Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-19
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LOCAL NEWS.
Rrlsf Mentlen.

Good note paper 80 per quirs ct Dorman's.
Rent collected promptly at q. P. Hoadley's.
Try Brussels soap and you will always use
II.
Tax Collector Burr 8. Beach, Of Terry
VILE, died on Thursdsy, aged sixty-six.
He was highly esteemed.
Charles Lemmsll tell In at In front Of the
City Hall at $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
He was cared for by the police.
The executive committee Of the National
Carriage Makers association have chosen
Frank Il. Hooker, Of this city, chairman.
Hart D. Munson and w. W. Bailey are
candidates for the position Of secretary of
the Republican league, resigned by Collector
Kellam.
There will be special meeting of the En-
erald Guard tomorrow evening. Business
of importance will be brought before the
company.
Six Of the solid silver goblets forming .
part OF the communion service Of the Madi.
son Congregational church were given to the
church more than 1874 years ago.
Attention IL called to the advertisement of
an auction sale Of the desirable property at
5s7, sos aud 8O5 State street by ]. Rosen-
bluth, which appears In another column.
Charles e. Chaffss, of Windsor Looks, has
given 5000 for the erection of . soldiers
memorial hallin that place. The building
will DO of granite and will be begun In the
spring.
Thomas o'Donnell, bartender at Leary's
saloon on Church street, was arrested last
night for assaulting George Paul by hitting
him on the head with . botte. Paul's
wounds are not serious.
Bridget Flanagan obtained . verdict in
the Circuit court at White Plains yesterday
for 50, 900 damages against the Consolidated
road for the loss of her son Cornelius, who
was killed at Pelhamville.
The case Of John O. Bradley will again
come before Commissioner Wright to-day,
and will probably be postponed again. The
case of Charles Palmer will come up Mon
day and will probably be similarly treated.
Congressman William e. Sinonds, who
has been In Washington through the week,
will argue the case Of Day vs. the Fair Ha-
ven and westville horse railroad company
before the Superior court st Hartford on
Monday.
At the MeIiden Turner's entertainment on
Thursday evening T. Eokel, of this city, won
applause by his manipulation Of the Indian
clubs and added to his already favorable
impression by swinging two globes hlled
with water.
Burgess & Burgess are doing very large
business In making ssslskin sacques TO order
from their splendid new. stock of seslskins,
and are selling many newly made mp, and
shoulder oapes. at manufsotursrs' prices. AL
the fall styles Of mems hats.
The frat of the Ansonis street railway a.
sessmsnt cases will be tried next month.
The hearing will take place In Ansonis be-
fore Henry q. White and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Merwin of New Haven and Homer
Twitchell Of Naugatuck, . committee ap-
pointed by the Common Pleas court.
The large aoral displays ct the funeral Of
Rev. Mr.. Petit, and those al the funerals Of
Mrs. STREET. and Mrs. Hoffman, have been
finely photographed at Besrs' photo parlors.
The floral designs at the double funeral
numbered eleven large pieces and were all
made in one group, artistically arranged.
DR.. James Reilly, who has been Ill for
'ome time, was so very low last evening |
hat there were reports given circulation |
that he was dead. He IL son of the late |
Bernard Reilly. He has been . praoticing |
physician for some time past, with an Office |
1t the corner Of Broad and Cedar streets.
A Meridsn party of ladies and gentlemen
visited Savin Rock yesterday, the autumnal
weather being so fine, and enjoyed an outing
and dinner at Hills' Homestead. In the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Doolittle, Mr..
and Mrs. George Il. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F. Lnsley, Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Davis,
and about dozen others.