Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-28
LOCAL NE WIS.
Brief Mention.

Best letter file In use at Dormsn's.
Easter card headquarters at Northrop's.
Bargains in pianos atCatlin's, 643 Chapel st.
Co. A, Waterbury, has voted to accept the
invitation to parade Founders day in this
city.
There will be Fast day service at the
Humphrey street church at 1899 on Friday
morning.
The Rubber company, which occupies the
old Hollister mill, West Stratford, started
operations yesterday.
Attorney G. B. Matthewman has just issued
a commercial agency book for the latitude of
New Haven and vicinity.
On Easter Monday evening the Crescent
Star club will give their first annual ball at
Loemis' Temple of Music.
Daniel S. Morris, an old Waterbury citi-
zen, died yesterday. He was one of the pio-
neer marketmen of that city.
Mrs. B. B. Woolson of Ed street has re-
ceivsd box of lovely orange blossoms from
Master Paul Shares, Rock Ledge, Fla.
Miss Fannie M. Bigelow, a graduate of
Gaffey's shorthand school, has taken posi-
ton with the Agricultural Experiment sta
ton.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Beehler
of the Insurance building will sympathize
with them in the loss of their young son
Willie
Officer Trip Tuesday morning killed q
large muskrat which came from the catch
streets.
Attention is called to the adv. in another
column of c. Roemer, $50 Chapel street,
closing out sale of pictures, frames, show
cases, etc.
The devotion of the forty hours alteration
was brought to close in st. Patrick's church
yesterday morning with a solemn high mass
and procession.
Rev Isaac McKendree Foster, pastor of the
st. John street N. E. church, delivers his
fine lecture on "Life in Andersonville' at
the George street NJ E. church tonight.
The New Haven Gun club will have its
annual shoot on Fast day at its grounds on
West Chapel street. There will be eleven
events, shooting at birds in single and pairs.
f. E. Washburn and wife of this city re-
move tomorrow from New Haven to Meriden
where Mr.. Washburn has been employed as
foreman of the Journal composing room since
January /.
Miss Mary Celia Black of Dallas City, ILL.,,
has been married to George Lorenzo Burton,
an attorney of Ness City, Kansas. Mr.. Bur-
ton is a son of George R. Burton of this city
and graduate of Yale 1873.
The bark Brotherstatta arrived in port yes
3o.5oz afternoon ono bundrad and saventV
days from Alexandria, Egypt, with cargo
of rags to the Seymour Paper company. She
touched at Malta November 1.
An evening of social enjoyment will be af-
forded at Davenport church tonight. ga
crazy supper" will be served, but there will
be "sane cooks in the culinary department"
Tickets twenty-five cents. See adv.
The schooner Ida E. Latham, which went
ashore at Merwin's Point some time ago and
afterwards foated out into the Sound, finally
to be driven aground in the breakers near
Horizons Point, Long Island, has been aban-
doned.
The Connecticut Grand council of the Or
der of United Friends will hold its annual
session in Hartford on Wednesday, April IL
The grand councillor, w. T. Hartwell of
Bridgeport, is at present confined to his house
by severe illness.
We have just seen beautiful panel en-
titled Mammals Pet" which the Great At
lantic and Pacific Tea company, 1856 State
street, propose to give away to all customers
during the present week, and we will state
right here that we consider, in regard to the
subject, it is fine piece of Autograph work.
The engagements for the Gem Opera House
are: Hi Henry, March 81; Naugatuck Drum
corps soiree, Monday, April 2; Ladies' leap
year party, Thursday, April 8; Masonic in
vitation social, Friday. April 6; st. Francis
church spring festival, April and 10; Ben
nett & Moulton company, April ~, Is and
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