Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-12
LOCAL NEWS
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Trial balance books at Dorman's.
 St. Jean de Baptiste society of this city will go to Glen Island early in August
 General L. A. Dickinson is making his summer home at Branford on the Sound.
 F.W. Schneider, the tailor, of this city, sailed for Germany yesterday on the Aller.
 One thousand and ninety-one dogs ln Bridgeport have been registered up to date.
 Mrs, G. w. Fenn and her daughters Lillle and Mamie, of Bristol, are at their cottage in Madison.
 Max Goodwin and Edward Winter of Stark vile. Miss, are visiting M. Frank, the Church street jeweller.
 Various improvements in Berkeley Divinity school buildings, Middletown, are to be made this summer.
 The members of the Ancient Order of Hi bernians in Bridgeport give an excursion to t-Lee-on-th the Hudson August 29.
 The State gathering of the Chosen Friends takes place at Savin Rock to-day. A large gathering is expected if the weather is fine.
 Mrs. L, A. Beecher, Mies L. May Beecher and May s. Gold have gone to the Berkshire biIls and Saratoga, where they will spend the summer.
 Frank D. Pavey, graduate of the class Of ,s4. Yale academical department, and of the Vale Law school, has entered the law office of Platt 6t Tyler.
 Letters received in Birmingham from Mr. George W. Cheeseman now at the White mountains encourage his friends as to his gaining in health.
 Iucius Merrick of Chicago, late of Klock's drug store, is in town and supper was given in his honor by New Haven friends at Savin Rock this week.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Isodore Bradley of Wash" ington, D. C., arrived in town yesterday to attend tho funeral of Mrs. Bradley's mother, the late Mrs. Howarth.
 On August IT State convention of British American associations will be held at Mer- wins Point. Speakers from Boston and New York will be present.
 MT. John English has taken the Pease resi- dence on Elm street, between Orange and Church streets, for term of two years from September 1st next.
 Edward Leyerzapt is out again, having re" covered from injuries to his eyes caused by the explosion of giant cracker in Bridgeport on the Fourth of July.
 Rev. Dr. A. J. Sage, formerly pastor of the First Baptist church in Hartford, is visiting the East. He will preach in New Haven at Calvary church next Sunday.
 Jerry Howard of Meriden, who fell out ot a window last Saturday, will probably re- cover. His face, however, will be disfg' ured and he will have lame leg.
 The funeral of the late Willis Benedict, the druggist, will take place tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 8 o'clock from the house, No. 3S7 Grown street. A large representation ot the members of Company I, Fifteenth Con- necticut Volunteers, of which he was mem Der, will attend, and other old comrades are invited.
 Professor Niemeyer of Yale Art school and Miss Anna Beekman Tslmadge of Someryllle, N. J., were united in marriage Tuesday at the home of the brides father, Rev. MT Tal- mage, in Somerville. The bride IS a niece of the celebrated Rev. Dewitt Talmage ot New York. On their return from their we'd ding trip Professor and Mrs. N. will reside in their pretty new residence just completed on Lawrence street near Whitney avenue.