Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-05
LOCAL NEWS.
RrheR Mention.

BKAeK M0UE1Oms
 Send your magazines for binding to Dor mans.
 Try yellow label musty ale.
 Egopodium cures rheumatism and gout.
 Rents collected promptly at HIP. Hoadley's
 Sterling pianos at Catlin's, 643 Chapel St.
 Pears is the purest and best soap ever made
 Lieutenant A. L. Howard left for Canads Saturday.
 J. D. Plunkett spoke to the Ansonia Dem. oerats Saturday night.
 Hamden Democrats have nominated Geo L. Clark for representative.
 St. Patrick's church Ladies' Aid society ii preparing to hold grand fair.
 Miss Alice Mann and Mr. Hotchkiss, the Elm street grocer, will be married on Wed nesday.
 If you have 10c., or can get trusted fol that amount, you own package of Perfec. ton Oats.
 The election returns will be announced from the stage at the Grand Opera House or tomorrow evening.
 MT. George 0. Peck, the builder, was seri' ously injured on Saturday by falling twenty AOCb AAOAA 0 OAAAdAnS Al VG6SrAAOs
 Hon. Sam Fessenden'S house was burglar iced Saturday while he was away with the Blaine party. About $1 ,500 was stolen.
 Although it rained Saturday, our mer- chants had once more bright, starry night and the crowds were out and enjoyed it.
 The monthly meeting of the Home for the Friendless will be held at the house of Mrs. Justus s. Hotchkiss on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
 Comstock division fair opened very suc- cessfully on Saturday evening. H. w. Durand will give one of his diversity enter tainmeuts tonight.
 Walsingham Lee of Bristol, who tried to commit suicide at the Elliott House here, was improving yesterday at the hospital. His wife has returned to Bristol.
 MT. P. P. Sperry, of Woodbridge, wishes it stated that the bull stolen by George Thomas, of Roxbury, was not placed in his slaughter house in Westville as has been stated.
 Roger Knowles, brother of Engineer Dan Knowles of the Shore Line road, was killed recently by fall into the hold of a large San Francisco steamer on which he was an engineer.
 The Prohibition leaders, who were talking of 20, 900 Prohibition votes in Connecticut tomorrow, have now reduced their estimate to 5000 Their vote in the State four years ago was 2,S05.
 The Supreme cozrt has decided against Nathaniel Sleeman in his suit against Lewis Hotchkiss. The original suit was for $90,- 900 and the lower court gave a verdict of $100 for the plaintiff. Judge Carpenter handed down the decision, which sustains the lower court.
 Tonight the Prohibitionists hold their last rally of the campaign at the New Haven Opera House. Walter Thomas Mills, an elo- quent talker, will speak and Miss Lily Ru- nals will sing. The Prohibitionists have printed and are circulating about town copies of the freeman's oath in full.
 Ex-Governor Waller, who piously aban- doned the stump week before last because he was in the State department service, and who was applauded therefor by all the Dem- oeratic papers, resumed the stump last week because the Connecticut Democracy "kicked' at his action. He made 8 long political speech in Hartford Saturday night .aeait speaks in Waterbury this noon ap9 q and mia this afternoon and in SteZ s=-d in Anso- Waller has..1,SSs Iz,SSezuua.sysamford tonight. caught on to Growers "civil ser. -,Eee reform racket" in earnest.