Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-29
LOCAL NEWS.


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Royal shoes only at 81 Church street.
Rants collected promptly at II. P. Hoadley's.
Colonial Harry Taylor has bought the Miner
place on High street. Milford.
Rain and thunder yesterday and more rain
for this morning, flor change.
Dsrby's selectmen propose to pay Birming-
ham a. 200 for paving Main street.
Mr.. and George Ellis Of Waterbury cele-
brate their golden wedding tonight.
Yesterdays lightning damaged many tsle-
graph and telephone wires about the state.
st. Georges Literary society give an Easter
tea at Turn hall Tuesday evening, April is.
II taken freely Hygia Lithis Water will
prevent Brlghs's disease. e. Hewitt & Go.
sell IL.
The Seaside club of Bridgeport has just
voted to erect Hne new club house to cost
about $4,000.
John ]. MCCARTHY, for many years In the
plastering and stucoo business, died in
Bridgeport Thursday.
A few days since valuable horse owned
by d. q. Wood died from the effects of q kick
by another house.
Mr.. Murphy, proprietor of the Milford
house, who has been ct the Hot Springs In
Michigan for his health, has returned home.
John Myoock's place In West Wiusted was
robbed by burglars night before last of .
considerable amount OF money, jewelry and
silverware.
Fair Haven had hail storm all to itself
at about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
hail stones were think for few minutes and
some were % large 90 peas.
The II. L. Judd company Of Wallingford
are TO build an addition to their factory 100
feet long and three stories high, and will
put In new 100-horse power engine.
Principal K. 8. Gordy closed his oonnec-
ton with the Ansonia public schools ysstsr-
day, after having been principal for six
years. He was presented with q fne gold
watch by the teachers.
The veteran stsplechsser, Jim MCGOWAN,
recently sent to DR.. Bland Of Waterbury by
"Bill" DAILY of Hartford to be cured of .
bony deposit In the nigh forward knee. or to
be killed II inoursble. was shot dead yester-
day by the veterinary.
r. s. 8issell. for the last three years salss-
man at Curtis & Pisrpont's, Broadway, has
accepted Aattsring position with the Spring
field, Macs, Glaze Paper company, Of which
his uncle, Colonel Marsh, Is treasurer, and
leaves for Springfield to-day. The beat
Wishes of his many New Haven friends will
accompany him.
seleotman Jones of wsllingford while in
New Haven yesterday Wv Mrs. Thorpe, an
old lady who we'll recollsots that when the
old bridge In wallinRford below Nofss'a
crossing was removed 6fty years ago, the
railroad company built the new bridge. which
In turn was succeeded by the present one.
The town ia in dispute with the railroad
company about the care Of this bridge.
At Dwight Place church for the ensuing
year instead of double quartette there will
be solo quartette. Miss Mansfield and Miss
Wilson have been re'elReged. The tenor and
basso will be changed, but who the new In
oumbsnts will be Is not yet settled. Mr..
Munson, the tenor, has been engaged to sing
at the First NJ. e. church. Professor Par
sons ID re-engaged a. director of music and
orgsnist. There will be single qusrtette ct
the First NJ. e. church composed of Miss
Treat soprano, Miss Daniker oontralto, Mr..
Manson tenor, with bass not yet settled.