Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-02
LOCAL NRw s.

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 LOCAL NEWS.
 Brier Mention.
 Matchless Letter Files at Dorman's.
 The Clock Shop starts up again to-mor- row.
 Many os the large factories close to-day on account of Labor Day.
 John Andrews, the oldest merchant in Clinton, died Saturday.
 Smoke Heablein's Chanosllors Cuban made and all imported tobacco.
 The carriage body makers circle will pics nio at Pawson Park to-day, Labor Day. The board of education meets to night and the board of aldermen also has meeting.
 The now Swedish Lutheran Church In Bridgeport was dedicated yesterday after noon.
 Nothing had been heard of Farquhar the missing clerk, at the Union depot Saturday night.
 The banks close to day, most of the dry goods stores and other stores will be open as usual.
 Lsna Loeb, has been giAing specimens of her magnetic skill and mind reading in Tor ripRton,
 William II. Conklin spoke ct the Juvenile Temple meeting yesterday afternoon In Eng- lish Hall
 Already 6s Sir Knights have signed to 90 toWashington to attend the trisnneal conclave in October.
 The Wilimantic State Normal School opens to-day In temporary quarters in the Savings Institute building.
 The Derby Silver Company employer Shell ton, had jolly time on their picnic at Par Tor Rock Saturday.
 Y. A. Willoughby and wife, of Chicago, and her sister, Miss La Salle, are visiting friends in this city.
 Admiral Post, c. A. R., received two new members Saturday night. Several prominent visitors were present.
 Rathbone Lodge, K. of F., receives and entertains New York lodge, No. 10l, of New York city on September IS.
 St. Msry's Church parishoners are prepar- ing to hold a grand fair, similar to that held so successfully two years ago.
 Mir. W. c. Lineburgh, of Bridgeport, lios at his home on State street quiet seriously i'll with inflammation of the bowels.
 Mir. Arthur S. Witherspoon, night editor of the COURIER, has gone on Q trip to Penn- sylvanis to be absent week or more.
 D. M. Welch & Sons' stores will be closed Monday, September 2d, all day, on ao- count of tho annual picnic at Pawson Park. The regular meeting of the board ot man. agers, of the Young Women's Christian Asso. ciasion will be held this afternoon ct 3 p. m, Frank Buzzeli. who was shot by William Gilbert at Bullen's saloon, Bridgeport, Tuss- day evening is dead. Blood poisoning and inflammation set In.
 In these days of sdulteration, we think 1t is good policy to use that which you know to be strictly pure. Therefore use Brussels soap. It Ia not adulterated.
 At Turn Hall this week Friday the retail liquor dealers of this city will meet and or ganize for tho purpose of protecting them selves for the screen law and similar acts.
 William Tilsham, who was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the burglary at Mrs. Bangs school threatens to sue Officers P. Doherty and Stanford for false imprison- ment.
 President r. A. Pratt, of the Pratt & Whit ney Company, of Hartford, has returned from Europe with $300,000 worth of orders for gun machinery. chiefly for Blegium and Germany.
 Admission to tho Odd Fellow exercises at the ayperian tomorrow evening will be by tickets, to be obtained of the committee and the number is limited to the seating capacity of the house.
 Thomas Maher, of Milford, was run over while walking on the railroad track in Mil ford Saturday. He had an arm and leg broken and sustained internal injuries that may prove fatul. David H. Clark, the builder, Is erecting . new barn on the rear of his new shops on Brewery street and is building an addition to the factory premises. He bought tho property about two months ago.
 The funeral of John MoHugh took place from the Sacred Heart Church, Saturday. There was large attendance. The bearers were William Daly, Thomas McHugh, Peter McHugh, M. Wrinor, James Byrnes and Will liam Moran.
 The work on the new cathedral on Farm. ington avenue, Hartford, Is rapidly advano. ing, and the date of completion cannot now be far distant. The stately edi6cs, majestic on the exterior and magniHcsnt within, will be source of pride to the Capitol City.
 FIN. Kelsey and J. 0. Peck of this city and Senator Graham of West Haven are to form company this fall to manufacture the new Dsnbridge signal invented by MT. Kelsey MT. Kelsey Is young inventor who has hii test room at No. 25 Artizan street. A de scription of the signal was published in tn, COURIER several months ago.
 Owing to the fact that September 1, fell or Sunday and that to.day, Labor Day, Is { legal holiday, Collector Futile has decided te charge no interest on unpaid taxes unti September 4. Over $700,O00 on this year. taxes were paid in up to Saturday night The offer will bs open to-day and $100,00 more Is expected to come in to-day.
 A Claar Case.