Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-30
Improvements.

Purchase Of Real EstaGe-ExIarssennent
 of Monson S Carpenters Dry Goods Es-
 fablishlNent.
 Monson x Carpenter the dry goods deal CTS, have made arrangements for exton- sive enlargement of their well known popu- lar dry goods establishment. The firm has purchased about 1, 300 square feet in the rear of their stores and will proceed immediately to build an extension which will add one third more room to their establishment The mason work will be by Smith & Sperry The land purchased was bought from the Treadway estate. The details of the new improvement are not fully arranged, but the firm intend to have unquestionably one of the finest emporiums in the city, with stock of goods unriValled,
 Plainvilless Missing Treasurer. A Discrepancy of Over Sl,6OO Discovered
 in His Accounts.
 continued investigation of the accounts of the missing collector of Plainville shows them to be in very bad shape. Up to Tues day discrepancy of over $1,G0O had beer discovered and it is more than probable that
 the amount will increase as the investigation
 proceeds. Recently he purchased an entire
 new suit of clothes which he has never worr
 in Plainville. They are not to be found al
 his recent boarding place, where they are
 known to have been short time before he
 disappeared. It is now thought he hac
 money enough with him to take hlm to Can
 ada. where he is now probably redecting u D on his ulisdeeds 4 town note was due las IL A. 4 would call upon him for money which should be in his possession probably hastened hi' departure. e.-H0rtf0rd Post. Junior Exhibition. The junior exhibition will be held thil l (Thursday) afternoon at 2:30 in Battel
 chapel with the following programme: Louis Kossuth'-Arthur Eugene Bowers, Nortl Manchester
 William Lloyd Garrison'-Fred. Churchill Leon ard, Spring Mills. N. Y.
 Newton, N. J.
 I "The Anglo-saxon Race"-HaroId Vernon, Brook 1 lyn, N. Y. civilian wilberforce'-C Charles Winslow Burpee 'sThe Lost Cause"- George Washington Johnston Frankfort, Ky.
 E'Bishop Berkeley'-Thomas Shepard Southworth West Springfield, Mass
 ''Libtrty7 William Trumbul1, Valparaiso, ChiIi. "Henry of Navarre"-Woolsey Car1na1t New Yorl %Roger Bacon"-Eliakim Hastings Moore, jr., Den yer, Col.
 Fair Haven. There Is some talk of the removal O. Crocketts varnish business to Brooklyn, N Y. Ehe present factory is not far from th I east end of the bridge over Mill river MT l Crockett has had plans drawn for a manufac l tory of good size in Brooklyn. It is hoped l that the business may be retained for Nev l Haven.
 1 The East Pearl street M. E. church Sunda.
 school has elected as follows: Superintend l ent, E. c. Hill assistant do., Daniel Gros
 venor; secretary, J. s. Sanford assistant do. w. Henderson, treasurer, w. King; ibrar l ian, F. Crawford. The school numbers 417 I including officers and teachers, and is Q yer. hourishing and well managed school. Personal. l Joseph W. Blake, the only surviving | brother of Eli w. Blake, died in Boston 1 Monday, aged 75. He was treasurer of tn l Roxbury carpet works and the Saxonvill
 mills, and resident of Boston for twent, years.
 1 S2NlT LuSeue U. oepaOH, AOIInoI1y OI HUI ford, is to abandon the stage and resume hi
 musical classes He is now with Denmal
 Thompson.
 1 Miss Taintor of Meriden but more recent 1 ly school teacher in the Cheney district o Manchester, died there yesterday afternoon ! after an illness of several weeks. Alfred l. Loomis, aged 86 years, of Col 1 chester, died very suddenly on Saturday af ternoon in the highway near his house, i 1 is supposed from disease of the heart. H
 was one of the oldest citizens of the town. ! James Murray, the popular night clerk a l the Union House, leaves this city on Satur l day to take a position in New York Hi many friends in this city will rejoice to learl
 of his advancement, though regretting t. l lose his presence among them.