Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

4Eoopodium cures rheumatism and gout.
 Rents collected promptly at H. I. .Hoadley's
 Sterling pianos at Catlin's, 64S Chapel St
 Stratford Republicans have nominated E. F. Hall for representative.
 Charles H. Fowler, of this city, spoke at 6 Democratic rally in Wallingford last evening
 Hon. Wm. D. Bishop, of Bridgeport, ad. dresses the Democrats of that city this even- ing.
 Ell. Ayres, of Hartford, has been ap pointed chief clerk of the State labor bu- reau.
 The Prohibitionists meet at their headquar. ters, TAG Chapel street, this evening at o'clock.
 Col. Stevenson has moved from his sum- mer residence in Fairfield to his residence on Golden Hill, Bridgeport.
 Perfection Oats are put up in loo. pacages and every package is guaranteed to suit, or money will be refunded.
 An organ was presented to the Sacred Heart fair in Waterbury this week by B. Shoninger & Co. of this city.
 Harry, the little son of Rev. T. J. Fitzger- aid of Milford, fell into the river yesterday and had 8 narrow escape from drowning.
 The Harmonic club has made arrangements to have the election returns telegraphed to the club rooms next Tuesday evening.
 Bristol Republicans had big parade last night. There were lots of fireworks and the 184o Harrison voters rode in the procession.
 Milford Democrats have rally tonight. Hon. E. s. Cleveland of Hartford and Hon. James P. Pigott of this oity will be the ora tors.
 Manager Bunnell has made arrangements to announce the election returns on Tuesday evening from the stage of the Grand Opera House.
 The New Haven and West Haven compa- nies in the Bridgeport parade last night (reported elsewhere) had a special train of sixteen cars.
 E. H. Darlington was nominated for rep resentativs by the Republicans of Naugatuck Thursday night. The prospects of his cleo ton are capital.
 The new A. M. E. Zion church in Anso- mia will be dedicated tomorrow. The Rev. G. L. Blackwell will preach the dedication sermon in the afternoon.
 The Ridgefeld and New York railroad company has begun the construction of 8 new line to New York. The authorized capital stock is $1 ,25O,O00.
 The Prohibitionists have their last rally at the New Haven Opera House Monday night, when Walter Thomas Mills will speak and Miss Lily Runals will sing.
 Mrs. Cornelius James, wife of Secretary
 
 was buried yesterday in Seymour. De- ceased was a sister of Congressman French.
 T. W. Bartram, @ prominent shipping mer- chant who died suddenly at the Astor House in New York on Thursday, was member of the Black Rock Congregational church in Bridgeport.
 The faculty of Yale Law school have ap- pointed George M. Sharp, Esq, of the Balti- more bar, lecturer on insurance. MT. Sharp was graduated at the Yale Law school with high honor in 1875. Yesterday afternoon in the town clerks office in Bridgeport Justice Wheaton united in matrimony Della D. Donlan, pretty blonde of New Haven, and George W.Coates, A gunmaker, also of this city.
 Mir. Herrick P. Frost lay in very feeble state yesterday and gradually growing weak CT. His death was expected every hour night before last, and last evening it was thought that he could not survive until daybreak. It has been decided to hold grand parade of all the Republican clubs in the towns of Derby and Shelton on Monday night. The parade will pass through the principal thor- oughfares of Ansonia and West Ansenia. Rev. Dr. George E. Reed, D. D., will speak to young men at the Young Mems Christian association, 721 Chapel street, to- morrow afternoon at 4:15 o'clock, topic 'The duty of our young men to the country, CT Christian citizenship" A social event of much interest will be the next Wednesday of Franklin T. Bradley, son of Presicent Bradley of the Yale National bank, to Miss Alice Yelling ton Kent, of this city. The ceremony takes place at the brides home on Dwight street. Ex-Governor Bigelow, under the advice of his physician, left yesterday for the Hot Springs, Arkansas. Before going the gov ernor paired::of for election day with George F. Holcomb, late Democratic mayor of the city. MT. Bigelow left good sised check with Chairman Daley before his departure. Mrs. BigeIow accompanies him to the SurinQs