Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-11-13
LOCAL NE W1.



Rnbher bands by the dozen at Dorman's.
Edward r.. Walker the convicted slayer OF
his brother, was taken from Bridgeport Jail
to Wethersfeld. ., ...",. .. - ,
State Chemist Joseph Hall, Of Hartford,
has sent his resignation to Gov. Bulkelsy,
after q service of eighteen years. ,-
The miners throughout the entire coal
regions Of Pennsylvania all use Brussels soap
--unmistakable proof that II b good soap.
Mr., ]. II. Sessions, Of Bristol, hes oontri-
butsd $1,000 to the Methodist Episcopal
church of New Britain for the now church
building. g." 7. ,.' a. s'a 100 I'd
The Red Men had vsry large gathering
al the celebration Of the third anniversary
last night and the affair was . Hne succssa
throughout. rs.-..-. I'd, II
Miss Amelia B. Edwards, the popular nov
elist and learned Egyptoloaiat, will lecture
in Memorial chapel. Wssleysn University
next Monday evening. >a
The Quinnipiao Temperance society will
meet by invitation In the hall at 148 Orange
street. William Fl. Conklin and other speak.
ers will address the meeting. ..
Il. Freeman, proprietor Of the Sea View
house at Savin Rock, left this week with his
family for Huntington, Fla, where he will
manage hotel during the winter.
The Newtown Democratic Hunting club
will enjoy their annual hunting expedition
to-day, winding up in the evening with q
grand banquet at the Grand Central Hotel.
The Rev. Father Slooum Of Norwalk and
the Rev. Father Russell of New Haven visited
the Sacred Heart church fair In Waterbury,
Monday evening, and were the guests of
Father Treanor.
At the hotel In New Hartford there ID q
dog, six years old, half newfoundland, half
81. BERNARD, that weighs $40 pounds. Last
winter he even weighed 236 pounds. He
looks like q fat bear.
DR.. O. A. Lindslsy denies to have CONTRA
dicted the reports that have been sent out
from this city, that the theological student
Mr.. Otis died Of typhoid fever. Mr.. Otis
died Of hemorrhsgss from which he had been
suffering for soma time.
Mr.. Dennis o'Rsilly will give readings and
rscitations at Sperrry's hall, Wsstvills, FRI
day evening, for the benefit Of st. Joseph's
church fair. Mr.. Reilly 10 an accomplished
and cultivated elooutionist, and choice en-
tertainment Is In store for the people ct the
fair.
Mr., O. H. Blakeslse. the instructor In Ger
man, IL one OF our most successful eultiva-
tors of chrysanthemums. Many ladies' and
gentlemen have admired his collection which
In very choice. We are indebted to Mr..
Blakesles for beautiful sample display Of
the flowers.
The largest wholesale slaughter Of sheep
that was ever caused by dogs in Ansonis or
vicinity occurred on Monday night, whom ont
of flock of forty owned by Downs and
Griffin, all bat four or Ave-wsrs either killed
outright or SO badly manglsa that death will
snsue. The town 10 TO be held responsible
for the loss, 5000.
The late DR.. q. L. Plat Of Waterbury,
pursued his professional duties under the
care Of DR.. Henry Bronson of Waterbury,
afterwards Of the medical school of Yale COL
lege, and with DR.. william Tully, then Of
New Haven, and one Of the professors in
that school. He attended also the regular
course of instruction In the school and re-
ceived his degree of M. d. In 1888.