Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Plato printing at Dormsn's.
 Rents collected promptly at H. F. .Hoadleys.
 Howard avenue grounds, Yale vs. New Haven.
 All the leading styles in hats; Wattersop, 7S5 Chapel street.
 It will pay you well to investigate the merits of Brussels soap.
 The bridge on East street over the Con- solidated road Is being replanksd.
 The entire capital stock ($25, 5,00O of the LltchAeld Water company has been taken. kidney trouble. Dr. Sage Is attending him.
 Bridgeport paid over $1,10o to see the 'pearl of Pekin" Thursday night at Proctor's Opera House in that oity.
 It is reported that the Shepsug Railroad company will commence the work of grading the branch to waramsug lake next week.
 Ten hundred and ninety.four government licenses for the sale of liquors in the prohi- bition State of Kansas have been issued since May 1st last.
 Go and see the Royal cork sole shoes, $2. .95, equal to any genuine calf hand sswed custom made shoe that costs you q. Find them at 2l Church street.
 Tho Berlin Agricultural society holds its fourth annual harvest festival next Wednes- day at Brandegse's hall. A number of New Haven people will attend.
 The man who was killed In Danbury We'd nesday by the cars has been identified e Michael Kelley, known as . "one-eyed Ksl- ley," of North Bridgeport.
 The White Mountain express over the Con- solidatsd road will be taken of Oct. c. A number of other changes are to be made in the time table on that date.
 The Odd Fellows Mutual Benefit sssocis- tion has voted q 500 each in the cases of 0. J. Sickle of this city and 0. F. wurtx and 0. Bish of Bridgeport, deceased.
 On Wednesday evening, Oct. 2. Miss Carrie Louise Ray, the celebrated elocutionist from New York, will give selected readings and recitations In Dwight Place church.
 Rev. A. J. Wheeler, who has been absent In New Hampshire on his vacation four weeks, has returned and will occupy his own pulpit at Beers street church. to morrow.
 J. T. Goodrich, ex-postmaster at Norwich Town, and x-Postmaster Downes of Colum- bia, Ct., were put under bonds yesterday to answer for alleged violations of the postal law.
 Ex-Member of Congress Bradford R. Wood, who died in Albany Thursday, and who was minister to Denmark under President Lin coln, was native of Westport, Ct., born in 1900.
 
 The Consolidated road has adjusted most of the claims for the damages received at the accident at Quinnipiac where Miss Brigham was killed. Two or three cases remain to be settled in the courts probably.
 The Wheel club and Y. M. O. A. of Meri. den have finally decided to have grand ath- letic meet conjointly at the Meriden Trotting park, Tuesday, Oct. 15. Noted athletes from Philadelphia and other places will partioi- pate.
 Get that lovely sealskin sacque put In order now at Burgess & Burgess and avoid the rush later. The firm ia now taking many orders for making sealskin sacques. The stock is elegant, indeed. New styles fall hats for gentlemen.
 In Norwalk four horses sick with glanders have been found, one of which was ordered killed immediately, and the others were iso- lated. One was found in Newington and two in Sufiield. These last were all pronounced fatal cases and ordered killed.
 The survey of the New York, Danbury and Eastern railroad has been completed from the Harlem road to the New England station in Danbury, the grades established and maps drawn. The entire distance from New York to Danbury by the route Is 59 miles.
 William A. Heaton, junior vice command CT of Greeley post, G. A. R.. and proofreader on the New York World, is in town for the purpose of making inquiries ss to the feasi- bility of giving a lecture here in order to of the Horace Greeley statue which is to be erected in New York. He will return to New York this evening