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 At the Dwight school the sewing was on exhibition between three and four o'clock, and many persons who are interested in the schools visited the school. Prizes were awarded in all the rooms excepting Nos. Il and 12. In these departments instruction is given by Miss Judson, and her scholars have certainly turned out some splendid work. She has the girls an hour each day, besides doing her regular work as teacher in No. H. Among those deserving special mention are Lillian Blacknan, Burnice Platt, Sadie Boyd, Ida Bright, Hattie Curtis, Mamie Ellis, Nellie Cox, May Palmer, Addie Page, Dora Gray and Alice Twitchell.
 In room No. 8 five prizes were given as follows: First, Gertie Lane; second, Addie Ramsdell; third, Jessie Terhune; fourth, Sadie Filley; fifth, Carlotta Ray. Room Mo- one prize, to Florence Bishop. No 5, first, Millie Hubbard; second, Lizzie Rowan. No. O OuC pElZS, aol6u O6nIOIQ. NOs uY9 pElZeS, first, Bertha Jackson; second, Dotty Cone; third, May Hotchkiss; fourth, Chrissie Cam non; fifth, Ora Edgett. No. four prizes, first, Julia Cargill; second, Mamie Shepard; third, Lily Carter; fourth, Christie Daly. No. g, first, Mary Wolf; second, Annie Shell don. No. 10 five prizes) first, Sadie Ash- ton; second, Mary Farren; third, Della Car gill; fourth, Mary Cleeton; ffth,- Daisy Bond.
 At the Dixwen avenue school there were exhibitions in two rooms, which were exceed ingly fine.
 In the morning Wooster school had an ex- hibition. No prizes were offered here. Among those whose work was much admired were:
 No. 10. Edith Wynn, Annie Nsttleton, Aliva Pau1son, Lillis Schuiaffer, Mamie Wallace, Tillie Sngenheimer, Annie Fitzpat- rick, Lizxie Grannis, Katie O'Neil. No. g, Martha Nolbins, Carrie Thomas, Grace Stammers, Minnie Lewis, Maggie O'Rourks, Lillie Griess, Ella Ellis, Hattie Cornelius, Julia O'Rourke No. 8, Louisa Mack, Lizzie Cummings, Josie Suls livan, Annie O'C0nnen, Grace Kentfeld and Aggie White. No. 2, Edith Rowe, Rosie Cohen, Minnie Levy, Amy Kenney, Oracle Grinnell, Alice McPartland, May Boyce, Minnie Cowles, Lulu Finis. No 6, Bessie Augur, Ella Campbell, Lillian Chalet, Lizzie Curran, Katie Crowley and Alice Diskin.
 Miss Gladwin has been teaching sewing for two years and has made splendid success.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-19
NEw ,mpRavEmErTs.
The Sacred Heart Church Knlart
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The Sacred Heart Church EnlarEe-
 meng-L. c. PfaG x Sons New
 Store.
 Thomas R. Trowbridge commenced yester-
 day the building of the new store for L. 0.
 Pfaf & Son on the corner of Portsea and Liberty streets. The store will be used as a
 branch of the large establishment of the Pfaffs in Church street. and will supply a long needed want in the Fourth ward. Wil- liam Narde $ Co. are also to have store ad- | joining the Pfaffs in the same building for \ the manufacture of boots and shoes. The Sacred Heart church is spending 8 large sum of money in the large addition to | the church. It is intended to furnish addl- ! tionaI seating for about eight hundred, and will be ready by October. The building on Church street belonging to | the Beers estate, for which Mr. Whiting is l agent, which was damaged by the blizzard, 1 one end of the larger building toppling over on to Lutz's cigar store underneath, has been repaired, and the cigar store has been l southern pine, making great improvement of the ttblizzard cigar store." 1 The fire marshal has issued building per mits as follows:
 John Keys, two story frame dwelling, 2s \ by A feet, with four foot wing, in Fillmore street.
 Michael Eagan, two story frame dwelling A by 51 feet, with two three foot wings,- 1T \ Henry street.
 | Jacob Schwenk, two story frame house, 2s | by 3S, in State street, near East Rock. John Harrigan, two story frame house, 2s | by 40 feet, in Mill River street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-19
ReynoIda-SInples.

