Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-05
LOCAL N NE WIS.
Brief Mention.

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 Brief Mention.
 Mourning papers at Dorman's.
 Smoke Heublein's Chancellors.
 Chief Whitlock, of Ansonia, returns from Florida next week.
 Miss Cora Wetstein, of Bridgeport, is vis- iting friends in this city.
 Mrs. Mary Scollen, of Southington, died suddenly on Thursday afternoon of hemor- rhage.
 Use Adamant wall plaster for patching, as it dries in few hours. Any mason can use it.
 The supper and entertainment given by the gentlemen of the Plantsville Congregational church netted $15O.
 Resin soaps will shrink and discolor Aan- nels and woolens, but Brussels soap never does, being pure and white.
 Emery F. Strong of Bridgeport wants to be consul at Montreal and Dr. Perry of Ridgefeld at Rouen, France.
 Wooster lodge, F. and A. M., has pre- sented one of their number, Max Brinkman, with large etching and easel.
 Mrs. Elias Merwin, aged 66, of Maromas, while visiting her nephew, D. B. Arnold, in Middletown this week, fell and broke her leg.
 Bishop Williams will make his annual vis- itation at Christ church this evening to ad- minister the rite of confrmatian. Service at 7:3O.
 A horse belonging to George Messenger of Southington, and for which he paid $s1O a short time ago, died suddenly Thursday morning.
 Deacon Samuel NJ. Morley, who has been proprietor of the Union House in Essex for ten years, has sold the property to MT. Platt of Centerbrook.
 The Progress" club will give a reception and dramatic recital at their rooms in the Exchange building to the members and their friends tonight.
 The Consolidated road has decided to al- low the passenger trainmen to procure their own uniforms, provided they axe of the reg ulation style and material.
 Charles H. Smith, of Ansonis, graduated on March 29th in veterinary surgery at the Ontario Veterinary college, Toronto, Can- ada, with the highest honors.
 About $50 was netted by the musicale given Wednesday evening at ex-Mayor York's residence on Edwards street for the benefit of the Leila Day nursery.
 Mrs. Catherine Donahue, aged 30, was found dead at her home ia South Boston, Wednesday night, under suspicious circum- stances. The husband was arrested.
 Frederick Hurd, secretary for years of the Wheeler & Wilson company, Bridgeport, succeeds w. H. Perry as treasurer of the concern and general superintendent.
 The members of the Women's Relief corps of Admiral Foote post will hold a sociable next Monday evening at the residence of their president, Mrs. Buckingham, 19 Eld street.
 The woman's board of city missions will hold their regular monthly meeting for April at their rooms at English Hall, corner of Court and State streets, at o'clock this afternoon.
 The High School Athletic association has elected the following officers: W. A. Aus tin, president: G. A. Lamb, vice president; Walter Hilton, secretary; A. N. Matthew man, treasurer.
 Bishop Goodsell is attending "confsrence' in Bridgeport. He is guest of Rev. L. R. Streeter. Bishop Foster is the guest of Dr. Robert Lauder. Judge Lockwood is enter taining five of the clergy.
 May you be happy each day of your life, Get 0 good husband and make a good wife; Have lots of children, as good people do, Keep them we'll shod in the Royal shoe,
 wholesale price, q Church street.
 Charles W. Ellsworth of Haddam, charged with the murder of the illigitimate child of his daughter, Grace Rogers, on Thanksgiv- ing day, pleaded guilty to manslaughter. He was sentenced to State prison for six years. The Hartford and Connecticut Western railroad has bought for 5000 the Moses Grant farm in Granville (400 acres) and will locate it's roundhouse and repair shops there. It lies on both sides of the railroad about five miles from Winsted.
 Postmaster BeardsIey, of Stratford, found 8 lot of bees in mail bag with mail matter last week. The bees got loose and since then many people calling for their mail matter have had to bestir themselves, as the bees liked the postof6ce and mingled freely among the letters and letter boxes. The postmaster hasn't had so lively @ time since he was running for postmaster.