Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-21
ON FOUNDERS, DAY.
Sermon By Rev. Dr. Reed-Admiral
 F00te Post.

Sermon Fly Rev. pr. Reed-Admiral
 Foote Post.
 Tomorrow evening Rev. Dr. Reed preach es on Founders day" The sermon is one the doctor has spent considerable time upon in it's preparation, getting historical facts and dates, etc., and promises to be very in- teresting. The doctor has extended an invi- tation to Admiral Foote post to attend in a body.
 Last Nights Lecture by Dr. Beardsley,
 Dr. Beardsley's lecture last evening was equally interesting with those of the preced- ing nights. The topics treated were the "Eyes, Catarrh and Nose," and directions were given as to how we can cultivate, im- prove and preserve these organs in health. The whole subject was magni6cently illus tIated with numerous models and oil paint ings, which are said to be the finest in the country. The doctor will speak tonight on the s'Ear, Nose an6s Throat and Nasal Ca- tarrh." He will show how the hearing is lost and how restored.
 STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
 mt. CarAneI.
 April 20.-"Death, whom we sometimes forget, but who never forgets us, has left sad reminders of the fact the past week. Mrs. Margaret Thorpe died Thursday morn ing from the effects of the removal of 6 cal- cer just two weeks previous. The funeral services are to be held from her late residence tomorrow Saturday. afternoon at o'clock.
 More unexpectedly came the news of the death of Kate L., daughter of Isaac l.. Doolittle. For months she had suffered from diabetes, but death came suddenly at last. The funeral services are to be held from her late home Monday at o'clock. C la moved to Fair Haven. MT. Robert Warner has leased his property and gone to East Haven. Guilford. April 20.-John Monroe, son of Beverly, | has returned from southern California. At the auction sale of the Camp property | last Tuesday Harvey Elliott of North Guil- | ford purchased the homestead for 16,050, and MT. William P. Hill took the six acre lot for S1 ,000.
 I MT. Samuel DoIph has been laying the ! foundation for the barn he has bought oi Miss Crittenden and will move it in few | days.
 Darwin N Benton has purchased the hotel 1 property and commenced on the foundation \ for the building to be erected in place o1 that burned at the time the hotel barn wal burned.
 Mrs. Edwin Benton has sold @ lot of land in the rear of her premises on State street tc Mir. John Benton.
 MT. s. W. Lanaon has sold his house ane lot on Grand avenue to MT. Rolf, the ma, | son, of Madison, Conn.
 Runor says that the A. A. Stow place or State street and Mrs. s. B. Cowe's premises on the west side of the Green have been sold | and this much we suppose to be true-those places have been viewed by parties who con template buying.
 Oar volunteer fire department have ar ' -a1 Ta~ HoI1 let n Wheeler & Wilson's orchestra
 southingson.
 April 20.-Ata meeting of Republican held at the court room on Wednesday even ing constitution and bylaws for a Younj Mems Republican club was adopted and membership committee consisting of Messrs E. G. Lewis, Thomas H. Duncan and c. Haviland was appointed. The meeting ad journed to Wednesday evening, May 2, whsI \ officers will be elected. ! Bunce Flynn, the sprint runner of thi town, is now in St. Paul. He runs unde the name of J. W. Anderson and has wol the championship of Canada and the United States.
 James Doyle, clerk in the Bradley House has gone to Syracuse, where he will praotic base ball before accepting 8 position for tn season.
 The East street Sunday school surprise. their superintendent on Wednesday night b, calling at his house with 8 supply of provi sions for royal feast. Deacon Miller was in deed surprised.
 The Peck, Stow & Wilcox company hay discharged several of their malleable irol foundry men.
 The Southington and Huntsville tramwa company have called in five per cent. of th capital stock.
 | The Rev. Mir. Tower of Bristol will preacl at the Baptist church Sunday. Miss Lucy Low of Mt. Herrnon, Mass, visiting at Mr. H. s. Ives'. The Seuthington Harmonic society vii give "xar concert" at the Town hall on tn evening of Memorial day, May 30. All tn best of the war songs will be rendered.