Last evening at o'clock occurred the wedding of MT. Thomas Reynolds and Miss Jennie Sipples at St. Johns R. c. church, Rev. Father Bray officiating. Mr. George Reynolds was groomsman and Miss Mamie Fitzgerald bridesmaid. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride, No. 223 Commerce street. Among some of the gifts presented to the happy couple were a silver tea set from a sister of the groom, Miss Nellie Reynolds; toilet set from 8 brother of the groom, Mir. Henry mother, Mrs. Michael Reynolds; . check of $100 from the groom's father, Mir. Michael Reynolds; dozen silver knives and forks from the brides cousin, MT. Michael Fitz. gerald; silver butter dish from MT. Conrad Eagen and many other presents. The happy couple left on an extended wedding tour.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 The best plate printing at Dorman's.
 The ninetieth birthday of Elijah Atwood. of Woodbury, was recently celebrated
 Lawyer Gideon Weleh of TorringtCn, ex town clerk of New Haven, wss in town yes terday.
 Miss Jennie Clark of this city is in Monroe assisting in the care of her brothers family, all of whom are ill.
 Tonight Judge Pickett of New Haven will speak in Cheney hall, Manchester, on ''The Good Citizens Duty"
 The Wilkins Guard will meet at their ar- mory this evening to take action on the death of Corporal Swviggets.
 Mir. Fraser, the proprietor of Frasers con- diment for cattle, etc., is stopping at the New Haven House. See adv.
 MT. Franklin Farrel and family of An sonia, who have been spending the winter in the South, ,are expected home next week.
 The freight business on the Derby road is so heavy that two engines are frequently re- quired for the morning train out of this city.
 The drawing of the prizes of the Easte, carnival of the Church of the Messiah took place last night in the vestibule of the church.
 The wife and two children of MT. Frank, the Church street jeweller, are in Mississippi visiting Mrs. Franks two brothers. They return about July 1st.
 Grand canton Golden Rule gives it's second sociable at it's hall in Exchange building next Monday evening. A fine party and very en- joyable affair are assured.
 Montowese lodge, l. O. o. F., gives it's annual banquet at its lodge room, Glebe building, next Tuesday night. This is Mon- towese's seventeenth annual
 The Rev. Father McGivney, of Thomaston, expects to have Father Murray as assistant by the first or middle of May. Father Mur- ray is at present at Aiken, 8. c.
 The ladies of Christ church will give sup per at the house of Mrs. G. w. Sandford, 1,O20 Chapel street, Thursday evening from 6 to 10 o'clock. A large attendance is ex- pected.
 The Democratic primaries will be held to- night, at which delegates will be chosen to the town convention, which will choose dele gates to the State convention which will send uoleRaLeS LO the OhN1OCkAtAC uAtAOuuA COuFcn- tion.
 Yesterday Miss Adelaide P. Abbott of Hillside avenue school, Waterbury, sailed for Germany to study German until Septem- Der. The Rev. Dr. Bacon and Miss Fullick, classmate of Miss Mary M. Abbott's at Vas sar, sailed at the same time.
 John Walsh, of the Waterbury Republican, while at the Dayton House, Ansonia, took an overdose of morphine at 12:30 yesterday morning. He was discovered and medical aid summoned. He is out of danger. He was sleepless and miscalculated the dose.
 The Derby Transcript says of Rev. MT. Woodcock, the new rector of Christ church, Ansonia: ''He has a very pleasing delivery and is apparently blest with large stock of xQnon sense, which was clearly shown in his sermon above outlined. He is most cor dially welcomed to our good old town of Der by by people of all denominations and it is to be hoped will never regret his change of base ID
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-19
m RfrmfnGhana.

The property adjoining the Bassett House lot, consisting of two houses and two lots, has been purchased by MT. Royal M. Bassett, with the view, it is understood, of enlarging the Bassett House materially.
 Mrs. Waller J. Whitaker is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
 MT. Frank Gilbert has gone to Orange, N. J., for authorization in the carpet business, the firm name being Gilbert & Co.
 The annual reunion of the class of '84, Birmingham High school, will take place at the Bassett House on the evening of Tues- day, the 24th inst.
 At the annual meeting of the Congrega- tional church society last Monday evening, MessrS. D. s. Brinsmade, D. N. Bassett and J. Fl. Beard were elected committee for the ensuing year; IF. F. Manning, treasurer; A. J. Even, clerk and collector. The commit tee's report showed that the society was in debt about $9O0.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-19
Funeral of mrs. Porter,

The funeral of the late Mrs. Porter, wife of ex- President Porter of Yale, was held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at her late home on Hillhouse avenue, the Rev. Dr. Bueking- ham officiating. A large number of friends were present to pay the last sad tribute to her memory. The services were very inn pressive. The college choir rendered several hymns in 8 touching manner.
 The lnterment was in the Dr. Taylor lot in the old cemetery beside the grave of the father of the late Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. The Rev. Dr. Barbour oHaeiated at the grave and delivered an impressive oration. The bearers were President Timothy Dwight and Professors Dana, Weir, Day, Dexter and Fisher.
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'sS during the coming years in rather long
 production. He spoke for about an hour and
 had the disadvantage of being the last speak-
 CT to an audience who had already been
 seated three hours when he began.
 The exercises closed at about 6 o'clock with vocal selection by the class tThe Bell of St. Michael's Tower" The class day programmes were very hand some. They were of oblong linen board bearing the class motto in Greek and the High school monogram, H. H. S., on the cover.
 The class day committee were F. M.Lloyd, chairman; Miss E. s. Bradley, Miss L. M. Hall, Miss J. R. Van Duzen, W. I. Tibbalf and w l.. Kitchel