Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-27
LOCAL NEW ..
Brief Mention

Plate printing at Dorman's.
 The fall meeting of the Derby Driving as- sociation oocurs Oct. 15, 16, 17. . The Huntington fair Is postponed until Friday and Saturday of this week.
 The dounod society has engaged the Fly perion for an opening concert Dec. 1s. Lena Loeb's exhibitions in Birmingham are creating no end of discussion there.
 Grand Master Bishop visited Teutonia lodge, I. o. o. F., of Meridsn, last evening
 Brussels soap Is practically the pursst and most efsicacious soap made. Try 1t and bt convinced.
 The Arion Singing society give their open ing concert Got. 6, and their opening ball Thanksgiving eve.
 The Derby road will run special trains tc accommodate people who desire to attend the Danbury fair to open Got. 2.
 Rathbons lodge, K. of F., entertained thirty. five members of the Empire State lodge of New York. city Wednesday eve ming.
 Miss Carrie Louise Ray gives her humorous and dramatic recitals In the Dwight Place church lecture course, on the evening of Oc- tober 2d.
 Goddess of Liberty council will hold musical and literary entertainment this eve ming in their council chamber, CounnR building.
 St. Paul's rectory property on Wooster street now belongs to the parish, the trsnsfer having been made by MT. George Hotchkiss. The cost was $s,000.
 George Maxwell, . manufacturer of Rock vile, is gathering big crop of oranberries from his cranberry bogs in Holland. Fifty pickers are at work.
 Mason A. stowell and Miss Florence M., daughter of 0. A. Bedsll, the builder, were married Wednesday evening st Dwight Place church, Rev. Dr. Twitohsll officiating.
 Oscar H. Cooper, Yale '7s. has been elect ed professor of Latin in the University oi Texas. For several years past he has been that stats's superintendent of education.
 A hard winter is predicted by some Con nscticut observers, based on the claim that the skins of apples, homegrown peaches and grapes are unusually hard and tough this year.
 City Attorney Daley says that the new liquor law does not neoessitats the closing of saloons on election days. According to Mir. Daley the saloons can remain open. but the propristors or employees cannot sell any liquor to be drank on the premises.
 The number of employees killed on the Con aolidated road was twenty-one during the nine months ending June 30. The numbe, injured was 177. The number of trsspasser' killed on the tracks was sixty-eight and thu number injured was forty-four. Four pas sengsrs were killed on the road during thu nine months.
 Officer George Hyde has on exhibition II 0. M. Loomis' music store window two sle gant police clubs. One is made of woot from . cedar post of the old college fence the other from piece of . mahogany stall railing from the old State House. The Yals club has tassels of blue, the other is adorned with white silken tsssels.
 Mir. William Y. Marx, for the past thre' years drug clerk at T. 0. Trefrys drug stor' on State street, corner of Edwards, and { young man much esteemed by the public leaves in day or two for New York oity ts take two years' course at the New Yorl College of Pharmacy. Mir. Marx takes witi him the best wishes of many friends. H, was formerly of the Hillhouse High school and Is c graduate of Cargill's.