Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-16
LOCAL N X Ws.
Brief Mention.


Fancy ink wells at Dorman's.
Colonel 8. d. Horne of Winsted is recover
ing. ..--
$500 reward for shoe equal to the Royals
at 81 Church street.
When dissatisfied with all other cigars, try
Houblein's Elegantes.
Hartford odd Fellows go to Glen Island on
Thursday on the Starin.
Don't despair of finding pure soap until
you have tried Brussels.
The new park commission meets at the
City Hall tomorrow evening.
The United Clerks association of South
ington picnic at Gavin Rock to-day.
There will be meeting of the committee
on sewers In the City Hall tomorrow even
ing. .....
Miss Mamie Cannon of Liberty street re-
turned from u sojourn at Indian Neck yester.
day.
Colts band of Hartford gives an excursion
to Boston and Nantasket Beach, next FRI
day.
Inspector Edgarton, who has been investi-
eating post Office affairs here, left town yes
terday.
orville II. Fitch, aged ffty-six, of West
Cornwall, died at the hospital yesterday OF
epilepsy.
When people return again and again for a
new supply you may be sure they are satisfied
with Brussels SOAP,
The police commissioners meet this after
noon at four o'clock to hear the charges
against Officer Gelston.
The funeral of Mrs. Isabella Dover of An
sonia, occurred in that place yesterday, Rev.
Mr.. Mckinney officiating.
The Winchester Avenue horse railroad
company expects to start building Its line
Within few months md to use electric
cars.
The Mr.. Leonard who Is engaged In erect
lug several houses in town is not Rev. j. Y.
Leonard, but of ]. H. Leonard & Co., the
builders.
G. Kennedy and j. Condor Of Wallingford
are entered for the 1876 yards handicap of Co.
D. Hibegnian Rifles, In Middletown next
Saturday.
The German Baptist Sunday schools Of
New Haven and Bridgeport will hold 9
union picnic at Parlor Rock on the Gath oil
this month.
Mrs. A. II. Darlington, wife of A. II.
Darlington of the Derby Beef company,
was very low with pneumonia yesterday at
her fathers home In Middlebury.
Tho attendance at the summer school for
teachers at Mantle Is larger than In any past
and masters are there in attendance. The
school eloses tomorrow.
The grass crop in Connecticut is pro-
nouneed on all sides TO be simply great, but
whether the farmers will lose most of 1t fol
lack of sunshiny weather Is q question
which is now interesting good many peo'
pie.
George Farnham, youth of color, while
In saloon last evening gazed with longing
eyes ON an umbrella which belonged to Q
Mr.. Campbell, He made off with II and
soon after Officer Hackett escorted him to
the police Office. .-.-
A. l.. Thalheimer, son of Max Thalheimer,
and recent graduate from the Sheffield
Scientific school, has accepted position
with the noted Pratt & Whitney manufac-
turing concern and has gone to assume the
duties Of his position.
David Nemronski, o jeweler, sold a ring to
lady residing on Lafayette street. She
paid only part of the price and failing to pay
the balance Mr.. Memronski took the ring
away without due process of law. For this
the jeweler languished behind the bars last
night.
East Rock Park, Savin Rock and other
summer resorts about New Haven wore q
deserted appearance yesterday. Into each
life some rain must fall, some days must be
dark and dreary. Cloaks and overcoats as
well as waterproofs were in demand at the
sea shore houses.