Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Music bound at Dormans.
 Unequalled-Brusselss soap.
 Gllmore's band ,artille1y & vocalists coming = Gilmore's band artillery & vocalists coming.
 L. T. Ellis has been appointed postmaster at Woodmont.
 Barnum's circus appears in New Haven Monday, June 10th.
 Used everywhere; it is bound to give satis- faction. We mean Brussels soap.
 Morris Harrigan of Stamford, printer, be- came blind in his sleep few nights since.
 A ten cent tent show has located in Fair Haven near corner of James street and Grand avenue.
 The engagement of Dr. Harry Hall, of San Francisco, and Miss Annie Russell, of Meri- den, is announced.
 In Daubury's Second ward, 660 names were checked in the recent election, and the ballots mum bered 6S5.
 A. B. Calef, jr., is named for the office of coroner for Aiddlesex county, vice Hall, present incumbent. He is now prosecuting agent for this county.
 Arthur E. Post, aged 2s. was drowned in Hop River, Andover, Ct., Saturday after- noon while fishing. He was seized with fit and drowned in two feet of water.
 State Agent Fenton yesterday began active work at the State shad hatchery near the Housatonic dam. He expects to accomplish greater results than those of last season. A maiden may be tall and gaunt,
 Her face all frescoed OCT with freckles; Yet if she wear the Royal shoe
 She'll save her hubble lots of shekels.
 Mr. William H. H. Blackman has been ila for about six weeks with bilious fever in Portland, Me-, but is now nearly recovered and has returned to New Haven for a short stay.
 The receptions that were to be given May g and 2s by Mir. and Mrs. Frederick San ford, of Bridgeport, have been indefinitely postponed on account of the sudden death of Mrs. Sanford's brother.
 It is reported in Bridgeport upon seeming good authority that the Rev. Dr. John s. Lindsay of St. Johns church has declined the Aattering call to St. Paups, Boston, and will remain in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Warren Rowland, 6 middle aged wo- man, residing at Five Mile River, was run over by frieght train Sunday morning at Washington street crossing, South Norwalk. Both legs were cut off and she died in the hospital.
 The marriage of Judge Advocate Charles H. Clark of the Putnam Phalanx, Hartford, with Miss Henrietta D. Adams, @ prominent soprano of that city, will take place June 6 at the residence of the brides mother in Wsllingford.
 The remains of the late Col. Charles T. Morse arrived last night on the II o'clock train from Pasadena, Cal. The funeral ser- vices will be held tomorrow afternoon, Rev. Dr. Harwood and Rev. Joseph Brewster off, street cemetery.
 The late Lester Robinson, whose funeral | occurred yesterday from the Church of the l Ascension of which he was member, was ! B. Manning, of Aeriden, and two sons, one of whom lives in Texas and the other in Gin cinnati. He had been a resident of New Haven for thirty years. At the annual meeting at the Wononsco House in Lakeville of the propristors of the ! Ore Bed, Milo B. Richardson was elected a director in the company to fill the vacancy \ caused by the death of the Hon. William H. ! Barnum, the other two directors being Judge c. B. Andrews and E. E. Hardy of Boston. ! John T. Hubbard was elected president, and I Robert w. Adam clerk and treasurer. Over 10, 900 tons of ore were sold during the last | six months by the company.