Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief MemffOR.

Brief Mention.
 Matchless letter files at Dorman's
 ooIV o--a aAlicate-Y Yellow label musty ale.
 Cnarles Raner was arreDt-l lask pioht for stealing gold breastpin from Mrs. Sr,11...,, Camp.
 He takes the cake-of Brussels soap, and no wonder; for his wife said he should bring no other.
 Mrs. Martha B. Newton, ,an aged and much esteemed resident of Woodbridge, is very ill at her residence.
 genuine live senator assists in selling Royal shoes every Saturday at 21 Church street. Call and see him.
 The Friday afternoon class in dancing of Prof. Loomis give free reception at Loomis' hall on Monday evening next.
 Secretary Hine of the State board of edu- jation states that the summer school for teacheas will be held at Niantic early in July.
 Col. E. F. Durand, of New Haven, will in stitute new division of the Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias, at Naugatuck to- morrow evening.
 The voters ot the town of Vernon voted on Saturday, 963 to 127, to accept the city char ter granted by the legislature, incorporating the city of Rockville.
 There will be special meeting of the Sec ond regiment officers in this city Monday evening, April 22d, to decide on the e1cur- sion of the regiment
 Miss Etta Bradley, who has sung for some time very acceptably at Grace church, Fair Haven, has been engaged at the First Con- gregational church of that place.
 Mir. Edward A. Lawrence, the coal mer- chant, residing on Humphrey street, is building 6 fine shore cottage at Merwin's Point, one of the handsomest at that popu- lar resort.
 The judiciary committee reported in the Senate yesterday bill giving the board Of pardons power to grant pardons in capital cases. The bill requires two-thirds vote to become operative. It was ordered printed in the Journal. Rev. MT. Lines, the beloved rector of St. Paul's church, was unable to be present at confirmation by Bishop Williams at St. Pauls on Sunday on account of the serious I illness of his two boys. Both of them are i'll with diphtheris. Yesterdays Meriden Republican says: Mr. \ Bassett of New Haven, ex-Minister to Hayti, \ was in the city this morning and had an in- terview with Senator Platt. He is bright. intelligent man, and will probably receive some foreign mission.
 Miss Lizzie Beatty has been appointed as- sistant postmaster of New Britain by Ira E. Hicks, successor to Ambrose Beatty, the present postmaster. Mics Beatty took the oath of office Saturday evening before J. P. Bartlett, notary public.
 The quarterly meeting of the Landers, Frary & Clark Manufacturing company, New Britain, was held yesterday. when a two per cent. dividend was declared. The meeting was attended by ex-Lieutenant Governor Howard and ex-Senator Cooley, of Hartford. The White residence on Church street, corner of Grove, which has been purchased for about $25, ,000 by Thomas G. Bennett, vice president of the Winchester Repeating 1 Arms company, will be much improved by ( MT. Bennett prior to his occupancy of this inc place. A number of gentlemen of this city who I were among the students at the General Rus { ell school when the late Charles Fabrique f was vice-principal of this long celebrated { military acadamy, were initiating @ move i nent last evening for general turnout of | he former students (now in this city) of the V institution at MT. Fabrique's funeral as b tribute to his worth and high character as a ' nan ard an instructor. ii
 Removal Card. The Goodyear Rubber Store, which has :, cen for the last ten years located at 73 hurch street, will remove May 1st 966 hapel street, Cutler building, with large nd complete line of rubber goods at bottom rices. F. Q. FUTILE, Proprietor. ew Haven,s IndussriaI Advantages. A work on the natural and acquired re- ts ,urces and advantages of Hew Haven is oi DIV being compiled under the above title, o hich will contain valuable information re- in tive to the attractions this city has to offer n, both those seeking a location for msnufac- | to ring interviews and those desiring health n, Il and pleasant abiding place. The book :, i'll be profusely illustrated with views of '0 le city's principal buildings and will be fir gotten up. At meeting of the an ,ecutive committee of the Chamber of Com u cree held on Monday, the following was iopted: m Believing that this work will be of utility and to nef1t to New Haven, shall distribute a number r copies of it, and we commend 1t to the patronage our manufacturers and business men generally" ur
 JAMES D. DKwELL, President, all
 T. ATwATER BARNES, a
 Corresponding Secretary. | =