Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12
MODAL Nnws.
Brief Msnsion.


 The best letter press ct Dormanh
 The directors of the organized charities meet tonight.
 The Council of Education will meet in this city on Saturday.
 Rev. c. s. Wing, was in NorvAlk last Sum- day, the guest of D. warren Fitch.
 The saddest words of tongue or pen are our Brussells soaps all gone again.
 The Young Peoples society of tho Dwight Place church conducted . meeting last night at the city mission hall.
 Rev. H. N. Powers, D. D., formerly of Bridgeport, is reported dangerously i'll at his home iu Piermont, N. Y.
 The Hartford Courant yesterday had . favorable and complimentary notice for the 9ounod society of this oity.
 The pink tea in honor of the Tyrolsan dancers given by Mrs. Max Adler takes place this afternoon from 9 to 2.
 g.C. Fowler, of Moodus, has sold the famous stallion Athens to Davis < Wilcox of wilkesbsrre, Pa, for q, 200.
 J. w. Henderson, of Texas, will lecture at Loomis' hall tomorrow night under the aus pices of tho Afro-Amsrfoan league.
 A. T. Smiths glovs-Httiug, hand-sswed ladies' shoes are sold for @ 88 at tho Royal, 21 Church street, and pair of rubbers free.
 Next Wednesday afternoon and evening the Ladies' seaman's Friend society will hold sale of fancy articles in Center church chapel.
 Frederick Stokes & Brother, publishsrs,- of New York, issue one of the nsatsst and pret. tiest illustrated calendars of the season. Copies at Cutters art store.
 Eu6ajip, at 940 Chapel street, is suprising all by his splendid bargains In Turkish rugs. Fine Christmas presents they arc. Specially low prices for the holidays.
 Thomas Kennedy, the veteran policeman, has experienced another paralytie shook and Is lying critically i'll st his home, 1s7 Dwight street. The shook rendered him totally blind.
 It is reported, on apparently good author- isy, chat before the close of the week the dif- fioulty between the Governor and the ofhcers of the First regiment will bs satisfactorily settled.
 Mir. George N. Sutton of Springfield, for- iAerly of this city, attended tho annual meet- ing and dinner given by the Union college Alumni association In New York on Monday evening.
 Constable Goodman arrested man named Carter for making . disturbance at the Odd Fellow dance in Exchange building late last evening. The mans head was considerably out In the encounter.
 Rev. Dr. Walker, of Hartford, was still avery sick man yesterday. Dr. Henry Walker of New York, brother of the ps- tient, is in constant attendance assistipg the family physician, Dr. Shepherd.
 Miss Addis D. Brown, sgsd aS. New York book agent, some time ego tried to cell book to Allen MoDenald of Danbury, who is e2 years of age and is worth $950. 900. McDonAld decided to take the girl instead of the book, and they were married lest week. The recent centennial bazar held at the St. John street M. E. church nsttsd between $500 and $500, despite the rainy weather, and the amount liquidatss the unpaid balance on church Improvements and adds hand some amount to the current sxpsnss fund. In F. A. Bowman's window is hns large pastills portrait of President Dewsll of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Bowman can mako photos up to December goth for Christ. mas. Those fine cabinets of Rev. Dr. liar. wood may now bs obtained at Bowmsn's. He has many nne crsyon portraits now mak- ing for Christmas. and can take orders for . few mora. Bowman rsceivss orders for his highly artistic photographic work from all parts of the country.