Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-19
LOCAL N K VS..


Brief Mention.
Duplicating letter aud order books at Dor
mans.
When dissatisfied with all other cigars, try
Heublein's Elegantes.
Two more incendiary attempts have been
made by Danbury's fire bugs.
Attorney William A. Wright and family
are going to Wisconsin for several weeks.
Don't invest a dollar in shoes until you
have seen the Royal at 81 Church street.
The annual reunion of the Fifth regiment,
@. ", will DO held at wallingford, Friday,
Aug. o.
The second division, A. Q. H., Of Meridsn,
goes to New York and Coney Island An
gust a.
The price of gas In Me,ideu has been re-
duced from So 80 thousand to ss25, with
the discount us heretofore.
II ia reported that large portion of the
new aluminium factory in Bridgepos will be
used for the manufacture Of bicycles.
DIR. Edwin d, Mooney, ~ years old, msdi-
cal examiner in Strstford. died there yester-
day morning after an illness of four days.
Miss Kate l. Donovan, of 80 Lilac street
i. this city, Is sojourning for month at Gltn-
gal Farm, New London, New Hampshire.
Tonight District Deputy Butler of this
city will install the officers of the Msriden o.
u. A. NJ. recently elected to all vacancies.
Edward Morse, aged 81, died at the hospi-
tai yesterday of heart trouble. He leaves q
wife who Is employed at $40 Howard avenue.
Attorney G, s. Hamilton's family are in
Canada, few miles from Halifax, where he
has cottage. Mr.. Hamilton joins them
soon.
II the ladies' of New Haven should take a
vote on the subject of soap, we think the
verdict wonld be 100 to in favor of Brus-
sells soap.
Ex-senator Carlos Smith Is going to Bos-
ton to-day and from there will probably 60
to Auburn, Me-, to visit Supreme Dictator
A. r. Savage.
Frank Bradley, of Bristol, killed rattle
snake at Compounoe Wednesday which meas
ured feet and 10 inches in length. The
snake had seven Iattles.
Miss Madison of Hudson, N. Y, is visit
ing Miss May Bassett Of High street. Miss
Annie Day, daughter of Senator Day of Sey
mour, will leave soon for Hudson, N. Y, tc
visit Miss Madison there.
The new composition by Prof. E. A. Par.
sons, 'Jssus Lover of My SOUL" has jus,
been published by William A. Pond & Co.,
New York. II Is dedicated to Prof. #. f.
Bristol of New York city, formerly of this
city.
A special meeting of P. T. Barnum lodge
No. 100, N. Il. o. p, at Studio building
Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, will be held
this evening. All members and candidates
are requested to be present. Visitors from
New Haven expected.
The summer meeting of the New Haven
Christian Endeavor Union will be held mex,
week Wednesday evening with the society a
Branford. twill talk over the Philadelphia
convention. A special train will leave Uniol
depot at o'clock, stopping at Fair Havel
and East Haven for delegates in those places
Edward NJ. Sperry and eight other prison
ers were taken from this city to State priso
yesterday. Sperry is sent for twelve year
for criminal assault upon little girl. Tim
othy Gilligan went up for term of years TO
horse stealing. Several of the prisoners wer
from the Naugatuck Valley.
Gould division of the uniformed rank
Knights of Pythias, of Ansonia, will be in
stituted on the evening of Thursday, Aug. !
Assisting In the institution will be division
from Bridgeport and New Haven, unde
command of Col. L. +. Durand, who vii
also he accompanied by other promiren
members Of the order.
The house Of George W. Barkentine, VIII
lives about one mile from New Britain, wa
damagedby FIRE early yesterday mornin
several hundred dollars. Mr.. Barkentine 1
absent In Europe and the amount of his In
surance Ia not known. He was formerly
leading caterer In this city and kept the Gov
House for several seasons.
Grand Secretary Daniel Colwell, of tn
Knights of Columbus, has just sent out nc
tices of death assessments in the cases O
Thomas II. Miller of New Haven, Edwar
Houlihan Of Southington, DR.. John 4. Kell
Of Bridgeport, Joseph w. Ryan of Torrins
ton and Jeremiah O. Nealey Of Westerly
The heirs Of each will receive q 1000 bene
At.
Augustus Z. Lines, Esq, of Whalley ave
nue., Is visiting at the Catskills. His friend
Charles q. Merriman, the Lanoasterian poet
will join him soon. As the former has take
his flute with him and the latter has lain 1
an abundant supply of the necessary sta
tionery for the pursuit Of his favorite vocs
tion, a stampede of the visitors at that oels
brated summer resort may be expected
the "near future"