Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-16

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 For New England: Fair weather; stationary temperature; westerly winds
 
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Brief Mention. The new telephone directory was issued yesterday.
 The Frank R. Carter Shoe Go. It will pay to look them up.
 Make application for the night school at Yale Business college.
 The Foot Guard made fine appearance on their parade yesterday.
 No large rent or high prices at the Royal shoe store. Factory prices.
 Henry N. Beecher of Shelton leaves to- day for Los Angeles, Cal, to locate there Help out the orphans with your contri- buttons to-day. Give freely and hand somely.
 Messrs. Starbuck and Bostwick of the Standard Oil company were in town last evening.
 The Holland county republicans yester- day nominated John H. Buell. of Hebron for sheriff.
 The Metropolitan Rubber company of Wallingford are getting out Q million feet of wire for one man.
 George w. Davis (republicna) of liar winton was nominated for state senator yesterday at Winsted.
 Mrs. H. B. Frost and Mrs. Walter Lewis, both of this city, are the guests of Mrs. A. w. Ives of Birmingham.
 Henry J. Allen was nominated for sher- if of Litchfield county yesterday by the democrats at Litchfield.
 The races at the Waterbury driving park will take place October 21, %, 23 and 24 The purses amount to $1 $50.
 The Wholesale Grocers' association ot Southern New England had a meeting and dinner yesterday at Prokasky's.
 Ebenezer Sexton, aged seventy mine died at his home in Collinsville on Sun day. He had held many town offices.
 William H. Moseley of the New Havel house, with Mrs. Moseley, has gone to Nor folk, va., for the benefit of his health.
 No more deserving charity than thu orphan asylum exists, and it is home charity, right at our doors. Give hberally to-day.
 Dr. A. N. Swift, the resident physician of the Murray Hill hotel, New York, is ( son of Dr. Swift of our neighboring towr of Hamden.
 St. Paul's.parish Young Mems society has elstected: President, William E. Waterbury; secretary, F. A. Holcomb treasurer, E. c. Jones.
 In Hartford yesterday Miles B. Preston was nominated for sheriff by the demo- crats. First Selectman George W. Fowler was close competitor.
 The funeral of Miss Martha M. Lendroth will be held at 2:30 this afternoon at the Zion Lutheran church. Rev. William Koepchen of Meriden will officiate.
 Charles Winship, now one of the mil ionaires of Minneapolis, Minn., and a brother of Leonard A. Winship of this city, has been stopping at the New Haven house.
 Erastus Wiman spoke in Bridgeport last night at Hawes' opera house, under the auspices of the Bridgeport board of trade His subject was, IA Commerce that can be Continental"
 Hamden has voted to have the work on it's roads given out by contract for five years Captin s. P. Crafts and Orrin Dickerman were appointed roadmasters. A ten mill tax was laid.
 Another meeting of the Building and Loan association will be held this evening at the hall in Todd's block, corner of Elm and State streets, at 8 o'clock. All per sons interested in the plan are invited to be present.
 Rev. A. A. Lathbury of Shelton went to Brooklyn yesterday to unite in marriage 8. Edgar Briggs of New York to Miss Belle Refs of Brooklyn. MT. Briggs if manager of F. H. Revell's publishing house New York.
 A morning paper said yesterday that ar application for appointment of conserva. tor over the estate of Milo D. Futile, of the Brokett & Futile company, has been filed in the probate court. The statement is without any foundation.
 The marriage of Miss Alice c. Browne daughter of President J. D. Browne of the Connecticut Fire Insurance company, and Francis R. Cooley occurred at 8:30 o'clock last evening at the brides residence or Pennington avenue, Hartford.
 Miss Marie l.. Kirschner, the well knowr singer, will leave on Wednesday for New Orleans, where she will remain unti spring. Her many friends regret to los her from New Haven's musical circles, a well as socially. She has been meeting with brilliant success in many places wher she has sung.
 Ex-Governor Waller, ex Lieutenant Gov ernor Loomis, ex-Governor Lounsbury ant our present chief magistrate, Governol Bulkeley, also Hon. James M. Townsend of this city, F. J. Hart and wife of thi city, w. E. Barnett of this city and othe New Haven and Connecticut people,. al found themselves guests at the Murra, Hill hotel, New York, on the same day last Tuesday.