Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-11-02
LOCAL NEWs.
Brief Mention.
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Calling cards engraved at Dorman's.
Rent collected promptly at Fl. P. Hoadleys.
The dedication of Co. KS srmory In Wal
lingford takes place Nov. 18th.
Children all cry for pair Of Royal shoes,
and every one receives at present at 81
Church street.
Miss Rose Porter Of Grove street has just
published new book entitled Drifting
From Mid .ocean."
The lively and newsy little Bridgeport
Post became an eight page paper yesterday,
and all for penny.
William II. Conklin will address q temper
Anoe meeting at 148 Orange street Sunday
afternoon at Q O'Clock.
Lieutenant Bradley of Co. I, Meriden, was
taken seriously Ill yesterday with pneu-
nonia and bronchitis.
A new Fifth reader. published by Harper
Brothers, contains an article by Rev. T. 7.
Munger, d. d., on "Msnners."
The Century for November Is received and
for sale by T. II. Pease &c Son. It Is the
first Issue of tho new volume.
J.E. wingood of Guilford Is to open q
drug store In Ansonia. Two Of his sisters
are teachers In the Ansonia public schools.
Mrs. DR.. William B. DeForest returns
from Hartford, where she has been spending
the summer, to her home on Orange street
to-day.
The Daft Electric company say that in
about Eve weeks they expect to have the en-
tire system in Meriden In complete running
order with the under contact trolley and
arm.
"You are behind the times" said one of
our grocers to a lady customer yesterday.
"Whyl" she inquired, because all your
neighhors use Brussels soap, while you still
buy the old fashioned kinds"
A gospel temperance meeting, under the
auspices Of the Lucy Hayes union of Chris
tian Temperance Women will be held to-
night in the hall corner of COTE and Sperry
streets. The public are invited.
The sewer In Carmel street, from Whalley
avenue to Percival street, Is nearly complete
cd. The point of connection with the trunk
sewer in Whalley avenue 10 one Of the deep
est In the city, about thirty feet.
Mrs. George Franks, mother Of Mrs. W. +.
Markwick, died at the parsonage, 40 st.
John street, yesterday morning, after long
illness. Deceased was . highly estinable
Christian lady. She had resided with Mr..
Markwick for the last eleven years.
Since I. @. Lewis, Meriden's philsnthro-
pist, gave $75, 900 building recently for the
mission work there, he has been besieged
with letters from all kinds of sources asking
for money. A wealthy New Haven gentle
man hardly ever passes . day without re-
ceiving similar letters.
At the request Of large number Of ladies,
Prof. Harper will begin . third course of
Bible studies. Wednesday, Nov. 9. sp. m,
in the United church chapel. The subject of
study will be The Book of Psalms. A printed
syllabus will be furnished with each study.
Tickets for the course (twenty lectures) 50.
For sale at Judd's book store.
Rev. DIR. Twitchell of this city, the popu-
lar chaplain Of the Second regiment, will
preach in Waterbury at the Second church,
morning and evening, Sunday after next. In
the evening the Waterbury battalion will at
tend the service In body and listen to one
of DR.. Twitchells eloquent discourses pre-
pared specially for the OCCASION