Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-10-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Rrl0f Mention.

JAPANESE uhpkiun ~ ooAnA"hS.
DR.. jackson, of Richmond, preached at st.
Paul's church yesterday morning.
The prospects of . new evening Demo
cratic daily in this city are growing less.
Leopold, ssl Chapel street, is making
great success In cabinet photos. Try him.
United States Commissioner W. A. Wright
went to New York on Saturday, but returns
to-day.
Isaac O. Lewis, one Of Ksriden's promi-
nsnt old citizens, was ssventy-seven years
old Saturday.
The Rev. Or. Holland preached yesterday
morning and evening at the First Presby-
terrain church.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Whiting. of this city, ID at DR..
Strong's sanitarium, Saratoga Springs, to re-
main . few weeks.
More than $50. 900 Ii pledged for the erse-
ton of an opera house In Norwich, and more
is being subscribed.
Landlord Ketohum of the former Park
Central Hotel. Hartford, Is to take charge Of
the Converse House, this city.
A "cold process" soap cannot have the
strength and lasting qualities of boiled
soap. Brussels Is boiled soap.
f. A. Southworth, Of Southworth &
Thrasher, left for Philadelphia Saturday
night, to be absent about week.
The wedding Of Archibald ". Ives and
Miss Pauline Frost will take place at No. 612
Chapel street on October Esd ct 7p.m
The work on the new round house of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road at Mott Haven 10 progressing rapidly.
Attorney @. Il. Sawyer, Of Meriden, left
Saturday for Lancaster, Ohio, whore he IL
to be married to Miss Brasss next Thursday.
Miss Emma r. Harrison, daughter Of Il.
A. Harrison, the lumber dealer, was married
on Thursday evening to Mr.. Harold Msgoni-
gle. Of New York city.
The annual meeting Of the State Grange
will be held at Willimantic, beginning JAM
uary 14th and continuing four days, con-
GLIDING with banquet.
And now they claim that Faulkner's Island
Is not only growing smaller every veal, owing
to the action of the waves, but that the
time Is not far of when II will be nothing
but dangerous sand bar.
Mr.. Joel Foster, of Norwich Town, has
come into possession Of two pairs Of speota
c,es; one pair Is 200 years old and the other
pair 100 years. They were given him by his
amt, the late Mrs. Potter of Lebanon.
The British American association hold .
public meeting tonight, At which addresses
will be made by J. Mackrills and 8. G. Fleet
wood Of the Consolidated road, Editor Wilder
OF the Palladium aud Rev. Mr.. Markwick.
George w. Gable, the gifted novelist, will
read select passages from his own works 81
an entertainment given by the Social Union
of Trinity NJ. E. church on next "wednesday
evening. The attractive entertainment will
no doubt, draw out large audience.
The Grand division, Sons Of Temperance
holds its annual session next Thursday at the
Athsneum, opening at 10 O'Clock. Charlsl
A. Baldwin of this city, grand worthy patri
arch, and other officers will mako reports
Fifty-fve divisions will be represented.
The case of the United States W. ex-Cash.
Ter John O. Bradley came up again befor'
Commissioner Wright ON Saturday and q
request of counsel, e. p. Arvine, was post
; poned until November 8th, the district attor
ney, Mr.. Sill. making no opposition. .
efforts at asettlement are In progress.
Rev. Mr.. Squires, pastor of the church o
the Messiah, leaves to-day for Lynn, Mass.
to attend the National Universalist conven
ton. Others who will be there from thi
State are Rev. DR.. Chaplin of Meriden, Rev
Mr.. Grant Of Stamford, Rev. J. Smith Dodg
Of Stamford, Mr.. Wallace Bacon Of Msriden
and quite number Of other pastors and lay
men.
In answer to correspondent. d. L. Moody
the great evangelist, expressed his Opinion
recently on the prohibition question. saying
az believe In prohibition, but not In tn
third party. I also believe that there II n
use in having law until there IL public sen
timent that will secure an enforcement Q
1t. II I could enact prohibition law in II
linols tomorrow by turning over my hand
would not turn IL over, becauseI don't be
= lieve the State IL ripe for It,"