Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Mrs. Daniels next lecture on Wednesday, See adv.
 The Ruffie company are advertising anoth- CT sale on Thursday next, Dec. 18th.
 The New Haven Turn Verein gave play and dance in Turn Hall last evening.
 The Palmer & Ulmer Ideals will give Fati- nitza in Springfield this week Thursday.
 The Young Echo B. B. association give 8 dance in National Armory Christmas eve.
 Michael Newman was arrested last evening for drunkenness and breach of the peace on his mother.
 Miss Carrie Gladwin, of Fair Haven, and Charles Mann, of Nyack, N. Y., will be mar ried tomorrow.
 Theodore N. Hotchkiss. the well known mason builder residing at No. 400 Elm street, was very critically yesterday.
 Bolton & Nicely are giving away handsome Christmas cards representing Santa Claus with his traps. They please the children.
 The new chapel of the PlantsviIle Baptist church has been completed and will be open ed Wednesday evening with appropriate ser vices.
 A benefit soiree rendered Thomas Cum- mings, who was injured last summer, was largely attended at Connecticut Armory last evening.
 ed the consecration Sunday at New London of the recent addition to the Catholic ceme- tery there.
 Messrs. I. Newman G5 Co.,, of New Haven, are about to open a corset factory at the cor ner of South avenue and Water streets, Bridgeport.
 Moses Mendelssohn lodge No. 16, K. s. B., hold their 14th anniversary ball at Germania Hall Thursday, December 13. Music by Nal Ions orchestra
 Court Elm City, A. 0. F., gave their eighth annual ball at National Armory last evening One hundred couples were in the march led by J. F. Donahue and wife.
 Mrs. Eunice B. Scribner, wife of James H. Scribner, and an old resident of Bridgeport, died Sunday. Paralysis was the immediate cause of her death.
 This afternoon at 2:45 the New Haven branch of the Woman's Board of Missions will meet at Center church chapel. Miss Evans, from China, will speak.
 On Ouuudy oNou4uS NnHs N6OERo IOOIe and Mrs Emily A. Ridge, of Bethel, were married at the residence of Mir. c. s. Bart ram, 25 Dow street, by Rev. c. W. Park.
 The ladies of St. Johns Episcopal church will hold sale of useful and fancy articles at the house of George M. Grant, 73 Lyon street, this (Tuesdsy) afternoon and evening.
 At o'clock tomorrow morning a grand solemn high mass of requiem will be cele- bratsd in memory of the late Very Rev. James Lynch, of St. Patrick's church, of which he was formerly pastor.
 MT. William Savage, a respected and well known citizen of Hartford, died Sunday night at his residence on Windsor street at the age of SC years. For many years he was the chief clerk of the steamboat company.
 President Watrous, E. H. Trowbridge Esq, President Yeomans, Mayor H. G.. Lewis, ex-Mayor John B. Robertson and Cap- tain Richard Peck were among those who at tended the funeral of President E. F. Bishop at Bridgeport yesterday.
 Miss Lillie Sellew, of New Haven, the little amateur ten-year-old child skater, gave very pleasing exhibition on the rollers at the New Gem rink, Bridgeport, Saturday afternoon and evening before large audiences notwith- standing the severe storm.
 Rev. MT. Griffin, of Milford, exchanged with Rev. Joel s. Ives, of Stratford, Sunday, and gave the Congregationaiists an able dis course in the morning on ''The effects and unsatisfactory results of following the lead of Matthew Arnold and other disciples of moral ity and cultnre"
 A member of the family of Rev. Sylvester Clarke, rector of Trinity church, has had considerable trouble by reason of a fish bone lodging in the throat It found it's way there Friday-fsh day, and remained there for 24 hours. At last Dr. Worden removed it, Bridgeport Standard