Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

1000 recommendations = Royal Shoe Store. "
 Make application for the night school at Yale Business College.
 The New Haven Bicycle club took run to South End yesterday.
 Tuney Soule's barn in New Milford was destroyed by fire Friday night. Iucendi- aries did it.
 The new mail boxes for newspapers and packages are great improvement, and so say all the people.
 Friends of William Gadd, the missing man from Whitneyville, now think he has sailed to return to England.
 Captain William G. Dickinson addressed large temperance gathering in Quinni- piac rink yesterday afternoon.
 MT. J. U. Sammis of Bridgeport has taken positiau with the hardware firm of F. S. Bradley & Co. of this city.
 Fully sixty members of New Haven Commandery K. T., will go to the knights dinner at Stony Creek tomorrow.
 All three of the democratic aspirants for nomination as state senators-States, Fox and Wolfe-are hopeful of success. Captain w. M. Stevens of Company F, Fourth regiment, who fell from a third story window Friday night, died Satur- day.
 Charles Blackman, son of William H. H. Blackman, formerly of New Haven, will marry Miss Francis Grace Chapel, N. Y., on Thursday.
 There was a slight fire at Winchester armory. It caught in the blacksmith shop and was extinguished by the hands with out calling upon the hose company.
 William H. Callahan, one of Heublein's popular walters, and Miss Jennie Cronogue of 36 Nicoll street, will be married at St. Mary's church Friday evening at o'clock.
 Chief Joseph B. Carrier of the Norwich fire department died at his home on High street, Saturday evening, after an illness of several months of a complication of dis eases.
 The veterans of the old Twentieth c. V. reunite on Thursday next at Youngs pa- villion formerly Millers), at Savin Rock. A large attendance of the old comrades is expected.
 E. B. Bowditch, owner of the building in State street which was damaged by fire Friday morning, has forwarded to Chief Hendrick check for $100 for the benefit of the Firemen's Benevolent association.
 Hans Oertell, Ph. D., a graduate of Yale o1l rxf . the we'll known vocal artist of St. Mary'a R O. church, has accepted position as professor of the Vanderbilt university ir Nashville, Tenn.
 The Catholic Standard alleges in biz type that Tomlinson is traitor to his party and in league with Gates to defeat Key holds, and that Tominson's nomination means the election of republican sheriff next time. The political cauldron is com mencing to boil.
 The twenty-first annual reunion of tht Seventh Regiment association will be helc at the Twitchell house, Savin Rock, or Thursday, September IS. The committee in charge is composed of Joseph R. Haw ley, colonel of the regiment; Henry Brin ton, N. s. Wood, T. L. Norton and L. E Peck.
 The proprietor of the Stafford res taurant on State street complained to tn police yesterday that fifty cigars had beel stolen from his restaurant Saturday night The police tried the door at intervals al night and found it locked, and the thef is now believed to have been done by som of the help.
 Miss Hattie Bishop, daughter of Drug gist H. M. Bishop of this city, left Satur day to take years course in the highe studies at the New York state norma school at Oswego. She has had fatterin success as teacher in this city, havin been in charge of room 12, Skinner schoo for several years, and later of room 12 i the new. John E. Lowell school. Mif Bishop graduated at Hillhouse high scho' in 1883. -