Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-02-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Visit Dormans for note paper.
Celebrated Sterling pianos, 643 Chapel St
Whist score cards and prizes at Northrop's
George Meals "Daisy Foreman" is on ex
hibition at the New York dog show.
Miss Birdie May, of Brooklyn. is visiting
her friend Miss Hattie Myers of 627 Stat
street.
There is an italian bark from Egypt will
rags to the Seymour Paper Co. in the lowe
harbor.
A large audience enjoyed the entertain
ment given at the First NJ. E. church las
evening.
National Councillor J. E. Richie, of Phil
adslphis, visited the Msriden o. U. A. NJ
yesterday.
The new bell for Nc. rs engine house viii
probably arrive to-day. 1t is lighter thar
the old one.
The condition of D. F. Chadeayne, Of
Birmingham, is very serious with but little
hopes of recovery.
The Rev. David A. Strong, jr., has &C
cepted the call to the Congregational church
in West SufHeld.
Mrs. @. w. Parks, of Birmingham, is now
now only matter of time.
The wife of Harrison Bennett, of Water
bury, died yesterday morning from the eff
fects of a tumor on the brain.
j.. A meeting will be held in Naugatuck the
first of next week to see about organizing a
Young Mems Republican club.
The Rev. A. R. Diven is called to the
n nIalu
a supply for nearly two years.
A Martha Washington party at Dwight
Place church last evening was brilliant
social success and largely attended.
Mrs. g. Frank Bradley, for many years a
resident of Wall street, who has been ill with
nervous prostration for months, continues
seriously i'll.
Oriental Rose Croix chapter No. 522, Royal
Masonic rite, meets tonight and will work
the thirteenth degree of Egyptian Royal arch
in full form.
Mrs. Ferdinand L. Beckley, of Canaan, was
severely poisoned two weeks sgo with sumac
wood, few sticks of which became mixed
with the fire wood.
The Rev. H. Fl. Morse, who has been pastor
a year, has received call to go to Los An
geles, CAL, and has resigned.
w. S. Maltby, the renowned bicycle rider,
will give an exhibition under the auspices of
the Naugatuck wheel club in the Manga
tuck Opera House Thursday evening, March 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Adler gave full dress
reception last evening at their residence on
H. - a. ND Huo
in honor of Miss Birdie May of Brooklyn, who
is visiting at their house.
Nonpareil lodge of East Bridgeport, 1. o.
g. T., will pay fraternal visit to Howard
lodge of this city on Friday evening of this
week, at their hall in Freedman's building,
Chapel street. Members of the lodge are re-
quested to be present.
Theodore N. Hotchkiss of No. 400 Elm
street, who was attacked with paralysis re-
Gently, is critically i'll. He has been a sue
cessful mason builder and owns considerable
real estate. Albert Gamsby, a Mason, is
watching with him nights.
Mayor H. L. Boughton, E. G. Lewis. Gen.
s. W. Kellogg, ex-Comptrollsr Munsen, A.
s. Chase, George E. Terry, D. B. Hamilton
and George w. Beach have been appointed
a committee to visit Washington and urge
the erection of public building in Water
bury.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Marble, who returned
last fall from two years tour DUNG which
they visited Alaska, Southern California,
Yosemite Valley, Yellowstone Park, etc.,
left Wednesday night for trip of several
months duration to be spent chiefly in the
southern States.
Selectman Louis Feldman is suffering from
a severe stomach trouble from which he has
suffered before He was taken i'll last SUM-
day in New York while at the wedding fes-
tivities of his nephew, Henry Meyer, and is
at the house of his brother, Henry Feldman,
in Harlem and improving.