Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. hleSS letter files at Dormanfa.


 Aatehless letter files at Dormans.
 No rosin in Brussels soap.
 The best clocks in America at go Center street; Wiaans, jeweler.
 President Wilbur F. Day will arrive home from Europe in few days.
 Fifty shares of Consolidated railroad stock sold at 245 in Wall street yesterday.
 Another four masted schooner is to be started soon at the Madison shipyard.
 Major F. T. Lee is back from a business trip in the West which included 8 visit to kearney, Neb.
 Vice President E. N. Reed of the Consoli- dated road is constantly improving from his several wseks' illness with sciatica.
 Rev. MT. White oficiated at the First Con. gregstional church, Fair Haven, Sunday. Rev. Dr. Hart's health is improving.
 The German Evangelical Lutheran congre- gation in Meriden has just voted to build 8 brick church, which will seat five hundred.
 Compare our prices of wines, liquors and cigars with those of other dealers before pur- chasing elsewhere-G. F. Heublein & Bro.
 ''That Frenchman," the new novel just out, by Gunter, author of MT. Barnes of New York, is received by T. H. Pease Sr Son.
 William w. Northrop, aged nineteen, an estimable young man, died of heart failure yesterday in Bridgeport. He was a clerk in w. B. Hall & Co.'s store.
 If shoe stores in town pay $1 200 to $4, 900 year rent and owe for their stock why can not the Royal undersell them as they own their store and manufacture the ehoss.
 Frank and Ross Gates, the sons of Sheriff Gates, will take leave of Derby, the last of this month, and will go to Ferguson, Kan- sas, for the summer, to visit with an uncle of MT. Gates.
 Henry L. Hill of Kansas City arrived in town Saturday night and remains in there for two or three days moro when he leaves to visit various other eastern cities in connection with his business.
 MT. E. W. Psrmalee of Derby will accom- paDy her husband on the trip to Europe They will probably prolong their stay for a longer time than the month allotted to the teachers excursion.
 MT. Frank H. Osborn, of this city, who is now tenor at Zion Episcopal church, New York city, sails for Europe June 9th to en- joy the summer vacation in the old world, returning in September.
 The Derby Rubber company are to remain in Shelton. More room ia to be provided by running we'll seventy-6ve to one hundred feet into the Housatonic river and filling in with dirt to be taken from the tail race.
 The Yale Alumni association of New York will hold it's fifth annual meeting at Delmonico's next Friday evening, and has invited the entire senior class of the academ- ic and scientific departments of Yale to be present.
 Colonel J. L. Woodbridge, who was assists ant quartermaster-ge general of the State dur ing the administration of Governor Waller, and has since held an important position in the post office department at Washington, has "resigned."
 Rev. A. N. Lewis, secretary of the Fair field County Yale Alumni association, has received letter from W. N. H. Smith, l.. L. D., Chief Justice of the Supreme court of North Carolina, stating that he expects to at tend the Yale commencement exercises in June, and also the Afty-ifth anniversary of his class of '34.