Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-19
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 The Danbury Register has suspended pub- lication. Rev. MT. Nichols preached in St. Andrews church, Meriden, last evening.
 Ladies realize it's cheaper to buy nice, new Royal shoss than shopworn ones. The Rev. Nr. Blackmsn of Naugatuck ar' rived home from Florida Monday.
 The Grsys have appropriated q 900 from the Xenodochy fund with which to reft and equip their rooms.
 Augustus Thomson of Fair Haven, travel ing auditor for the Consolidated road. is to remove to Bridgeport. .....,
 New Havsn's text books for the free use of the schools will cost about go, 900, with an annual cost of about 5000.
 Michael Ryan, who was accidentally shot by Officer Connolly on East Rock, was re- moved yesterday to the hospital.
 Charles D. Lovslaud, the builder, will soon leave this city to take charge of . sugar plantation on the Sandwich lslands.
 Rev. 0. H. Dickinson ofaclatsd at the fu- neral services in wsllinsford yesterday after noon of the late Anson G. Stocking.
 The Seaside club of Bridgeport has paid i4,950 for . lot and is to erect building at cost of between s25. .000 and $80.000.
 Kim Tree lodge, New England Order of Protection, New Haven, will visit Park City lodge, Bridgeport, next Monday evening.
 The twenty second annual meeting of the Masonic Mutual Benefit association of Conc necticut will be held at Hartford March 27. Cards are out for the wedding of Attorney 0. J. Atwater to Miss Jennie Taylor, both of Seymour, which will take place on March %.
 The H. Wales Lines company of Nsriden Is to build residence at New Rochelle for O. Oliver Iselin of New York, to cost $160.- 900.
 There were 1,0S9 deaths In Connecticut In Fsbruary-569 lees than in the preceding month and 187 more than in February of tho year before.
 David Day, ex-president of the Commsr- sIal National bank of Providence, the new bank examiner, begins his duties April l, vice Doolsy resigned.
 One of the managers of the Consolidated road said Monday that the company's dining car probably would be sold, as the company had not the least intention of restoring the service.
 The Bridgeport board of councilmen hes voted to increase the salary of tho mayor from $1,000 10 $1 ,500 and to appropriate 5000 for the filling in of the west end of Seaside park.
 John E. Lowell, the veteran teacher, con. tinues in very feeble state. He is at his daughters home in Waterbury and unable to leave the house. He is still cognixant of the events of the day of interest.
 Mr. Stanley s. Smith of Bridgeport has leased the elegant premises at Saugatuok owned and occupied by the late Hon. J. E. msr resort to be called the Hotel Stanley.
 Nelson Wadhams of West Goshen is slowly dying. He is sighty-Avs ysars old and thi' is his first serious illness. He had the griI and for four weeks past hes taken no nour ishment except about one alass of cider eacl day.
 H. E. Flathsr, . foreman at the Electric Supply company shop in Ansonia, has gon to New York for an operation upon one O his eyee. While opening . box Monday [ nall flew out and struck his eye ball, badl! injuring the eye.
 MT. John Hayes, one of tho old residents and property owners of Edwards street ant employed at the railroad shops, Is slowly re covering from the effects of an accident a the shop two weeks ago by which one of hil wrists was broken and badly cut and gashsd
 Miss Towner, Q lady of over seventy year of age, residing ct 125 Wall street, fell dowz stairs at Nicely & Co.'s yesterday afternoon and dislocatsd her shoulder. Dr. Russell at tended her. She was doing well last svsninl and the doctor thought che would bs able t be out in few days.
 Msssrs. Charles Wilson & Co.,, insuranc agents, have resigned the agency of the in surance company of the stats of Pennsylvani In order to protect their customers, whicl they always have done and expect to con tinue doing. They find the company ha been running down the past few yeazs unt they have reached point they do not thin 1t advisable to represent them any longer.