Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Books made to order at Dorman's.
 The board of aldermen meet tonight.
 Gilmore's band artillery 6 vocalisss coming.
 Mrs. Isaac Rosenberg ia i'll at her home, 176 Olive street.
 Smoke Heublein's Chancellors, Cuban mad and all imported tobacco.
 The forty hours devotion at St. Johns (R. O. church opened yesterday at high mass.
 Mayer Schwed has returned from New York with his bride and will live in this city.
 Handsome rooms in the Ford building on Chapel street have been furnished for club rooms by the Urbane club.
 James B. Keating, who is at the St. Bona ventures seminary, Alleghany, New York, is visiting his home in this city.
 Councilman George W. Bromley and brother Joseph A. Bromley leave shortly for a trip to western New York and Niagara Falls.
 The lot on Orange street corner of Veto has been bought by Max Strouse, of the firm of H. Spier & Co. He will erect costly house upon it.
 Police Commissioner Hart, Enos Kimberly, Friend E. Brooks, Joel A. Sperry and several other New Haven men are fishing at the RAngeley lakes.
 Resin soaps cost Dc. cake. Brussels soap which contains no rosin, costs 7c. One cake of Brussels soap will do as much work as two cakes of rosin soap.
 Ex-Town Agent Reynolds celebrated his birthday very pleasantly last Thursday. Forty-two years ago he landed in New York and came to this city in 1864.
 Rev. E. s. Lines of6eiated at St. Paul's yesterday forenoon. The Rev. MT. Sawyer preached in the evening. The music last evening was especially excellent.
 Miss Fanny Dennison of Chester, sister of Mrs. Willcox, wife of ConGressman-elsc Willcox, is in the city visiting friends, after a prolonged visit in the metropolis.
 Germain Grotta, brother of David Grotta of Liberty street and a kid glove msnufac- turer of Brussels, is in this city and will stay in this country for three months.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance union will hold Free Will Offering, Tuesday, May 21st, at p. m. at Loomis' Temple. MT. 0. M Loomis has kindly given the use of the hall.
 Mrs. Kimberly of Sioux City and her brother Horatio Kelsey, who have been visit ing their mother, Mrs. George R. Kelsey of West Haven, returned home to Sioux City last week.
 Charles R. Coan, of the Security Insurance company, has gone to Garden City, L. l., on a visit to MT. 0. NJ. Evarts, his brother-in- law, who has lately purchased large farm in Garden City.
 William Weisheit, president of the Arion Singing society, and his brother Edward, both celebrated their birthdays Saturday night. William is twenty-feur and Edward is thirty-ssven.
 "Me Too" is visiting in the city. Me Too is the winner of fourteen first prizes at as many bench shows, in New York, Boston and Philadelphia, and as "hairless" dog is probably unequalled.
 MT. G. J. Moffatt, the well known mer- chant and manufacturer on State street, sails for trip to Europe, accompanied by his wife, in about two weeks. They will be ab- sent about six weeks.
 Lester Robinson, an old and well known citizen, died suddenly of neuralgia of the heart, Friday, aged seventy eight. The funeral will take place to day at p. m. from the Church of the Ascension.
 The fine yacht of William A. Slater of Norwich, the Taleeman, has been chartered for the season by New York gentleman, and is being made ready for service. The electric storage battery is to be put on board in a few days, and she is expected to be ready to leave this port for New York about May 30th.
 MT. William B. Goodyear, one of our old and we'll known citizens and member Of Center church, has been quite indispossd for several weeks at his home on Grown street near Temple. He Is in his eighty-second year and has enjoyed nlmost uninterrupted good health for many years. Dr. +. J. Sans ford Is attending him.
 The twenty-ffth annual meeting of the Connecticut Homeopathic Medical society will be held at the New Haven house to- morrow, opening at 10:30. In the morning there will be papers before the bereau of clinical medicine, and in the afternoon before the bureau of psychological medicine. The latter will relate to hypuutispa and acute mania