Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M enslOn.


Rubber bands by the pound at Dormans
The best 10 the cheapestl Then buy Brus
sells soap, the best in use.
A pair of slippers are given free with shoe
at the Royal, 81 Church street.
The summer cruise of the New Haver
Yacht club will begin August Sd.
s. l.. M. Barlow, the eminent New Yorl
jurist, was native Of Greenfield. CT.
William II. Conklin will speak In tn
Seamen's Bethel next Sunday evening.
Ex-Governor Henry B. Harrison and fam
lily are at Lake Dunmore, Salisbury, VT.
The l.. Candee Rubber company is talkinl
of having a shutdown for one week soon.
Rev. Spencer Ii. Bray, of New York, re
turned from Birmingham to this city yester
day.
Chief Marsh OF Bridgeport is reported t.
have closed all the gambling places In thai
city.
You can't help being satisfied with Brus.
sells soap, 80 1t Ia no experiment to try IT,
but a sure thing.
We guarantee the purity of all our goods
Price is entirely governed by age.-G. f.
Heublein & Bro.
Charles Geider Of this city. district deputy
installed the officers of Friedrich Wilhelm
lodge last eveaing.
Washington camp No. 2, P. o. s. of A.,
will enjoy banquet next Wednesday
evening in their lodge room.
The Connecticut legislators of 1885 will
hold THAR animal ran MON M uiIi,a Horn a.
stead, Savin Rock, August o.
Mr.. II. l.. Morehouse, the Msriden
builder, was awarded the contract for the
completion of the Meriden High school yes
terday at 80, 800.
Cards are out announcing that Mr.. George
Haines and Miss Grace Lincoln will be mar
ried at the Dwight Place church Monday,
July 90, at 10 o'clock noon.
Louis osterweis, Caroline Osterweis, Ed
ward Strouse and Isaac Rosenberg have just
formed company for the manufacture of
oorsets in this city. with 81, 900 capital.
Conductor Roderiok S. Beers of Bridge
port, who had his arm broken In the railroad
disaster at Quinnipiac recently, will not be
able to resume his duties for several weeks.
The West Haven Water company has ex.
tended Its main from the A. F. Wood cor
ner down First avenue as far as the resi-
denoe and large poultry yard of Mr.. @. P.
Jordan.
Eureka Temple of Honor of Middletown
give moonlight excursion down the river
this evening. The large and commodious
two.deck barge Juno, of this city, has been
chartered for the purpose.
William Ii. futile, the State street fruit
merchant, has refused an offer Of $500 for
his trick dog Rover. Also has declined an
offer to travel with troupe which is making
money with performing dogs.
A pair of horses owned by Charles North
rop, of Hamden, made things lively on
Whalley avenue about noon yesterday.
They ran from near Dwight street to Orchard.
A slightly strained axle was the only dam
age.
Mayor Peck has ordered Superintendent
Bollman to detail policeman for permanent
duty at the State House to keep the people,
particularly the children, out of the range of
danger during the demolition of the old
bIucbuEo.
The Norwalk. New Haven and Derby trot-
ting associations will undoubtedly form q
circuit and will hold their meetings as fol-
lows: Norwalk third week In August, Der
by Arst week in September, New Haven the
third week In September.
A horse fell down on Grand avenue nearly
In front of Aliens drug store yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock and broke the shafts
OF the carriage to which IL was attached. A
crowd got the horse up and mau went to
find the owner of the team.
Milo Hart Of Watertown, sged eighty
four, has gained twenty pounds in weight
within eighteen months, and his hair, at one
time nearly all gone, is now growing thic ker
aud darker than ever. He also now reads
without "specs," although he had used them
'or sixty years.