Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-10
LOCAL NE WIS.
RrleT Mention.

Cloth-fnished blotting at Dorman's.
The Charter Oak Driving association hold
a matinee this afternoon.
Smoke Heublein's Chancellors, Cuban made
and all imported tobacco.
Hammonassett tribe of Red Men installed
u new officers last evening.
Brussels soap never disappoints anybody.
1t is always universally good.
The lamp committee met last evening and
transacted some routine business of little In
terest.
The New Haven Gun club will hold their
monthly shoot this afternoon, commencing
at o'clock.
Young Mems Republican club No. will
meet at the Dixwell avenue Congregational
chapel tonight at 8 o'clock.
We don't often mix up in matters that
do not concern US, but we consider Brussels
soap the very best in market.
Mallory. Wheeler and Co. started up on
Monday With many orders ahead, after a
shut down for repairs over the Fourth.
The State association of Master Painters
and Decorators hold their second annual
convention in Bridgeport on Tuesday of
next week.
About 600 Danbury excursionists spent
the day at Savin Rock yesterday. 1t was
the picnic of the Danbury Methodist church
and Sunday school.
At the picnic of the Humphrey street Con-
gregational church at Parlor Rock next Fri
day base ball match will be played be-
tween nines representing the married and
the single men.
Captain Brown of the Grays was among
the officers before the examining board at
Hartford yesterday. He passed most salts
factorily. A number OF officers of the First
regiment were also examined.
Hereafter nine hours will constitute a
days work for journeymen plumbers in this
city during nine months In the year, and
eight hours per day will be the working
time the remaining three months.
Shields, the section boss, is out on bonds
furnished by his father, William Shields, q
respected citizen OF Canaan. Judge Rora-
back, of Canaan, came with the father to
this city in the matter. tho latter, furnish
ing bonds of $1,000.
Josephine, aged twenty -three, wife of John
Schuster of Meriden, died Monday at the
home of her father, John Feltung, go Dag
gott street, this city. The funeral will take
place this afternoon and the burial will be
In the family lot in this city.
Owing to Mr.. Whites illness, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. O. White, of Waterbury, have de-
cided to postpone until later in the season
their proposed trip to Europe. They had
expected to leave to-day in company with
Judge and Mrs. L7nde Harrison.
The retreat Of tho Roman Catholic priests
of the Hartford diocese will be held at
Brighton, Mass, beginning July %. instead
OF at the ST. Francis orphan asylum in this
city, owing to several cases Of diphtheria
among the children at the asylum.
Captain J. II. Brown of Bridgeport, ac-
oompanied O. B. Bryant of Bath, Me-, on
the voyage in the latter's eighteen foot sail
boat from Bridgeport to Bath. They left
Bridgeport June 20 and reached Bath last
Friday, after several narrow escapes from
shipwreck.
After hearing by the railroad commits
sioners In Waterbury yesterday. they de-
cidsd to abate locomotive whistling in that
city, issuing an order restricting the null
sance within certain limits, both in day time
and at night, the same as observed in New
Haven. Hartford, Meriden, New Britain and
other places. Waterbury can now sleep o.
nights.