Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Rriar Mention.

Fins by the pound at Dormans.
 Save your feet-wear Royal shoes.
 Ask your dealer for Brussels soap.
 For professional gentlemen-Fifth avenue.
 Rev. MT. Morgan, of this city, breaches in Seymour tonight.
 E. L. Warner, of Southbury, sowed tract with oats March 15.
 English violets ar the West End florist, Chapel street, near High.
 Charles Fabrique, a trustee of the Indus trial school, is seriously ill.
 Be convinced that the most economical soap in the market is Brussels.
 Hon. H.Wales Lines, of Meriden, returned this week from trip to Tennessee.
 Rev. Stewart Means, of this city, breaches in St. Peter's church, Milford, to-day.
 Miss Mamie Hurd, niece of Rev MT. Sam ford of Fair Haven. is slightly improved.
 Rev. E. B. H.Clevsland, of Seymour, preached in West Haven Episcopal church Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. William H. Merwin of No. IS Ed wards street, who has been dangerously ill, is convalescent.
 John Fallon and John Doolan, of Birming- ham, left for New Mexico yesterday to work on cattle ranch.
 Rev. H. M. Gallaher lectures on "Ireland and the Irish" at the Fourth church, Hart ford, tomorrow evening.
 The New Haven Gun club give free-for- all shoot at their range this afternoon. Clay birds will be shot at only.
 Miss Hattie Gum, of Milford, has been offered a position as principal in one of the public schools of this city.
 The Grays' association quarters in the new Glebe building have been rented by 0. 0. Ford, the advertising agent.
 The Derby Rubber company, capital $2O, GOO, employ about twenty hands and ex- pect soon to have fifty at work.
 MT. Frank Bishop, Yale go, residing on Lyon street, who was taken i'll with malarial fever week ago, Is improving.
 We import all our foreign goods and age our American whiskies. We can conse- quently guarantee their quality.-G. F. Heu- blein & Bro.
 The Webster school house will be ready when the spring term opens. MT. Zundsr says that in case of fire the twelve rooms could be cleared in two minutes.
 
 letter from Professor Hadley of Yale a few days ago in which he stated that he voted for MT. Cleveland on the tariff issue.
 New Haven's first custom house, which stood on lower State street, was torn down yesterday. Yale & Bryan will build an ad- dition to their building on the site.
 Jacob Beisiegel, jr., has bought the De Kay farm in Woodbridge and is making marked Improvement around the place by cutiHo up the brush in the highway.
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Bull of Hartford and two sons, Will and Fred Bull of Trinity col- lege, will leave for Washington territory this week and will reside at Tacoma hereafter.
 S. R. Dean of the "briek store" in Sey- mour has purchased the Wilson Hendryx place on Washington avenue, Seymour, and will fix it up and occupy it. It was owned by Andrew Hendryx, of New Haven.
 The stockholders of the Southern New Eng land Telephone company will meet in this city to-day at 9 o'clock to take action in the matter of the amendment to the charter which provides for underground wires.
 The funeral of Hon. N. Taylor Baldwin was held at Terryville on Tuesday. The bearers were Messrs. Charles Burlington, Edgar L. Pond, o. D. Hunter, Joseph Gaines, Asahel M. Johnson and Judah W. Clark. A musical and literary entertainment was given at the Atheneum last evening. The Columbia quartet sang. An exhibition of sparring was given by Col. Mccarthy and Tommy Collins, festher-weight sparrers of New York. Jean Jacques, of Waterbury, hes been given the contract for the management of new opera house by the war den and burgesses. The rent is to be $2,000 a year and the contract will be for three years, with privilege of five years. Miss Ellen Picht, who has been residing here at MT. Lloyd's house on William street for the last four years, leaves tomorrow to return to her home in South Bethlehem, Pa. She has endeared herself to quite a large cir ole of friends, who will part with her with regret. Captain William B. Pesss, formerly of the regular army, U. s. A., Is expected home this week from Germany. He has been for months past with his family at Weimar, where his children are taking a course of study at noted school for young ladies un-