Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-26
LOCAL NR ws.
Draef Mention.

Books to order at DormAn's.
 Rent collected promptly at H. P. Hoadley's'
 Thirty thausand dollars more are needed for yalss symnssiun. so far Si5o, 900 ha' been received F..
 It is estimated that 70 out of every 6< brands of soap are adultsrated. Not 90 with tho famous Brussels.
 Lieutenant William E. Eaton, sf Hartford died yesterday. He was of tho firm of Wiley, Waterman & Eaton.
 Mrs. William Hyde. of this city,. is visit Ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Schneider of Sey- mour, who ia critically Ill.
 Dr. r. B. Kellogg and wife, sf this city, were among those present at tho golden we'd ding of Mir. and Mrs. Bella O. Kellogg In Avon recently.
 Roy. Edgar Mullens, of Baltimore, will oe- oapy the pulpit ot Calvary Baptist church to-morrow, morning and evening, In sx. change with Pastor Poteat.
 Over Q thousand pair of boys and girls school shoes fresh from the factory arc on sale as factory prIee. Call and sec them at 21 Church street, Royal store.
 Mir. Thomas G. Putnam of the CouRrxR competing room is very Ill at his residence on Park street, corner of Martin, with ty- phoid fever, complicated with rhsumatism.
 Grandma Brown of winstsd, whose tooth bir,hday occurred last Monday, and who was presented with $100 in oommsmoration of the event, died at 6 o'clock yesterday morning.
 The St. Nicholas for November is re osived and for sale by T. H. Peass q Son Ia It's contents is an article by Walter Camp - of this city, on "Football.n. h is the nrs number of the now volume.
 Grand Master Bishop, I. O. o. F., wal present at the funeral in Bridgeport ysster day of John B. Athsrton, which took plaot from the Universalist church. There was [ large attendance of the fraternity.
 The case of Charles Palissr, of the firm oi Paliser, Psiisef & Co.,. who got 70 many Cen necticut postmasters In trouble, sans up or Thursday in New York before United State Commissioner Shields and was continued until November 2.
 John A. whitmors, tho, millionaire irol ulhuuthctutofy OA kNeuBesuoks As ofkaABthk Ao the building of . hotel at the corner O Water and Main streets in that place. Fl pronises that 1t will equal any hotel In tn Nsugatuek valley.
 Rev. L. H. squiIss has returned from th Universalist convention st Lynn, Mass, su will preach in the morning and evening | his people at tho Church of tho Messiah Special sermon in the evening. The publi cordially invited. Strsnssrs always vol come. s--.--.......
 A delightful society event this week Wed nesdsy was german given by Mrs. Hsar I. Hotohklss at the Hotohkiss mansion O Hillhouse avenue to the "buds,"a party q young ladies and their escorts. The rssi denoe was beautifully decorated with flower and elegant music added to the pleasure c the occasion, and tempting supper va snved. Among tho young ladies prsssn wore Miss May Farnam, daughter of Charls FArnam; Miss Daisy White, daughter c ChWles White; Miss Lena Fsrnam, daughts sf Mrs. George B. Farnam; Miss Daisy Ser gent, daughter of J. B. Sargent, Mas Bell Tr,wbridge, daughter of W. H. R. Trow bridge; Miss Edith Trowbridge, daughter e Thomas R, Trowbridgs; Miss Weir. daugh ter of Prof. Weir; Miss Anna Richards dauQht,r of Prof. Richards.