Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Large line card cases at Dorman's. Ask your dealer for Brussels soap.
 Arthur Butler and Charles Bates of this city, have passed an examination for admis- sion to the navy. -
 Be convinced that the most economical soap in market is Brussels. 7 The United States Fish commission put 12,000, 600 shad into the Connecticut river al Warehouse Point Saturday.
 The twelfth annual reception of the Yale School of Fine Arts will take place from eight to ten o'clock Friday evening next.
 We import all our foreign goods and age our American whiskies. We can conse quent]y guarantee their purity.-G. F. Heu- blein & Bro.
 Town building lots on East Ferry street, Fair Haven, are to be sold at auction to- morrow morning by K. 0. Beecher, auction eer. See adv.
 John Love has bought of ex-Alderman Arthur J. Weld, . lot on Woolsey street near Lloyd street, and will begin next week to erect two story house.
 At Center church yesterday afternoon the service, Rev. Dr. Smyth officiating, had es. peoial reference to Memorial Day and it's commemorative character.
 Frank Lewis, Stratford milkman, was struck by the $50 express at the Pembroke street crossing in East Bridgeport Saturday night and instantly killed.
 The West Haven G. A. R. attended divine service at Christ church yesterday. Rev. MT. Whitney preached an eloquent discourse appropriate to Memorial Day.
 MT. Seth H. Moseley of the New Haven House, is at home suffering with a broken bone in one of his ankles, caused by a mis- step from a stage in New York.
 Appropriate and interesting memorial ser- vices were held at the Beers street chapel, Rev. MT. Wheeler, pastor, yesterday after noon. There was 8 large attendance.
 The engagement of Gustave ". Kahn of M. Kahn 6 Son, and Miss Hattie E. Myers is announced. Miss Myers was a member of the class of '97, Hillhouse High school.
 A grand jubilee was celebrated in Sperry Street A. M. E. Bethel church yesterday. The Rev. J. B. Stansberry and other divines 7:30 p. m.
 flce Hres1denG Reed or the COnSOl1QaCeQ road spent a few hours in Hartford Saturday inspecting the new depot. All the engineer ing work relative to the new bridge and de- pot was under his direction.
 S. E. Gessner of Birmingham has received the contract for building handsome cottage at Merwin's Point for William E. Downes. The building is to be one of the finest at the shore and will cost over 8 900.
 The Hartford battalion of the First Regi- ment, o. N. G., has review and battalion drill tonight. Governor Bulksley and staff will review the troops There will be also 8 dress parade and distribution of marksmens badges.
 The MT. Bristol who is dangerously i'll is not E. E. Bristol, the livery stable keeper siding on Clark street, ss stated in Sunday paper, but Henry l.. Bristol of Meadow street. His illness began with the bursting of blood vessel.
 The General AssocIation. The General Association of Connecticut will hold it's 1S0th meet on June 18 19 at the Park street church, Bridgeport.
 NThe Benefits of Advertising need no argument. Judicious- ly conducted, it assures success. For practi- cal suggestions consult
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