Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-23
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 Royal shoes save $1, 21 Church street.
 Many New Haven weddings are announced for this month.
 Harper's for January is received and for sale by T. H. Pease & Son.
 Try Brussels and be convinced that there is at least one pure soap in the market.
 Officer Tom Kennedy is about recovered from his recent illness. He was out yester- day.
 Among the original pensions granted yes- tsrday was one to Philip Mcguire, of New Haven.
 Eon. George H. Watrous returns from the South in a week or two. His health is much improved.
 Sunday last marked Rev. Dr. Beardsley's forty-frst anniversary as rector of St. Thomas' church.
 In Milford William F. Summers has bought fine building lot of Col. I. T. Rog- sB. It overlooks the harbor.
 Rev. John B. Mason, who will begin his pastorate ever the First Baptist church May 5, will reside at 117 Green street.
 Oar motto is pure wines and liquors, which we place before the public at moder- a;e prices.-G. F. Heublein & Bro.
 West Haven Congregational church re- csived thirty-six new members Sunday, thirty by profession and six by letter.
 City Engineer Hill, who mas been troubled with a severe bronchial trouble, was at the engineers ofioe in the City Hall yesterday.
 Among the number present at the funeral in Meriden yesterday of George W. Ives, were Mir. and Mrs. Ward Coe, of this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Northam and MT. and Mrs. Silas Chapman, jr., of Hartford. have returned from trip to southern California.
 Mir. and Mrs. William M. Merwin of Mil- ford, who have been spending a portion of the past winter in Florida, have returned home.
 MT. Theodore Leavenworth, orRanist of St. Paul's church in East Bridgeport, hes resigned. His successor has not yet been en- gagged.
 The Poughkeepsie and Connecticut road from Poughkeepsie to the Connecticut Vest ern at Silvernail's will be in operation about the 10th of May.
 Corporation Counsel Townsend has de- cided in favor of Assistant Clerk Linsley of the City court and finds that he is entitled to his increase in salary.
 The latest new postmasters in this State: Fl. 0. Smith, Hotchkissvills; J. B. Wheeler, Newtown. MT. Wheeler is well known and has many friends in New Haven.
 Henry Smith, an old and esteemed resi- dent of Edwards street, has added three feet in width to his homo lot by 6 purchase from F. W. J. Sizer of Fair Haven Annex.
 Philip Bauer, cigar manufacturer lsft..yes- terday for Astoria, Oregon, where he engages in business. A parting social was given him at his home on Lyon street, and several re- minders of friendship.
 The ladies of St. Tohn's Episcopal church will hold their Easter sale of aprons and fancy articles at the house of Mir. Robert T. Merwin, TIA Bradley street, this afternoon and evening. Ice cream and cake served.
 By Mir. Shefdsld's will the Sheffield homestead" now goes to Yale college. This property is now valued at $25O, 900. It is in the rear of the Scientific school. Property on Chapel street, in which the school has an interest, will increase the amount to nearly 5000, GOO.
 Tho New Haven man who, just before he died the other day, provided that all who attended his funeral should have all the beer they could drink, was an unselHsh soul. When man attends his own funeral he usually reserves all the bier for himself.- Philadelphia Press.
 Scranton dispatch says that Anna Illus aboo, who sued Rev. Peter Roberts, pastor of Scranton, for $50, 900 tor alleged breach of promise, declares she will not be satisfied with money and that the minister must wed her. He met her when in the Yale Divinity school in 1s65-6, she being domestic in a New Haven household.
 On Saturday Miss Julia Oatlin, daughter of Julius Catlin of New York and grand- daughter of the late ex-Lieutsnant Governor Catlin of Hartford, will marry Treyncr Park of Cambridge, Mass, and New York, the ceremony to take place at Zion church, at Madison avenue and Thirty-eighth street. MT. Park is a member of the New York Yacht club and own or of the Meteor. It is said that he intends to take his bride on a cruise around the world.