Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Rrlef Mention.

Brlef Mention.
 Dorman's pocket reference at Mitcheifs.
 There were many visitors at East Rock Park yesterday.
 There are now 17 inmates at the Children's home in Stratford.
 Major Theodore Byxbee, of Meriden, sails for Europe tomorrow on the Adriatic
 Hamden farmers were out having yester- day, the grass crop being so well advanced
 The 9th annual session of the Grand lodge, Knights of Honor, takes place in Hartford to-day.
 Esther lodge, D. of R., of Meriden, will visit Naomi lodge, of this city, tomorrow evening.
 Dr. John Nicoll and wife expect to sail for Europe about the middle of next month on the White Star line.
 The Irish Temperance base ball nine, of New Britain, will play the Plainvilles in Plainville next Saturday.
 The G. M R. Shoe Co.,, of Naugatuc k, have just bought another piece of property for the further enlargement of their prem ises
 Mrs. Elisha Brewster, now living in Bristol at the age of 91, has 15 grandchildren and l7 eat-grandchildren; IA of the latter are boys.
 The Hartford City Guard have decided that their excursion this season shall be to Providence and Newport, July 10th, 11th and 18th. ---. . New Britain's bicycle riders are all trying to climb Grand street hill in that city, but so far none have succeeded and "headers" are frequent.
 There was another large audience at St. Marys church last evening to hear the Domi- rican fathers who are holding meetings every evening.
 This evening the ladies of the Howard avenue Congregational church give another of their ice cream festivals to which the pub lie are invited.
 Robert Young, son of Peter Young of Naugatuck, who has been in Dakota for his health, arrived home Saturday very low and died on Monday.
 The venerable city sheriff MT. Hollis, who had fainting spell on Monday, was able to be at his office at the City Hall yesterday though not well.
 George w. Cornell, an engineer, aged Al, and Miss Wilhelmina s. Seeland, of 4. both of New York, married yesterday by Justice Kleiner at his office.
 The city election in Norwich, Monday, re- suited in the success of the whole Republi- can ticket with the exception of one Alder man. The new mayor is Increase W. Car penter.
 Several of the yachts cruised off Merwin's Point yesterday searching for the body of Lizzie Stevens. Captain Billiard has two -;tl, baJ ip Tho search was intellectual
 The Foot Guards, Captain Morse, had drill last evening and talked up further re- garding their grand moonlight excursion, which will take place next week Wednesday evening They go the barge Juno.
 Mir E. A. Parsons of this city, gives pianoforte recital in Seminary Hall, Hart ford, this evening, when all the selections will be from his own compositions. He will be assisted by Miss Marion Keeney, Mrs. Parsons and Prof. Gallup.
 H. L. Warehouse and H. Wales Lines & Co.,, of Meriden, are to build the new facto- " for the Goodyear Rubber Co. in Nauga- tuck, of which ex-Governor English is presi- dent. The building will cost, for joiner and mason work, over $60, 900.
 The Church Choral Association Com
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 GIL" writes: Those who attended the re- cent Easter festival in Trinity church, given by this society, combined with the excellent choir, will scarcely need to have any intima- tionof the attractions offered in the concert at Carll's Opera House this evening, as the gen eral verdict on that occasion was so unani- mous1y approbative that few of those hearers will willingly absent themselves this dering of music, which although of totally different character from that on former occa- sion possesses many points to delight the taste, especia lily with the artistic style of it's performers. To the citizens who were not present at that festival, an idea of the enter tainment now offered may not be considered amiss. The first part of the programme is occupied by Barnby's sacred cantata of "Rebekah," comprising a lovely combination of solo and chorus numbers that touching idyl of the seeking, finding and bringing home of Rebekah to her husband, Isaac, which the scriptures delineate graphically in the old patriarchal days. These numbers are arranged to music peculiarly pleasing, and in style every way worthy of this one most melodic of our modern. com posers, and in the careful study directed and given so thoroughly in this association, the results will undoubtedly be most satisfactory to the audience.
 The second part contains several chorus numbers of English and German four-part songs, in which the quaint contrapuntal, yet exquisite harmonies, together with the light and shade effects given so carefully by the chorus, will do much to cultivate the public taste for this class of music, so popular in the old world and while simple in appear ance taxes all it's students in it's preparation. Some good solo work is also to be expected.
 The society closes the season in prosper ous, successful condition and hopes to reopen it's sessions in the fall to go on to new fields of work and honor in it's coming events.
 Thousands of people suffer in silent pa tienee from diseases of the bladder. If there is anything more distressing among chronic diseases, medical literature has not yet re- vealed it. A newspaper is no place in which to describe the particulars of this agony. Every victim knows it for himself, but every victim does not kpow what thousands have testified to: that when all other remedies fail they have been restored to health by means of Warmers Safe Cure. This great spec1hc corrects the action of the kidneys, drives the uric acid irritant from the blood, reduces the congestion, and after thorough course of treatment the formation of mucus ceases, the elasticity of the bladder returns and health and happiness are regained.
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 CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. IF, 1885.-In April, 1881, my daughter was tsken sick with complication of symptoms. She con t1nued to grow worse under the best medical treatment Only temporary improvement. Had relapse, grew rapidly worse, and at this time had palpatation of the heart, ir- tense pain in the head, nervous dyspepsia, and physicians said, catarrh of the bladder She fell away from 135 pounds to less than eighty. Began to use Warmers Safe Cnre and Warmers Safe Pills, together with War ner's Safe Nervine In ten days she was much better, and in 100 days after she gained fifty pounds in weight, and was re- stored to good health.-JosEPH H. THORN TON, room g, Johnson building
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