Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-10-31
LOCAL NEWS.
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Bargain day at Dormans.
The Continental resumed her regular
trips yesterday.
Don't forget to-night's Scottish concert
There is merit in Royal shoes.
Miss Jessie w. Smith, teacher at No.
Lloyd street school, is serious i'll.
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Minerva series, at T. q. Pease & Sons. 4
Lockwood Benham, well known Mid
dlebury man is very low with pneumonia.
Fountain Hose company of Ansonia is
conducting a big fair at the Ansonia opera
house nightly.
D. W. Crippen of Meriden was the guest
yesterday at the fremont Of his former
clerk, F E. s. Munger.
Mrs. Asher, mother of Lawyer Harry W.
Asher, died yesterday afternoon at her
home ON Chapel street.
Mr.. Cunning of this city il meeting with
success in organizing council of the Roy
al Arcsnum in Norwalk.
Chairman James Bishop says the out
look for republican success In this state
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Professor waber of New Britain has
been engaged as instructor BY the German
Turner society in Southihgton.
Christopher Bum and Miss Annie Hut
ton were married by Rev. J. o. Churchill
on Wednesday evening in Southington.
William B. Smith of Hartford has sold
for 81, 900 the well known trotting mare
Susie to Nathaniel Wheeler of Bridgeport.
Mr.. Frank Conklin of Fair Haven, who
has been very sick recently with the fever
and ague, is now able to attend to bust
ness.
The funeral of Nellie Fitch, granddaugh-
ter of Collins F. Fitch of Watertown, was
held at the residence on Tuesday in that
place.
The health Of Rev. A. v. R. Abbott of
West Haven is greatly improved and he is
preaching again nearly every Sunday here
and there.
Mayor DeForest of Bridgeport and ex-
Mayor York of this city spoke in Bridge
port last night; also Hon. ]. n. Olmstead
of Stamford.
The body of the late Miss Ann Tully of
New Haven were taken to Birmingham
yesterday morning and inferred in st.
Mary's cemetery.
There are 103 additions to the voting
list and 175 erasures in Southington, 80
that there is decrease of seventy-two
voters in two years.
Robert Grinnen of Richmond, Va, paid
a flying visit to this city recently to visit
his old friends His mother resides in this
city on Hazel street.
The work on the artesian well of the
Winchester Arms company at the corner
of Argyle street and Newhall street, is
progressing successfully.
A fine new brick house is being erected
on the corner of Bradley and William
streets. It is to be four stories high, with
all modern improvements.
The 1talian-American Republican club
held very enjoyable sociable at the rooms
Of the club last evening. Dancing was in
dulged in until late hour.
Tredweu Ketcham's house, corner OF
Mansfield and Sachem streets, is about re-
ceiving the finishing touches preparatory
to being occupied. It is one of many he
has erected.
Henry L. Davis of Wallingford sails
from New. York tomorrow for New Or
leans. On his way back he will visit Tai
lapoosa, Ga, and other places. He will be
gone some three or four weeks.
Coroner Mix was in Meriden yesterday
to summon Conductor Ashton, Engineer
Laurie and Fireman Woods of the M. w.
& G. R. road to testify to the death of the
New England road Brakeman Gabriel.
The Oldest member of the bar in An
sonia, J. D. Ballou, formerly of New Ha-
ven, at last finds it incumbent on him to
give up his practice, and will go to Mas.
sau, hoping that the climate will benefit
him.