Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-29
LOCAL NE WIS.

The Best printing at Dormsns. Hiss aracie Allerton of Paterson, N. J., is stopping at Branford Point.
 Miss Arlle Huntington of Buffalo, N. Y., is spending few days in this city.
 Tho employees of the Derby Silver company picnic ut Parlor Rock next Saturday.
 Mir. Palmer Southworth, an old and esteemed resident ot wethersAeld. died yes terday.
 Mrs. John Coleman, wife of the city sheriff, returned yesterday from a visit to Po,land, Ct.
 Before purchasing wines, liquors or cigars elsewhere, examine our goods and prioes O. r. Heublein & Bro.
 Governor Bulkeley will announce the ap- polntment of his executive secretary, suc- ceeding Judge Prentice, the 6rst of Septem- ber.
 At the entertainment tonight ct the Methodist church, westville, there will be readings by Parson Isbell, and other attrac- tions.
 Olive Branch council No. 2, Daughters of Liberty, and friends, the party numbering 400, made an excursion to Pawson Park yes- terday.
 About forty members of the old ladies' Sunday school class of the First Baptist church took dinner at Merwin's Point yes terday.
 There are not columns enough in the JOURNAL AND COURIER to publish all the testimonials the manufacturers have received for Brussels soap.
 About 5000 Turner's, 1t Is expected, will participate In the big parade here Septem- Der 14th under the auspices of the New Hs- ven Turn verein.
 Two sailors under the influence of liquor and masquerading In female dress were ar- rested by Officer Began on Chapel street at 1 o'clock this morning.
 John F. Gaffey has sold his interest in the New York school, making handsome profit thereby, and will give his entire attention to his business in this city.
 Lorenzo B. Norton, who died in Meriden on Tuesday, was member of Wooster lodge, F. and A. M., of this city. The in- torment will be in this city today.
 The late Alonzo G. Smith, of Clinton vile, was 6 brother-in-lsw of Assessor George W. Neale, of this oity. The wife of deceased was formerly of Westville.
 Col. William II. Stevenson, the railroad manager, is the happy father of bouncing boy who arrived at his home, Cedar hurst" in Fairfield. Monday evening.
 To-day the auction sale of shore lots at West Haven will take place. A fine oppor- tunity Is offered to secure a lot at e low figure. Sec advertisement for particulars.
 Mrs. Merwin of New Britain, who has been very Ill at her husband's cottage at woodmont, is slowly gaining daily. MT. Merwin is prominent brick manufacturer
 Mrs. Ford, wife of Curtis H. Ford of Cot tage street, died of Bright's disease. She will bs mourned by many friends. MT. Ford is brother of ex-Captain O. O. Ford.
 Mrs. Richard Fox, formerly Miss Idslia Asher of this city, returned yesterday to her home In Corsicans, Texas. She has been spending several weeks with her friends in this city.
 The bearers at the funeral of Mrs. Nancy J. Minor, held at the residence of her son. in-law, George T. Bradley, 1,346 Chapel street, were Mayor Peck, Hiram A.. Gray, J. wolcott, R. P. Cowlss, Edward Bryan and Charles r. Beck.ey. Rev. Dr. MoLane ofliciated.
 F. II. Osborn, the well known singer of this city, returned yesterday morning on the steamship City of Paris from Europe. The vessel's time across was the shortest ever made westward across the ocean. Mir. os- born enjoyed very pleasant trip. While in London he studied for month under Will liam Shakespeare. the celebrated vocal teacher. The balance of the time was spent in France, Switzerland and Germany.
 Branfora Lock Works se start Up.