Morning journal and courier., 1885-02-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief MeSSi5m.


Meriden is busy arranging for its hospital
fair.
Ten degrees below zero in some parts OF
Litchfeld county yesterday.
The Century for March is received and fol
sale by T. II. Pease & Son.
Young men from the Y. NJ. G. A. will sing
at the Seamen's Bethel meeting this evening.
Many of the spring styles of hats are es-
tablished at Brooks & Co.'S. Chapel, corner
State
Jennie Thaler, 10, was yesterday removed
from the Tyler city home to the St. Francis
orphan asylum at New Haven.
''What is the Harvest of the RevivalE' will
be the subject of Rev DR.. Peck's discourse at
Trinity NJ E. church tomorrow evening.
President Chamberlain of the Home bank,
Meriden, and Alderman N. L. Bradley, of
that city, went to New Orleans this week
Mr.. William S. White, of Hartford, who
fell on the ice Wednesday and was rendered
unconscious for hours, is now steadily i'm
proving.
Charles A Hotchkiss, of Bridgeport,
brother of the late B. B. Hotchkiss, has sail
ed for Paris, France, to take charge of his
brothers affairs.
Rev. M. H Houghton, who has been out
of the city for the past two weeks, has re-
turned and will preach at the armory Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Hartford's union charity fair is in full
blast and meeting with good success. A
large number of ladies of the different
churches have the matter in charge.
4 IL \ Oil Yotf hA
Gospel Union meeting at English Hall to-
morrow evening. The subject of the dis
course by Mr.. Collins will be 'FVows."
Sylvester Gildersleeve, the veteran ship
builder of Portland, is nearly 80 years old
His health is excellent, and his only iafirmi-
ty is his sight, which is somewhat impaired
by a cataract forming on one of them.
The steamboats, ON the old line are run
ming now as near to the regular time as the
condition of the Sound will allow. The New
Haven and Continental left yesterday for
New York, having arrived the night before.
Chief Martin, of Birmingham, has made
another catch in the person of John Kelly,
who burglarized MONEYS saloon, May 2O'
1883. Kelly at that time skipped" and the
chief has been looking for him ever since.
Professor D. Cady Eaton is laid up at his
home on Prospect street with a broken rib
caused by O fall on the ice at or near his resi-
',nce last Saturday evening. He will be
fined to the house for number of days
t.
he Rev. Edward G. johnson and wife,
Mss Annie Lawton, of Torrington, start
Newton, Oregon, Monday, February %,
yhich place Mr.. johnson has been called
fulfill the duties of rector, and to assist
civilizing the Owyhees.
Wednesday evening, in Waterbury, Mrs.
ulia Poland fell upon the ice near her resi-
snce on Bishop street ,fracturing her left leg
d left arm. Mrs. Mary Kelly, of Bridge
eel, fell upon the ice Wednesday afternoon
broke one of the bones in her leg.
B. Curtiss was brought before Judge
diner in Derby yesterday for the rape of
lie Karl and the adjourned to to-day.
claimed that he is demented and much
athy is expressed for the family brought
rominencs by the unfortunate affair.
many friends in this city of Rev.
Fitzpatrick, pastor Of st. Patrick's
here for several yeare, will be glad to
thai his health is greatly improved and
his condition, mental and physical, is
b that he hopes soon to be assigned to a
&oral charge again.
An excellent opportunity is afforded all to
buy marbleized clocks and fancy brass goods
in large variety such as urns, Tenders, fire
sets, candle sticks, match safes, paper
knives, paper weights, etc., at the exhibition
display of the New Haven Car Trimming
company at their premises on COTE street.
See advertisement for further particulars.