Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-01-28
LOCAL NEWS.


Brief Mention.
Fancy ink wells at 'Dormsn's.
Witch Hazel Cream for chspped hands.
Hartford's charity ball takes place tonight.
DR.. Robert B. Bradley continued to im-
prove yesterday. ..H.
The prsttiest atting ladies' shoes $1.se 10
at the Royal, 81 Church street.
DIR. Barstow of East Hartford IL yet very
siok man. but his physicians express hopes
Of his recovery. .-'.
A grandmother Of the late Prof. Plat ID
living In Newtown at the age Of 90. She
was too feeble to attend the funeral.
Imitators come and 60 like clouds along
wintry sky, but Brussels soap, and that
alone, holds Its 6rst place among the econom-
iosl housskeepers.
Miss Amelia B. Edwards, the Esyptolosist,
and her friend, Miss Bradbury. spent Sunday
In Hartford al Mr.. Charles Dudley Warmers,
and Mr.. w. d. Howslis was the guest of Mr..
Clemens.
w. II. Corsa, formerly of this city, who
served IN Co. @, Seventh G. ", General
Tesry's regiment, IL of the arm Of Messrs.
Dosinbsre d Co.. manufactures Of pianos In
New York.
Clan Mcleod are making great prepsra-
tions for their annual, which will be given
at Loomis' Temple of Music on the evening
OF February 81, and which will be the finest
ever given by the organization.
Mr.. q. B. Bunnell, of the Grand aud Hy-
perion Theaters, went to Philadelphia yester-
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his old friend, the late veteran Snowman,
Adam Forepaugh. Mr.. Bunnell returned
home last evening.
DR.. J. w. Cummings has been suffering
for two weeks with the grippe but has kept
up attending 70 HE patients until Saturday
evening. when he was obliged to give In to
the disease. Sunday he had very bad day,
pneumonia having set In. He was more
comfortable yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Lothrop, daughter Of the late
Major Sidney N. Stone Of this city, has been
Ill with ls grippe for the past fortnight at
Boston. Mrs. Lothrop is the wife Of Mr..
Lothrop, the noted book Publisher of Boston,
and 10 well known 90 talented authorizes,
whose nom dc plume Is Margaret Sydney.
Friends In this city recall with interest
Daniel N. Moody, an ex-msmber of the New
Haven Grays, who when here was for some
years with Edward Benjamin. the jswelsr,
afterwards Benjamin Il Ford. When the
war broke out he was captain Of the vioks-
burg, Miss, Blues He went with his com.
pany to Richmond, and returned TO vicks-
burg after the war, having risen to the rank
of brigadIer general.
The enlargement Of the Exchange building
is fast approaching completion. It's UNDER
stood that Judge Harrison will OCCUPY all the
Office room on the west side Of the main hall,
his present Office, starting from the
Church street entrance and extending to the
end of the building; and will occupy one or
more of the Offices In the new addition. |
Judge Munson hiss taken the oflce on the
Chapel street side formerly Mr.. Hawkes..
Considerable mention has been made of |
ate in the newspapers of the rsle to an Eng. |
ish syndicate Of the famous "Pillsbury |
Mills" In Minneapolis. Our readers will |
notice from the advertisement In this issue |
that the management remains In the same
hands and that the quality of the Pillsbury's |
best -four, now 90 widely known, will never
be anything but the hest 30 long as Charles |
A. Pillsbury is at the head. The ont turn
,f these mills IL over IL, 900 barrels daily.