Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-13

Brief Mention.
Fancy ink wells at Dorman's.

Fancy ink wells at Dormans.
No rosin In Brussels soap.
Royal shoes save 81, 81 Church street.
II Is delicately perfumed. We mean Brus-
sells soap. -
Mrs. @. b. Richards Of a18 York street Is
at Holdeness, N. H., for the remainder of the
summer.
The family of Prot. Tracy Peck of Yale
college are at Mrs. L. 8. ariggs', on the Hill,
In Bristol.
A pay telephone station will be main
tained on the Mantle camp ground until the
end of next week.
Captain W. s. Knapp, one Of Bridgeports
Oldest sea captains, died Sunday, aged
eighty.three years.
The Meriden Opera House reopens Satur-
day, August Gath, with the presentation of
"Little Lord Fountleroy."
Wilbur +. Days Oldest son leaves next
week for Chicago, where he Is to be chemist
for the Onion Steel company.
Mrs. J. d. Candee and daughter, of Bridge
port, left yesterday to spend several weeks at
Hull, a charming Massachusetts, shore re-
sort.
Charles 8. Burr of Meriden, died at the in
sane hospital at Middletown Sunday night,
aged seventy. He had resided In Meriden
since 1867.
We import all our foreign goods and age
our American WHISTLES. We can oonse-
quently guarantee their quality. q. F. Heu-
blein Il Bro.
The New York Turn verein, 500 strong,
with their wives and children, will be the
guests OF the New Haven Turner's ON Sep
TENDER 9th. -.-
On Friday afternoon at Seaside Park Prof.
Edwin J. Northup, the eronAut, will ascend
about mile in balloon and make q para
chute descent.
Charles Hanford of Bridgeport, whose leg
was broken some time since while acting as
brakeman on the Consolidated road, Is i'm
proving rapidly.
DIR. Doolittle, acting for Health Officer
Wright, who Is out of town, denies that tho
death of Joseph Umbricht, at SO Lilac street
was duet to black erysipelss.
John Lenihen, who stepped from moving
electric car In Ansonis Saturday night
and fell, striking upon his abdomen, IL very
low and not expected to recover.
The family of j. II. Stsinmsn, Of Ansonia,
left yesterday for Merwin's Point. where
they IRE to occupy the O. R. Smith cottage
during the remainder OF the month of Au-
gust.
Simeon e. Baldwin will deliver the an
nual address on 1.-THE Centenary of Modern
Government" at the meeting of the Ameri-
can Bar association to open in Chicago on
August 2Sth.
The marriage of Edward ]. Downss, of the
the Downes News company, to Miss Marga-
ret A. Collin, Ia announced to take place at
81. Johns (R. o. church tomorrow after
noon at 4 O'Clock.
The late Major General Lyon, one of the
bravest of our country's defenders, left be-
sides his sister, Mrs. J. B. Hasler, another
sister, Mrs. John w. Trowbridge Of Cottage
street, West Haven.
After the session Of the State Grand lodge
of Connecticut, Order Of Sons Of st. George,
to-day the Pioneer and Magma Charter
lodges are to give banquet at their rooms
In wheeler's building
A man named De Courcey, aged about
fifty, fell from State street horse car at the
corner of State and Clark streets early last
evening and was badly injured. He was
taken to the hospital.
The annual meeting Of the State Firemen's
association at Hartford begins to-day. To-
morrow forenoon the Pompier ladder corps
of this city give their exhibition on Main
street opposite the Park, in connection with
the propeller trial.
DR.. Moses Kleiner, formerly of this city,
has received an appointment on the medical
corps of the New York Evening World In
connection with the baby fund for the
poor. His district is Jersey City. He was
among the few successful ones In the CONS
petitive examination. In which two hundred
physicians took part.