Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention

Ink. mucilage and pencils at Dorman's.
 The Connecticut Firemen's association will meet at Bridgeport, August IT and IS. l
 Bishop Andrews will attend the Plainville camp meeting this year and will preach once at least.
 MT. A. E. Cortheil has gone to Elgin, H., and will be absent from this city about two months.
 The children in the Tyler City home will be removed to the new home on Shelton ave- nue to-day.
 Drs Cheney and Adams attend the meet ing of the American Institute of Homeopathy at Saratoga.
 Golden Rule encampment give an excur- sion July 20, going 10 Mystic Island by steamer Elm City.
 Indications discovered at the Warner shop tend to show that the shop was set on fire by means of kerosene.
 City Auditor Lake would like to see the sextons of the city churches about the Fourth of July bell ringing.
 The remains of John McGonegal, who died on the schooner Success, were buried by the town yesterday.
 The members of the police department will eat their annual reunion dinner at Uncle 'tBilI" Merwin's July 15.
 The bank books received from the Town send bank depositors were placed in the Superior court vault yesterday.
 A new building of the Holmes, Booth & Hayden company at Waterbury was, accord ing to custom, dedicated by dance given to the employees on Friday evening.
 T i,o day in consultation with Senior Vice Depart ment Commander Henry E. Tain'or concern ing the plans for the Grand Army trip to San Francisco next month.
 The funeral of the late Lizzie Stevens takes place from the home of her mother, 105 Wooster street, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. MT. Lines will oficiate. The interment will be in Grove street cemetery.
 MT. Bruce Fenn, the Brooklyn lawyer and son of MT. Wallace B. Fenn of this city, and Miss Elizabeth Croft Sargent, daughter of MT. J. B. Sargent, will be married to night at the residence of the brides parents at o'clock.
 Odd Fellows Memorial day was very sue cessfully inaugurated in Waterbury last Sun day, under the auspices of Nosahogan lodge. They marched to Riverside cemetery and decorated the graves of their deceased brothers.
 The Emerald Guard will meet at their armory, corner of Chapel and State streets, tonight to take action on the coming grand encampment and convention of the Irish American military organizations of the United States and Canada in Newark, N. J., from July Sd to Eth.
 The steamer Elm City will make excur- sion to New London Friday, July 2nd. The excursion will be for the purpose of giving the people of this city chance to see the Yale Harvard boat race. After the race the steamer will land at New London and leave that city for New Haven at p. m.
 Strangers in the city will do well to call at the Yale Fountain Pen Co.'S. office, 697 Chapel street, and examine this pen Con- petent judges declare it to be far superior to any other in the market. MT. Northrop l has issued illustrated circular and price | list, and all are invited to call for one and | try the pens. |
 Busy times this commencement season at | the renowned atelier of MT. Bowman. A | host of photographs have been made by col | lege people and their lady friends. Yester- | day afternoon ten delightful babies were l photographed and the little innocents seemed l to enjoy it. The work done at Mir. Bowman's l receives tEe highest encomiums Also on Saturday six brides in their bridal costumes | were separately photographed.