Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

The best letter press at Dorman's.
 Scribner's for April is received and for sale by T. H. Pesse & Son.
 St. Joseph's church, Westyille, is in @ most prosperous condition.
 Smoke Heublein's ChAncellers, Cuban made and all imported tobacco.
 James Malley, ST., of Wilkesbarre, Penn., is visiting old friends in this city.
 Mr. s. E. Osborn, assistant treasurer of Yale college, is quite ill at his residence.
 Next Sunday evening the monthly praise service takes place at Dwight Place church.
 Naomi lodge No. 1. D. of R., holds 8 soci- able in Sassacus armory tomorrow evening.
 The choir of St. Francis church, Fair Haven, is to have private banquet after Lent.
 Detective Brewers little daughter, who has been very i'll with pneumonia, is now improving.
 Senior Vice Commander George Keeler of the G. A. R., who has been very i'll, is de- clared to be out of danger.
 One bar of Brussels soap will do more work than two bars of many of the cheap rosin soaps now being used.
 Owing to the spring-like and bright weather yesterday, visitors at East Rock Park were quite numerous.
 H. M. Rose, of Milford, has received word that brother residing in the West died from the effects of gunshot wound.
 Danbury fruit dealers and newsdealers have been prohibited by the police from keeping open Sundays hereafter.
 Only two wedding licenses were granted last week and Registrar Carr justly pro- nounced it dull week for wedding licenses.
 St. Ignatius T. A. B. Society, of Fair Ha- ven, will hold 8 fair at Quinnipiac rink, opening the 24th and lasting four or five nights.
 This evening Trinity M. E. church pre- sents Rev. Dr. Reed with the resolutions they recently passed as a tribute to their de- parting pastor.
 The survey for the branch road to con nect Pennington and New Britain is nearly completed. The work of laying the tracks will begin in 6 few weeks.
 Only few days left to secure the bargains at Northrop's art store. All not sold previ- ously will be offered at auction without re- serve, commencing Thursday evening.
 E. G. Robertson of Hartford, president of the Hartford Investment company, has tele- graphed to Hartford that his company is is sound and solvent and that reports to the contrary are false.
 William Woodward, the cotton broker who died suddenly in New York day or two ago, had pleasant cottage at the Pequot settlement, where he has for some years made his summer home. |, The large and iudicious advertising agents Messrs. Lord & Thomas, of Chicago, have issued neat and handy type measure and ruler combined. It will be found of use in many ways to business men.
 MT. William Woodward and Samuel Wood ward, of the Annex, are each building new houses on Townsend avenue, and ex-Con- gressman Mitchell is painting and otherwise improving his house and barns on the same avenue.
 Many of the poems from that rare little volume "Love-Lore," of which Mir. W. J. Linton printed fifty copies on his private press at his home in New Haven, have been included in collection which he is about to bring out in London.
 Connecticut ice dealers meet in Msridsn at the Winthrop next Thursday evening to dis ouss the situation, and probably raise the price of ice for the coming season. They will also probably form an organization for their mutual interests
 Mrs. Blakeman of Clark street, who was knocked insensible few weeks ago by 8 horse and carriage, has not yet entirely re- covered from the effects of the injuries re- ceived. All efforts by the police to ascer- tain the name of the driver of the team have been unavailing.