Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Rrfef Mention.


 Music bound at Dorman's.
 Of course you believe in economy-then use Brussels soap.
 Smoke Heublein's Chandeliers, Cuban made and all imported tobacco. Rocket, owned by Wm. Nicely of this oity, is at TerrelI's stables, Birmingham. He takes >tt4he cake of Brussels soap, and no wonder; for his wife said he should bring no other.
 Yale.Pennsylvania raoe at New London this morning at 10:3O, if water and weather are propitious.
 Alderman Alexander Foote of the Fourth ward is mentioned for the vacant position on the board of compensation.
 Amos s. Beecher of Winsted, 01 years old, and the oldest member of Clark commandery of Waterbury, died yesterday.
 Miss Maggie Eagan and pr. Thomas CahilI will be married on Wednesday, June 26, at St. Patrick's church at o'clock.
 MT. Justus Hotchkiss has just purchased the Evarts place on Wall street, adjoining his handsome residence in the rear.
 Mir. F. w. J. Sizer of Fair Haven is nearly recovered from his late illness and has gone on a short visit to New York State.
 The commencement exercises of the Shel- ton High school will be held at the Town hall, Wednesday evening, June 26, at eight o'clock.
 been appointed deputy great sachem of the order of Red Men in this State by Carlos Smith.
 Philander B. Sargent, roadmaster of the Derby road, has been suspended, pending the investigation of the charges of his alleged swindle.
 Yale's valedictorian is William A McQuaid of this city. His percentage over his com petitor, H. F. Walker of Detroit, was small, but he got there.
 The governor yesterday appointed Prof. Brewer of New Haven, J. M. Bacon of Dan- bury and J. H. Chapin of Meriden, com mission to make a typographical survey of the State.
 About seventy y-hve relatives and friends were present at the wedding of Miss Caesera Sperry, eldest daughter of Hon. N. D. .Sperry, to MT. Ephram Frothingham of Boston. The wedding gifts were very beautiful.
 Ex-Town Agent James Reynolds was a guest at the wedding of Lawrence Pagan and Miss Katie O'Donnell in the Catholic church in Kensington Wednesday evening; also Misses Annie and Rosa Pagan Of New Haven. Lawyer J. D. Ballou of Ansonia, formerly of New Haven, has been beresved of his wife who died recently in Chicago, whither she went for her health month ago, The in- torment was in Woodlawn cemetery, near Boston.
 About ten members of the New Haven bicycle club are going to Hagerstown, Md, Saturday, June 29, to attend the annual meeting of the l.. A. W. on July 4. They will go to New York on the boat and from there continue the journey on their wheels. Mir Farren, 6 nephew of the late MT. Far ren of Fair Haven, has commenced the erec- tion of house on Center street in the An mex, next to the new house which Mrs Thompson is erecting Both will be pleasant residences and improvements in the locality.
 The Manchester (N. H.) Locomotive works are building new self f-propelling engine for the city of Hartford. It is probably the larg- est fire engine in the world. In appearance it looks like an ordinary engine of the Amos ko&T pattern. It VIII arrlVo III noItkoIO July 12.
 The negotiations for the purchase of the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance company oi Hartford by Philadelphia syndicate came to an end yesterday morning and were de clared of. The opposition of the stockhold- CTS to the action of the president was tot forcible.
 Nothing has been heard of Julius and Frank Gallery who recently purchased the Geary store on State street and mysteriously disappeared this week. It is believed that they fitted up the store at their uncle's ex- pense and were unable to meet the first pay. ments.
 Miss Anna A. Cutler, a graduate Of Smitt college in the class of 's5, received yesterday from that institution the degree of master o arts. She is daughter of Evarts Cutler ant has been pursuing post graduate course ir the study of philosophy, under the direction of Prof. Gardner of Smith college and Prof Ladd of Yale.
 Mr. A. c. Wilcox, the dry goods merchant on his recent western trip with his wife from which they returned this week, visited hil old friend and former New Haven partner MT. Washington Yale, now a millionaire o1 Minneapolis. MT. Wilcox also met in Mime apolis MT. T. c. Lewis, late of New Haven now engaged in manufacturing there.