Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-29

Brief Mention.

.efa ga LOCAL NEWS.
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syat hEfSA NAo~sA"n'
.,taq All kinds of mourning paper at Dornan's.
ssf Egopodium.
ii'yf Sterling pianos at Catlins, 643 Chapel st.
Rents collected promptly at 81. f. Hoadley's.
Senator Hawley speaks at the big rally in
" Mai Philadelphia tonight.
-aaR7 The Chamber of Commerce fund for Jack
A@isf sonville is now 81, 1875.
s'tad Blues and Light Guards base ball game at
Isos Hamilton Park this afternoon.
3'ds The leather man seen on his usual
~ rounds in Westyille yesterday.
ar n. Police Officer ellison won the watermelon
qal5 at st. Joseph's fair in Wsstville.
hh9T William Russell, of Waterbury, is in this
. ~. city visiting his mother, who il very ILL.,
-,f1f Alderman Morris Lynch, of the Fourth
arafi ward, has entered the Yale Law school.
9GFna j. b. Billings is grand marshal for the big
Republican parade in Bridgeport this even
------ing.
Hon. John A. Tibbitts, of New London,
was granted reissue of pensions by the
bureau on Thursday.
Mr.. ]. H. KIock, the druggist, il 30 far
improved as tc be able to ride out and take
Is 1.-THE air on pleasant days
- The Fourth Ward Democratic club have
r. spowwow tonight at jennings Hall, corner
aSa @of Rosette and Button streets
Frank Fl. Trusdell, the journalist, former
mi ly of this city, who disappeared some time
.r,,t ago, was seen recently in Paris.
Miss L. E. Fairchild and Mr.. G. H. But
ricks will be married at No. 8 Garden street
zoe Oct. 8, Rev. Mr.. Mulch officiating.
"a The Democrats raised banner in Birming.
= fzT ham last night. Charles II. Fowler and Will
bur F. Booth, of New Haven. spoke.
The Republican League members have q
-. campaign rally this evening with speeches
and banquet at the League building.
- Boys living in the vicinity of Nash and
= .Nicholl streets were complained of for stone
throwing last night and breaking windows
and several arrests will be made.
The enlargement of the patrolmen's quar-
ters at the Grand avenue precinct will begin
.. next Monday More room is required. The
a&tcost of the changes will be about 81 900.
Bridgeport the second city in the State,
put its hands down deep in its pockets and
yv. contributed just $64 to the yellow fever suf
L. 4erers.-Ansonia Sentinel. New Haven gives
over $780,
Edwin A. Lewis died in Franklin, Mass,
this week. Mr.. Lewis resided here three
Years ago and bought out the "Flag of New
berne" here, under the auspices of Admiral
Foote post, F. A. r.
The schooner Edmund Tower, from New
Haven for Farsboro, Mass, was caught in a
gale off Vineyard Haven this week, but es-
capped with slight damage after dragging an
r ehors and getting aground.
a. Evening Glasses will commence Monday,
Oct LIST, 1888, at the Young Women's Christ
ian associon, 595 Chapel street. Member
ship fee so cents per year. These classes for
selfsupport young women free to all mem
bers
Y The family monument erected by Vice
President E. M. Reed of the Consolidated
road has been completed by Major George NJ.
Redwsy and is in position in Spring
Grove cemetery. It is a work that will long
be admired Hartford Post.
William franklin, the Center street tailor,
sSa very i'll at his home on Trumbull street
There is little hope of his recovery. His
lsealth began to fail seriously two or three
gears ago, but he has, with the exception of
few short intervals Of prostration, been
able to be out daily.
@D0Iadies avoid the rush by selecting your
sealskin furs now from Burgess & Burgess
elegant new stock. Prices will be higher
later. Now is the time to have the seal
81 sReques put in order. The splendid stock of
mems and boys hats, fall styles, including
ID Knoxs, meets with big patronage.
Benefits aRgregating $12, 600 have been or
selfdsred by the I. o. O. I. Mutual Aid associa-
Tofufon on deaths as follows: Ebenezer Wheeler
-T8nd Charles Fl. FRANKIE of Bridgeport, A. G.
Shears of New Haven, Frank P. Sargent, who
died in Knoxville, Tenn; Casper Kreuzsr of
bnHartford Elias T. Main of West Haven John
Hill of Meriden.
The Bridgeport Gun club and clubs from
Stamford, Danbury, Bethel and New Haven
sn9ars expected to take part in the tournament
to be held by the Fountain Gun club at Pine
Island, South Norwalk, Oct. g. In the af- |
hctetpoon Harry Nichols of Bridgeport and @.
B. Manly of Danbury will shoot the decisive |
heat of their match for 500.
1of Ttreeter's great auction sale of watches, |
GIverware and jewelry opens Monday, sales |
.sceftsrnoons and evenings (morning bargain |
sdsales as usually and will be event on
Chapel street. A noted New York jewelry |
auctioneer will oficiate. All new, reliable |
land beautiful goods and really great chance |
,sfcf bargains as Mr.. Streeter, whose record for
..l--honorable dealing and enterprise is so well
known, must make alterations and improve
1outs at an early date.