Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-27
.OCAL NEWS
Rric1 Mention.

Burmese ivory paper at Dormans
Rents collected promptly at Fl. P. Haod-
ley's.
St. Thomas church will be reopened next
Sunday probably.
Officer Trip of the police force leaves to-
day on his vacation trip.
Rev Mr. Meserve occupied his pulpit at
Davenport church yesterday.
The Blues and Second company Governors
Foot Guard will govw Milford Thursday.
The revenue steamer Grant was anchored
off the end of Long Wharf Saturday after
noon.
F. w. Schneider, the. State street tailor, is
home again after two months tour in Ger
many.
Sylvanus Butler and Mrs. G. b. johnson
addressed the Good Samaritans at their hall
last evening.
The Rev. D. D. Marsh of Georgetown,
Mass, has been called to the Congregational
church in Unionville.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hugo and son return
ed recently from very pleasant trip as far
West as St. Paul, MINI.
Mr.. Isaac Rosenberg, of liz st. John
street, has gone to Chicago to spend few
weeks with her brothers.
Officer Richard T. Moore, jr., of the police
force has returned from a visit to Asbury
Park. He reports fine time and speaks
highly of Asbury Park.
Miss Myra, daughter of Judge L. P. DEM
ing, whose jaw was broken by her being
thrown from a carriage on Friday, Is doing
"a we'll as eould be expected,
Won Steinnehr post, G. A. R., picnics at
Savin Rock to-day. A large throng is ex-
pected. The post has a reunion and dinner
at Reiner's in Railroad Grove.
The Admiral Foote past held meeting
Saturday evening. The trip to Milford at
the dedication of the soldiers monument was
discussed, and little else done.
George w. Harmon, son of GenT Harmon,
was severely injured Saturday afternoon by
being thrown from carriage "a The corner of
Dwight and Chapel streets. His jaw was
fractured.
The bearers at the funeral in Milford of
the late Charles Hyde, brother of Captain
Hyde of the police force, were Charles Dick
erman, Thomas Ensign, Edward Bryan, N.
w. Merwin, Edward Burritt and E. B. An
drews.
Lewis B. Beers, for the last twelve years
Milford's tax collector, died Saturday, aged
80. He has been in poor health for two years
and succumbed to dysentery. he was .
worthy citizen and esteemed. He leaves q
wife and two daughters.
The Block Island Mid Ocean says: G. n.
Loomis of New Haven, Conn, editor Of
LOOMS Music and Masonic Journal, which is
now in it's twenty second year, is stopping at
the National Mr.. Loomis has just returned
from a i've weeks sojourn in the Catskills.
Mrs. Ella Case, who keeps house of i'll
fame in Prindle alley, was raided Saturday
night. The is the woman who recently
horsewhipped man named Wernsman on
State street. The was raided on the ground
that she harbors married women against their
husbands wishes.
The fifth hop of the season at Bradford
Point Hotel was given Saturday night. There
were about seventy-five couples on the floor.
New Haven people there were: Mrs. Wooster
P. Ensign, the Misses Jessie and Emmie
Chatterton, Miss Annie Huntingdon, Frank
Dickerman, E. F. Schroeder.
James Gallagher, Joel A. Sperry, John
Clancy and Moritz Spier were chosen by the
convention held at Turn Hall Saturday EVEN
ing, delegates to represent the New Haven
Democracy at the Congressional convention
which will decide whether Pigott or Wilcox
or some other man shall get the party nom
ination for Congress from this district.