack Collins, a few I months ago, he is said to be in the best of fighting trim.
 In Bridgeport yesterday Assistant Town Clerk s. N. Lockwood married a couple yesterday morning at the town clerks office. They were Daniel D. Sheehan of New Haven, and Abigail Parkhim of New Haven, both over fifty years of age.
 The eleventh annual meeting of the Connecticut Children's Aid society will be held at Grand Army hall, Hartford, Wednesday, october 2S. There will be sessions at Il a. m. and p. m |.
 Ann Gallagher, wife of William Gall lagher, died in Milford Sunday at the age of twenty-nine years at her late home, 113 Arctic street. She left two children. The funeral services will be held this morning. The remains will atferward be brought to this city for furial.
 The Rev. Edward Rutledge Brown of 1 Stafford Springs died in Hartford Sat- urday of paralysis. He had been in poor health since 1895, when he retired from the ministry One of his pastoral charges was in Naugatuck. Robert B. Fisher, one time a resident of Milford, died at the home of his par ents ii Hartford Friday. Some twenty years ago the family moved away from Milford, but previous to that time for several years Bob, as he was called. ! was probably the best known young man in town. Since he left Milford MT. Fisher has been steadily in the employ i of the Heubleins in the Capital city. l The practice ship Elfrida of the Con- necticut Naval battalion left her an chorage yesterday for trip on the Sound with Commander Reynolds and 1 Lieutenant Commander A. H. Day oi 1 this city on board. These officers con. stitute an examining board, and the 1 trip is for the purpose of determining l the efficiency of officers who have beer | appointed to the brigade during the past year. ....~ <. ...:s.z.
 Real Estate Dealer P. L. Nettletor
 has sold the house and lot on Higt
 street, Milford, owned by Mrs. Charles ID. Wilson of New Haven to Edmund l H. Tibbals. Mir Tibbals is agent ir Milford for Coles Electric Express com
 pany, and will occupy his new pur' chase ;n short time. ssr..s. .sts
 Engineers from the electrical depart,
 ment of the New York & New Haver road arrived in Meriden yesterda,
 morning on the 1929 train to make tht preliminary surveys for the proposed power station to be located at Hanovei l park. The surveyors are in charge O l Chief Engineer Wade. gs 5,- l Workmen are tearing down the two story block on the south side of Crow, street extending from No. 30 to AS, ant
 the site is to be cleared to make wa.
 for the erection of two buildings to b
 used for light manufacturing purposes
 The owner of the property is Charle
 H. Webb.
 Under the auspices of the Ladies' Ait
 society of the Epworth church a stere I opticon lecture will be given by Dr
 Pendleton in the church on Thursda, I evening. Besides the views there wil
 be solos given by members of the choi l-Mr. Ackeral, Miss Rawson, Mrs. oke son, MT. Woodstock and others.