Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-28
LOCAL N K W s.
Brief Mention.

Music bound at Dorman'a.
 Ladies' Royal shoes $2.6s; equal to any $5 shoe made; 2l Church street.
 Smoke Heublein's Chancellors Cuban made and all imported tobacco.
 A special train will be run to-day from Waterbury for the Milford celebration.
 The Danbury Press is to be revived early in September, under new management.
 We don't believe there are over dozen families in New Haven but what are using Brussels soap.
 O. P. Ives, of Meriden, was one of the speakers ct Pomona Grauge's meeting ir Durham yesterday.
 The board of health was In session sbou twenty-five minutes last evening and trans acted routine businsss.
 Tho new fire engine for West Haven is ex. pected to arrive to-day, and will probably soon be given trial.
 Mrs. Ella May Ford, wife of Curtis H. Ford, residing on Cottage street, died yes- terday, aged twenty -four years.
 The patrol wagon at police headquartera has gone to the repair shop to have broken spring repaired. The damage was done yes- terday,
 Quito number of New Hsvensrs expect to go to Short Beach to witness the illumiu' ation tonight. A large party from Msrider will attend.
 Ex-Alderman Sheridan, the druggist, is erecting new residence on Orange street corner ot Cottage street. It will be hard- some addition to Orange street.
 Mrs. II. r. Hewitt of Dalton. Mass., is spending e tew weeks in this city, and will also visIt Norwich; and c. N. Hartshorne, ot this city, is at one of the Elmwood cot- tsges in Dalton.
 It is reported that Emory Morse, of Wal. llngiord, has sold a large tract of land near Morses Park to the Consolidated railroad company, and that the purchasers propose to locate repair shop upon the land.
 Judge George E. Hand of Madison, brothor of Daniel Hand and formerly at the head of the bar at Detroit, Mich, Is very low, having suffered from shock of psraly sis since last Friday morning, the 23d.
 Reports from Ernest Whitney, late in s.ructor in English at Yale, are quite en. couraging. He finds Colorado air Is improv- ing his health steadily, and though still an invalid, has now hopes of resuming literary activity.
 Mechanical lodge, I. 0. o. F., of Ssy- monr, met last night and perfected arrange ments for attending the big I. o. o. F. oele- bration next Tuesday. They expect to turn out with seventy.ave members and several banners
 Dr. Edwin c. Ufford, who died this week at his home in Agswsm. Mass., of cancer aud heart failure, was Q graduate of Yale college. He was a highly esteemed and cultivated gentleman. He was q native of East Windsor, Ct., born in 1901.
 Agawan canton, I. o. O. F., of Spring field, met last night and arranged for their visit to New Haven next Tuesday. It is expected that Grand Master Kavansuah, Deputy Grand Master Denver and Grand Representative Pinkerton will be in the party.
 Walter R, Lsgsett, who ia dying at the hospital here, is a lawyer we'll known in New York, where he resided until recently. He was member of the New York Repub- lican county committee and led the march of the lawyers in the big Republican parade. Mrs. Leegett Is in Europe. She Is grand daughter of ex.Justice Sutherland. They have no children.