Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Rraaf Mention.


 Wedding invitations at Dorman's.
 New Haven Gun clubs shoot to-day.
 Go to Sattig's for arst-class groceries.
 Sterling pianos at Catlin's, 643 Chapel St
 A COURIER of Sept. 17 to 22, 1886, wanted
 Hartford's chrysanthemum show opened yesterday.
 Made of all imported tobacoo-Heublein': Elegantes.
 Senstor Barnum's symptoms continued favorable yesterday.
 T. R. Martin and o. B. Webster were elect ed police commissioners in Waterbury Mon day night.
 Much to the surprise of physicians, Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe has almost completely recovered from her recent severe illness.
 Burglars carried of considerable siiverwar' from the residence of MT. Smith of Smith Bourne & Co.,, Hartford, early yesterday morning.
 Miss Hattie L. Phelps, another graduate o the Hogarth academy, has just taken posi- tion as opyist in the office of the Pilot Pub fishing Go. of this city.
 The young men of the Eleventh ward art making wise choice in selecting MT. Johr Doody for alderman as he is one of the mos popular men in the ward.
 Company B, Fifth battalion, Captain Sey, mour, have voted not to parade at Boston to-day on the occasion of the dedication oi the monument to the memory of Crispus At tucks.
 A bus load of members of Harmony dvis- ion, Sons of Temperance, paid a fraternal visit to H. H. Benedict division at Four Cor ners last evening and received @ most hearty welcome and reception.
 Mrs. Bliss, wife of MT. Zenas Bliss, the well known temperance worker, residing on Orange street near Lawrence, has been very i'll for the last few weeks with capillary bronchitis and pleurisy, but is now consid- cred to be improving.
 Rev. MT. Luckey, pastor of the Humphrey street Congregational church, has gone to New York State to stay several days and next Sunday will occupy the pulpit of his former pastor, Rev. Mir. Elmendorf, the latter preaching here in MT. Luckey's pulpit.
 At the Hartford City Guards meeting on Monday night letter was read from the New Haven Grays expressing gratitude for the sympathy eVlnceu Oy IAo SADy 00oAN oA "AAo death of Captain Arnold and for the floral design sent by them on the occasion of the captains funeral.
 Mrs. Harry J. Goodnow, nee Miss May Fellows of this city, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Brooks of Chestnut street, has cancelled her engagement with promi- nent opera company and started last Monday evening to rejoin her husband in Chicago. Mir. and Mrs. Goodnow have many friends in this city and Hartford, where they resided until recently. MT. Goodnow is at present connected with large furniture warehouse in Chicago.
 Bowman, the artist photographer, has just finished splendid crayon portrait of Mr. Daniel Hand of Guilford, who gave million dollars recently for the education of south ern blacks, and another of the late Miss Nun son and of her sister, which is on exhibition at Mir. Bowman's; also one of Dr. E. J. Toof of this city and another of Mrs. Dr. Toof, all admirably perfect and of the same high or der of excellence that characterizes all his work. He is now executing and receiving many orders for crayons and photographs which are to be delightful holiday gifts. He has also fine cabinets of the late Captain George s. Arnold in different styles.