Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-13
LOCAL.NEws.
Brlc1 Mention.

Mourning papers at Dorman's.
 Ezopodium at all druggists'.
 Just out-The NEW Spotted Beauty cigar.
 Sterling pianos at Catlin's, 643 Chapel St.
 Rents collected promptly at H. P. Hoadleys.
 Have you tried Streets perfection Rolled Date.
 Parties wanting nice rooms should read ssfor rent" in our column. 679 Chapel street.
 Elmer Bennett of Guilford, who acciden- tally shot himself Wednesday, is not expect ed to recover.
 Senator Hawley opens his campaigning tour in this State tonight with speech at Allyn Hall, Hartford.
 No Republican rally was held in Water bury last night. It was postponed on ac- count of the weather.
 The British American association will meet in St. Georges hall on Monday next, ,15 inst, for transaction of business.
 Among the Republican speakers engaged to speak in Bridgeport are Congressman Foran and General George Sheridan.
 Edwin McNeil, of Litchfeld, has been nominated for State senator by the Republi- cans of the Twentieth district.
 In the October New Euglander and Yale Review, is an article by Prof. D. Cady Eaton of this city on ''Modern French Esthetics. I"
 Charles Smith of Cheshire and family re- moved to this city this week. MT. Smith enters the employ of the New Haven Clock Co.
 sylvanis, will address the Republicans of Bridgeport on the political issues of the day at the Gem rink, Monday evening.
 Moses Harris, a brakeman on Conductor Edward Stars train on the Consolidated, while coupling at Ansonia yesterday morn ing, had his arm broken in two places.
 Martin Reynolds, the well known music teacher of Westvil1e. while driving on Whal- ley avenue on Thursday afternoon was fracture of the shoulder.
 At the German Democratic rally at Amer joan Hall last evening the principal speech was made by Judge Ottenbourg. short address was made by Rev. Dr. Kleeberg. Town Clerk Hugo presided.
 Horace Weston, champion banjoist of the world, who appeared by request with the @AA Derby, is in Derby on visit to his native place after an absence of nearly 30 years.
 Charles H. Blakeslee, residing at Cedar Hill, who has been studying in Germany for 15 months, returned to the city Thursday, arriving on the steamship Ems. MT. Blakes- lee has had 6 very pleasant stay in the old world.
 Ansonia Republicans had a treat Thursday night listening to the Hon. John A. Kaason, of Iowa, and the candidate for governor, Mir. Bulkeley, of Hartford, the latter only making a short address. He was received with 6 per feet ovation.
 An elegant display of sealskin cloaks and plush cloaks is just opened at Burgess & Bar geas' famous fur emporium; also splendid invoice of sealskins and plushes to be made up to order. All the fashionable fall styles of hats, every variety and quality.
 Jonathan Kilboun of Middletown, aged ST, took a journey to Pueblo, Cal, lately, arriv- ing there last week. He attended the State fair now in progress in that State, and made quite sensation as the oldest man who has ever visited Pueblo, and came 2,000 miles to do it.
 Hawkins ". Munson, one of Middlebury' E most prominent men and a prominent Meth odist there, died at his home in Kiddlsbury Thursday, Oct. Il, aged 73 years. He was brother of the late Judge Munson of Sey- mour and leaves wife, bro thsr in Water town, and a son, the Rev. J. O. Munsen of New Milford. Funeral on Sunday at 6:38 p. m. in the M E. church.