Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-12
LOCAL VIEWS.


LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. r
New line pocketbooks at Dorman's
P. T. Barnum and wife sail to-day for
Europe. ,...
Brussels soap Is gradually driving all other
to the wall.
Sport Campana has been psddling peanuts
at the Danbury fair.
Save 81. Royal shoes best In the world.
Slippers or rubbers free--21 Church street.
The receipts of the Huntington fair will be
about 81, 400, with premiums paid full In
full.
Ex-Grocsr Charles N. Foster, formerly Of
this city, is employed as horse car conduo.
tor In Springfield, Mass.
Elk President Rutherford B. Hayes was In
willimsntio on Thursday afternoon and reg
istered at the Hooker House. FL.
The Rev. william-H. Tilghman, Of Mary
land, Is expected to preach at the Emmanuel
Baptist church Sunday at 8 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Hall, formerly OF
Bridgeport, have removed to New York and
will reside at sol West 57th street.
The New Haven Gun club will hold tour
nament the latter part of the month, In which
shooters from all over the State will enter.
Mr.. Frank Fl. Osborn of this city has de-
cided to remove to New York to reside, Wis
iting New Haven and Bridgeport each once q
week.
Richard Moore, Of the New Haven police
force. was In Bridgeport yesterday and made
friendly call on his friend, William Cos.
tello.
Miss Jennie Wheeler Of Stratford and Sam
uel H. Lssssy of Birmingham will be married
in the Methodist church, Stratford, Oct. II,
ct 5p. m.
The engagement of p. r. Wells. Yale go
to Miss Eleanor Munger. daughter of the
Rev. DIR. Munger, of the United church, ID
announced.
Miss Alice Meyer, u graduate of the Ho-
garth Business University, has taken situa.
ton as bookkeeper in the Office Of Mr.. J.
Brosohsrt, this city. H..
Col. Henry @. Morgan, assistant quarter
master general, will begin next week the in
spection Of armories and State property In
the possession of military companies.
The funeral Of Mrs. Julia NJ. Clarke Of
Middlebury, who died Wednesday night at
the home Of her son-in-law, w. q. Harris,
in Bridgeport, takes place In Middlsbury to-
day.
The Connecticut High School Athletic ss.
ISOLATION, including New Haven, Hartford,
Meriden and New Britain, will have field
day at Charter Oak Park, Hartford, Octo.
Der 10.
Cords are out announcing the marriage Of
Joel A. Beard and Miss Grace Morse, Of
Wells Hollow, to take place In the Congregs-
tionai church, Huntington, on Tuesday. Dot.
10, at $50 p. m.
Miss Sarah Pierrspont is visiting Mrs. Alice
Plerrepont Quinley, 40 Dwight street. Miss
Pierrepont ia about 80 years old. She IL the
sister of ex-United States Attorney General
Edwards Pierrepont of Brooklyn, N. Y.
A horse with wagon attached belonging To
Boschen, the candy and Ice cream dealer on
Chapel street, ran away on Washington street
yesterday morning. The team was stopped
after run of several blocks. No dsmsge.
VIM. B. Swift, foreman of the JOURNAL
AND COURIER press room, leaves to-day for q
two weeks journey In the West. He will
visit Pittsburg, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Kansas
City, Chicago, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, FL
mira and other cities.
The special train to the Danbury fair,
which left Bridgeport at $3.50 yesterday morn.
ing, consisted of twelve cars and two en-
gines. There were nearly 300 people aboard.
The 1905 Housatonio train also carried q
large crowd to Danbury.
James +. Welch and Misc Alice A. Psrms-
lee were married by Rev. F. r. Luoksy last
evening, at the residence Of the brides par
ents on Nicoll street. A large party was
present. The wedding gifts were numerous
and beautiful. A fine spread was served.
Burgess 81 Burgess are taking many orders
for making sealskin sacques. They have
also most elegant supply ready for the
wearer, and rich stock Of fur shoulder
capes and all fur goods. Their annual sale
of fall style hats for men and youth Is boom
ing.
The income derived from the sale of the
new stock of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company has been applied
to the extinction Of the floating indebted
ness. This outstanding indebtedness amount
cd to 50, 175, 900, and 1t has been nearly osn-
celled.
Lawyer BAllou Of Ansonia, formerly Of this
city, did not observe IN approaching Manga
tuck train yesterday ~ he stood on the track
waiting to take the train for New Haven.
Baggskemaster Frank Kssfs, Of the Derby
road, pulled him from the track Just in time
to avoid an accident.
The wedding of Bernard Kivlan Of Fail
Haven to Miss Maggie Sullivan of Brenford,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Gallahus, wealthy
Branford lady, is announced to take place
ct 81. Mary's church, Branford, on Wednes.
day morning, Oct. 28d. There win no doubt
be large attendance % both parties have
many friends.
4. e. assner, Of 878 Orchard street, brought
In yesterday from the farm of e. A. Atwater
of Cheshire two sprays laden with red rasp-
berries which were picked by Mr.. Atwater
yesterday from his raspberry vines ont in the
open aslds. The berries are still sweet and
9eod, and Mr.. Atwatsr can pick 10 on 10
4narts more Of them, to say nothing Of many
bNries not yet ripsned. He never had such
ip'array of red raspbsrriss At this time of
ysar before. and such display il quite
rarity indeed for October.
Far capes at Brooks h Co.'S, Chapel cor.
State. Fur work promptly done. Hats 81
low prices and settled styles.