Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-10-24


New goods just IN 81 Dornanhs
You get 30 cents worth OF soap for %
cents when you buy Brussels. g..
John b. Anterior, we'll known Bridge
port Odd Fellow, died yesterday.
The Y. p. s. O. H. delegates will be pro-
vided with diuner At thirty cents head at
LOOMS Temple Of Music tomorrow noon.
The grub and oanker-worm exterminator
sold by George Il. Ives, $40 State street, will
thoroughly protect your elm and fruit trees.
Mr.. Blakeslee has recently added Spanish
and italian to his school Of languages. His
German class at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms num-
bers about twenty-five pupils.
Cyrus Northrop, IL. D., president OF the
University of Minnesota, is staying at the
residence of Edwin +. Msrsiok, 1856 Chapel
street. He will remain In the city during
THE week.
The Msriden Poultry association have
voted to give special premium Of 500 to
the New Haven Poultry association for their
January show, and also to give them the
use of their coops.
The water main at Orange and Court
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water was forced up into the street, which
would have been flooded had there not been
CATCH basin at the corner.
William e. Wheeler, coal dealer of Strait
ford, was drowned on Tuesday In the Houss-
tonic river. He served In the war In the
First Connecticut cavalry and was prisoner
for six months at Andersonville.
Operations had to be suspended on the
Winthrop avenue sewer yesterday. A cab
horse fell into the sewer trench where II was
seventeen feet deep. II was extricated after
two hours work, apparently uninjured.
Birmingham was we'll represented yester-
day at the laying OF the corner stone Of the
new Methodist church In Shelton. A silver
trowel was used, which was sold to the high
est bidder o. the close Of the ceremonies.
A reception will be held In room ORCH
ard street, Miss O. NJ. Galpin tescher, this
afternoon from Q until $50 O'Clock. Next
week Friday q reception will be given in
room Dwight school, Miss O. II. oviatt
teacher.
George W. Cable read selections from his
drande Pointe last evening at the Trinity
Methodist church. A fair sized audience
was present and thoroughly appreciated the
inimi,able rendition Of the distinguished
novelist.
Joseph L. Barrett, past dictator Of Union
lodge, Knights Of Honor, of Ansonis, has
been made by appointment grand guardian
of the Grand lodge Of the State, 9 place
made vacant by the death of the late I'd
ward Carter Of the same lodge.
Bsggagemsster Edward Perry Of Conduo-
tor Edward Bradley's train has been pro-
NOTED to the position OF conductor upon the
New Haven and Derby road, and Torrance
Brennan, who for long term Of years was
baggagemaster upon the same train, but who
left the road some three years since, has been
secured to all his old position.
The nrst Of series of lectures on phrenol-
ogy ~ applied to teaching will be given by
Mr.. Arthur B. Morrill,. principal Of tho State
Normal school at willimantic. on Saturday.
October 20, At o q. m, In room No. 10 High
school. Teachers In all schools. public and
private, as we'll a. other persons interested
In education, are cordially invited 10 attend.
Rev. A. w. Lightbourns, pastor Of the
Congregational church at Portchester, . son
Of Rev. ]. II. Lishtbourne, formerly pastor
OF the Methodist church al Birmingham, has
disappeared. Mr.. Lghtbourne preached his
last sermon on October 9Th, and the follow
lag Wednesday disappeared entirely. He
h I'd been 10 New York for medical treatment
for slight shock of paralysis.