Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Matchless letter files at Dorman's.
 Egopodium cures rheumatism and gout.
 Sterling pianos at Catlin's, 643 Chapel St
 Rents collected promptly at H. F. .Hoadley's
 The board of aldermen meet this evening.
 Take in the Democratic and Prohibition banners.
 Elegantes.
 The Republican league elected ten new members Saturday night.
 Middletown Republicans celebrate the big victory with parade tonight.
 John Drake, of South Norwalk, is missing, and his friends fear he has committed sui eide
 A barn is being erected by the fire depart ment in the rear of No, S's house on Edwards street.
 There were about thirty vessels in the har- bor yesterday afternoon, driven in by the high winds.
 Judge E. H. White, of Hartford, was very low on Saturday and expected to survive but short time.
 Mrs. A. c. Frese of St. Louis, Mo-, is vis- iting at her fathers MT. 0. F. Bartlett, 19 Edwards street.
 The Naugatuck Republicans parade was postponed from Saturday night to tonight. The rain did it.
 The New Haven Yacht clubs monthly meeting takes place next Wednesday evening at the Anchorage.
 Souder, the alleged murderer, wal bound over in $25, GOO bonds to the Superior court at Hartford Saturday.
 Bishop Williams has gone on two weeks vacation, which he will spend in Philadelphia, Washington and Albany.
 A large delegation from Admiral Foote post attended the funeral of Cornelius Crow ley of Walnut street yesterday.
 The biennial session of the Connecticut Sunday school association will be held in Willimantic Nov. 20, 21 and %.
 The Seymour Times, Democratic weekly, has suspended for lack of patronage The Record (Republican) still exists and pros pers.
 Louis Moegling takes charge of the Beach House, West Haven shore, until the rebuild- ing of the Hinman House, which is already begun.
 William Healey, James Healey and Alice Healey, of this city, sailed for home from Europe on the. Aurania Nov. Sd and are ex- pected home to-day.
 The Rev. Beverly E. Warner of Christ church, Bridgeport, has refused an offer of $6,OO0. from Christ church, Providence, R. l., to became it's pastor.
 William M Merwin & Son of Milford have bought new steamer called the Loretto to be used partly for pleasure and to watch their oyster beds in Long Island Sound.
 Deputy Sheriff J. R. Warren is ill at his home with rheumatism, his wife is also ill. and his daughter, Mrs. Dr. Jewett, is threat ened with typhoid fever.
 Edward Moore of South Second street, Mer iden, was brought to the hospital here on Wednesday to be cured of @ terrible cancer. It was removed and Moore is doing well.
 David Grotta, superintendent of the New- man corset works, has resigned his position with the intention of returning to Brussels, where with brother he will start similar factory.
 Harry Adams' cotton mill in Rockville was gutted by fire Saturday evening. Loss $4,O0O, insured for 5000. The mill was damaged $1 ,oOo Friday by fire which caught from the boiler. The 3ss third annual kirmiss of St. Patrick's Ladies' aid society, for the benefit of the poor, will take, place in the Athneum and continue for three nights, beginning next Thursday evening.
 The WeIton drinking fountain is in run- ming order, but is so imposing that horses shy at it. The American is pleased with it and says: Hooked at from Citizens bank the effect is frst-class."
 At St. Pauls church yesterday forenoon Rev. Mr. Lines alluded in feeling words to the loss the church had sustained in the death of Captain George s. Arnold, who was ves- tryman at St. Paul's.
 The Methodist Social union give a recep- ton and banquetfat Trinity church on Wed- nesday evening. Rev. Dr. Vincent and Bishop GoodseIl are among the prominent guests expected to be there. An exchange mentions in complimentary terms an informal address on guild work among the New York city poor lately given before the American Political Science club of the Johns Hopkins university, Baltimore, by Rev. O. W. de Lyon Nichols, formerly of this city. It has rained every Saturday but one since September 1. The exception was September 15. The merchants begin to:think that there ought to be a reform in the weather bureau, as these rainy Saturday nights are barrier to the accumulation of surplus in their re- spective treasuries. Miss Rebecca, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Gelston of East Haddam and one of East ! Haddam's fa1rest daughters, will be married I &o naoroa Glover Mallory eon of Rev Gaorca S. Mallory, D. D., of New York, at St. | Stephens church, East Haddam, on Wednes- l day. Nov. 21, at p. n. Admission tickets to the public evening I schools can be obtained of MT. Loomis, prin- ! oipal Washington school, Mir. Hurd, princi- l pal Winchester school. MT. Pitman principal I Woolsey school, or at the office of the board I of education, 21 Center street, to-day and | Tuesday, day and evening.
 The Hartford Posts Plainville correspondent | says: "Apollos Fenn of the Hartford jail was | bantered into covering twenty dollar bill | by the over confidence of 8 Democrat on | Tuesday. A large amount of money has l changed hands here. Roger Q. Mills can take some pills, "soak his head" and go to ! bed.D
 Thursday, Nov. IS, was the date first fixed for the grand concert to be given at the Uni versalist church, but in order to secure Mr. Ericsson Bushnell, who sings in the oratorio Elijah at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York on that evening, it has been changed and now is Friday, Nov. 16.- Bridgeport Standard.
 Trimmines in all popular furs at Brooks & Co.'s, Chapel corner State. Special attention given to fur repairing, retitting plush and fur garments. |