Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-15
LOCAL NK WIS.

Rubber bands by the pound at Dormsn's
Royal shoes save 81, 81 Church street.
Sheridan council, X. of O., of Waterbury
picnic at savin Rock to-day.
Mrs. Fl. d. vibbert of Torrington has re.
turned homo from visiting Fair Haven
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Fish Of Newington
arrived at Morris Cove yesterday for stay
Of week or 30.
Before purchasing wines, liquors or cigars
elsewhere, examine our goods and prices
q. +. Heublein Il Bro.
Mr.. David f. Read, son of Major David NJ
Read of Bridgeport, sails for Europe next
Saturday via German Lloyd line.
w. w. Andross and A. Fuller of Rockville
with their families returned from their cot
tage at Money Island on Tuesday.
Quite large party of Hartforders come to
the city to. day to 60 to Glen Island, and O
party from Manchester will also 90 along.
The board Of education will probably have
q meeting on the last Friday of this month
II not then, they will meet on the following
Friday.
A young lady living at Pine Knoll Cottage
on highland Lake, Winsted, caught bas'
recently that weighed four and one-hal
pounds.
Miss May Dell Strong Of Park street has
returned to the city after two months va
cation spent In visiting various parts Of
Connecticut.
The Church of the Immaculate Concep
sion, Waterbury. has leased the Convent Of
Notre Dame, same city, to the Order of Notre
Dame for 900 years.
Why purchase half dozen different kinds
of soap for half dozen rooms In your house.
Brussels soap Is the great desideratum in the
laundry or the bathroom.
Miss Lulu sto0kin has returned. ffom a
stay at Short Beach with hez-siiStsr, Mrs. +.
A. Andrews, and saes.-t6 Washington, ot ,
to finish her GUNNER outing.
Hisss- Minnie L. Rock, daughter of Mr.. aud
Michael Rock, lately teacher In the Pros
peet street school, Bridgeport, died at Brook.
Ign Tuesday night of typhoid fever.
Members OF Phoenix lodge, !. o. o. F., Of
New Britain, met last night to make ar
rangements for taking part In the semi-csn-
tennial of Odd Fellowship to be observed
here Sept. Q.
Rev. J. K. Lombard, formerly rector of
the Fairfield Episcopal church, died ysster-
day in Darion, aged 90. Funeral from st.
Pauls church at Bridgeport tomorrow after
noon at $50.
Stamford has lust been visited by an spi-
demlo of typhoid fever. Many citizens use
water from wells which they neglect to alter.
The number of cases has diminished this
week and the scare Is almost over.
The very elegant floral tribute at the
funeral of Will L. Couch, representing q
clock and crescent, was from the Gamma
Delta Pei society, aud 1t was the % of 80,
II. II. s., that gave the beautiful floral col.
umn.
Officer Murphy arrested last night Thomas
Blake, q young tough who snatched the hat
off from the head OF Assistant City Attor-
ney Leverett Human of Meriden Tuesday
night at the Starin dock, when the Meriden
exoursionists were landing from the Starin.
Blake lives on Putnam street and has quite q
police record.
The marriage of Charles NJ. Bryant, score
tary OF the Y. NJ. O. A. Of Ansonia, and
Miss Ella O. Beach, Of Cheshire, took place
at the brides residence last Tuesday after
noon, the Rev. Il. J. Baldwin officiating. MI.
and Mrs. Bryant left on the <:30 train for
Saratoga and the White Mountains. They
will reside In Ansonia.