Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention

Robbers free with Royal shoee
 The Connecticut Prison association has it's annual in Hartford, Jan. 31.
 The fremen's concert and ball in Southing- ton occurs on Friday evening, Feb. 1st.
 Dr. Broadus lectures at Marquand chapel to-day at p. m. on "The minister and his bible."
 Prof. Hoppin lectures at the Yale Art school at 3 D. m. to day on 'tThe Spanish echool of paintings"
 Anthony Comstock gave two addresses in Meriden Sunday. One of them was at the Rev. O. H. Williams church.
 The members of St. Johns German Luth- eran church in Meriden are at variance with their pastor, Rev. MT. Kraft.
 First Lieutenant P. H. Smith will be elected captain of the Hillyer Guard, Hart ford, next Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Thomas Wallace, jr., of Anaonia gives whist party Thursday afternoon, in honor of Miss Migeon, of Torrington.
 New Haven's Real Estate Record has changed it's name to the Connecticut Record, and enlarged it's pages to twice their former size.
 An adjourned meeting of St. Pauls parish will be held on Thursday evening to consider the report of the new parish building com mittee.
 A. Lerfrost, Swede in Ansonia, was shot in tine leg Sunday by companion named Alfred Johnson, who is under arrest. They hada quarrel.
 / Two additional cases of diphtheria and two of scarlet fever were reported to the health officer in Bridgeport yesterday morning, ,mak- ing six in all.
 Lewis H. Taylor of Springfield, Mass, for merly editor of the Springfield Union, died Sunday evening, aged s7. He was native of Enfield, Ct.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Northam and MT. and Mrs. Silas Chapman, jr., all of Hartford, will leave Feb. 26 for 8 two months' trip to the Pacific coast.
 James Collun, e butcher of Ansonia, is under arrest charged by the Derby Beef Go. with forging his fathers signature on bill of meats of $1oo. .....
 Cards are out for the wedding Wednesday evening of Miss Pattie A. Rowe and Wilbur T. Jefferson, of the firm of T. G. W. JeFer- son St Son, of Fair Haven.
 Wednesday evening in Southington the Rev. I. W. Foster of New Haven will deliver lecture under the auspices of the G. A. R.. i; subject, 'sThe Army Mule."
 The annual meeting of the New Haven county Sunday school superintendents' union was held in this city yesterday when several interesting papers were read.
 The Apollo Banjo and Glee clubs of Yale will give @ concert at Providence Thursday evening; one at Guilford February 6, and concerts at Wallingford and Bridgeport a little later.
 The Democrats nominated Joseph B. Brom- lev for the common council to fill the vasan- cy in the Seventh ward, yesterday. MT. Bromley's Republican opponent will be Peter H. Heery, of 232 Wallace street.
 The New Haven Toboggan club have voted to form a stock company of not over 200 members with shares at $16 each. If 100 shares are not taken before February 2 the manager will take down the slide and sell 1t.
 The funeral of the late James Olmstead the druggist, took place from his residence on West Chapel street, and was privately ats tended only by the family and a few intimate friends. Rev. Dr. Smythe of6ciated. The interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
 The cold wave did not amount to much hereabouts; and is to be followed by warm wave, which is now on it's way East. The chances for sn ice crop are daily growing less, but the ice men do not yet give it up and point to many cold, stinging cold Februa- ries.
 A large number of railroad employees were present at Brakeman McDermott's funeral in Birmingham Sunday, including Conductors Beers, Bradley, Smith, Conner and Phelps. Twenty hacks went out from this city, there not being enough in town to supply the de- mand.
 The Echo Farm Co.,, of Ltchfeld, Conn.,, spares no expense in the furnishing of puTe milk and sweet cream Sent in glass bottles labeled and dated enables one to make sure that they are getting the article fresh. A. M. Barrows & Co.,, 12 Fair street, are sole agents.
 Mrs. Anna Caldwell Bailey of Scusa Main street, SouthingtoD, died Monday morning after a protracted illness, at the age of 30. She was a sister of the late Birdsey Caldwell. The cause of death was dropsy. Mrs. Bailey had many friends in different parts of the State and endeared herself to all by her un- falling cheerfulness and kindness of heart.