Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 The best letter press at Dormans.
 Choice fresh meats at Sattig's.
 Sterling pianos at Catlin's. 643 Chapel St.
 The remodeling of the City National bank in Bridgeport is completed.
 Unity commannery No. g, Loyal Legion of o. U. A. M., will make street parade this evening.
 E. E. Warren, senior partner of the groce- " firm of E. E. Warren 6 Son in Bristol, died Wednesday night, aged seventy-one.
 Rev. Dr. Todd has made . present of his horse, which frequently ran away with him, to Liveryman Fleming, having had quite enough of him.
 Heublein's Elsgantes are honestly made. No favering is used, but as good an article as can be made of 6 pure Havana filler and se- lect maniIla wrapper is produced.
 Corporation Counsel Driscon ia having the Totten house, corner of Water and Meadow streets remodeled and moved forward. The lower part will be converted into two states.
 By reference to our local notice column it will be seen that Messrs. Nicely & Go. are offering unusual bargains in many desirable goods. A careful reading of them will be we'll worth the time.
 The new Advent church building corner of Barnum avenue and Brook street, Bridge port, was dedicated yesterday afternoon. Rev. A. J. Wheeler. of New Haven, will preach there this evening.
 About one hundred and fifty of Hartford s veteran voters who voted for Tip and Tyler greatly enjoyed banquet together at the United States Hotel in that city yesterday noon. An experience meeting" of couple of hours preceded the dinner.
 MT. John Carr, dispatcher for the Housa- tonic main line, was married yesterday morn ing to Miss Hattie E. Weigand of Portches- ter, New York. The wedding was celebrated in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy in Port chester A number of railroad officials at tended
 Ira Hyde, of WatertOwn, died at the resi- dence of his daughter, Mrs. c. A. Warren, ,oz Wednesday, aged eighty nine. He formerly lived in Oxford. He was senior warden a Christ church, Gray's Farms, for manJ years. He leaves one son, Marcus K. Hyde of DanbuTy.
 Lawyer Joseph L. Barbour, of Hartford publishes a card to the effect that there is nc foundation whatever for the story that MT. Bulkeley has promised him one of the judge. ships. He asserts that he never had any conversation with Mir. Bulksley as to any office for himself, and concludes by saying that he would take no position which would necessitate his withdrawal from active lega practice.
 A Wallingford dispatch says; Twenty mortgages amounting in the aggregate te $50, 900 were yesterday transferred by Sophis Faulker and R. B. Farrsn, executors of ths estate of the late William Farren of New Ha ven, to Asa L. Chamberlain of New Haven The purpose of this transfer is said to be thu settlement of Mr. Farren's estate, by whict Miss Faulkner will receive $1O0, 900 for hSl interest in the estate.
 The Naomi lodge (New Haven) team,' D of R., at the competitive drill in Hartford Wednesday evening were: Mrs. A. J. Puff fer, N G.; Miss Nellie scharer, v. G.; Mrs Charles Cory, P. G.; Miss Mary Harrison conductor; Mrs. J. Hartshorne, warden; Mrs Caldwell, Mrs. Island, Mrs. Besrdsley, Mis- Lizzie Loveland, Miss Nettleton, chaplain Miss Annie Bromley, Mrs. Fisher, Miss Susie Holmes, Mrs. Jennie Taylor, Mrs. Jennie Sparks, Mrs. Oliver Barnes, Mrs, ?. E. fBrf ant, Mrs. J. Seho<sr, Safr A. J. Puffer
 Gen. HarrIson's FIrst Appointment Was Mr. E. F. Tibbotts as his stenographer Gaffey's Shorthand school, 40 Church street is open day and evening.