Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. -
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Hunting Wildcats and foxes is now all
the rage in Lebanon.
Would you walk two blocks for $1g If
SO call at the Royal shoe store.
Captain Slayback of the Wesleyan foot
ball team is again disabled owing to an in
jured rib.
Mr.. Thompson and wife, Mrs. Nash and
Miss Gertrude Nash Of Madison expect to
sail from England ere long.
Frank G. Lacey in in town for q few
days. He il soon to start for the south,
whore he Intends to spend the winter.
A big consignment of choice cut flowers
from New York at Dickerman's to-day at
immense bargains. A very rare chance
At Osborn hall tonight Professor
Stoeckel lectures on stringed instruments,
and string quartette will furnish music.
A Wall street man is authority for the
statement that Hartford, in proportion to
its size, is the heaviest customer the street
has.
In Hartford yesterday Ann and Mary
Meyers, two old ladies between sixty and
seventy years of age, were found dead at
their home.
Trinity parish held special meeting
last evening to take action upon the pro-
posed sale of land to the United States
government. No definite action, however,
was decided upon.
All who are DESTROYS of forming rifle
club are requested to meet at room No. is,
Insurance building, Thursday, November
16, at o'clock sharp, for the purpose of
forming rifle club.
Mr.. Arthur B. Hubbard, manager of the
Western Union telegraph Office in Middle
town, has resigned to accept similar po-
sition in the freight Office of the Consoli-
dated road in that city.
For spring flowers. This is the month
for planting out bulbs for spring bloom
ing. A fine assortment of tulips, hya-
cinths, crocus, ETC., are offered very low to
close out stock by Frank 8. Platt, 374 State
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Clark of Plain
vile returned Saturday from Va tws
months stay in Maine, whore Mr.. Clarl
went for his health He returns in feebl'
hesath, having had . seyresttack of pneu
monia.
William A. Rice of Tacoma, WASH, who
graduated at the Sheffield scientific school
in 1886, has accepted responsible posi-
ton in the establishment Of Sargent & Co
and will remove to this city soon with his
family.
Isaac Knapp Of Torrington has been set
ting traps on Stones mountain for coons
Sunday he found a good-sized wildcat in
his trap and while he was devising a way
to bring it home alive his dog rushed upon
and killed it. "a
At the meeting of Nathan Hale camp No.
last evening Past Captain E. g. Sohlach-
ter was granted an honorable discharge,
and George F. Murray of Admiral Foote
camp No. 81 was received into membership,
being transferred by card.
The Choir guild of Connecticut, includ-
ing choirs from Hartford, New Haven,
Bridgeport, Stamford and Holy Trinity OF
Niddletown, will hold their second annual
choir festival at Trinity church, New Ha-
ven, Thursday evening, November 90.
The State Democratic club of Connect
cut will celebrate the close of the campaign
and their share in its success at a dinner
at Warner hall in New Haven on Tuesday
evening of next week. Governor Morris
and his associates on the state ticket will
be present, with other distinguished
guests