Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-10-23
LOCAL NEWS.

& Sons.
Make application for the night school at
Yale BUSINESS college.
The Royal shoe can be found only at 81
Church street. Save 81.
The woods were full of gunners yester-
day, the weather being SO delightful.
Hon. N. D. Sperry and Hon. w. w.
Garry of Washington, D. G., speak in
Winsted tomorrow evening.
Officer Taylor was called away from duty
last evening on account of the critical con-
dition of his wife at the hospital
Michael Downey il to erect a 80, 600 new
four story block on Grand avenue, with
two stores, near Jefferson street.
Miss Elizabeth A. Shannon, daughter of
James Shannon, and John F. McGrail were
married at $50 yesterday afternoon in st.
Mary's church
Herbert N. Clapp left for New York last
evening, where he has received an appoint
ment in the New York postgraduate
school and hospital.
The tax assessors are kept very busy
now receiving the tax lists. The time for
making out list and escaping the penalty
closes on November l.
Among the marriages announced for the
middle of November is that of Joseph NJ.
Brown, employed at Yale, Bryan & Co.'S,
ven.
As complaints arr. being made to the
treasury department of scarcity of paper
money of small denominations, the treas
ury is to issue new ones and fves Novem-
Der 1.
Town Agent Reynolds said yesterday
that steps would probably soon be taken
in this city to raise money toward the re-
lief funds for the benefit of the famine
threatened people in Ireland.
Cards are out for the wedding, Novem-
Der 5, of Miss Lillian E., eldest daughter of
Colonel E. NJ. Graves of Hartford, and F.
P. Furlong of Hartford, at the Asylum
street NJ. E. church in that city.
The grand fair by Arthur Dutton post
of Wallingford opens next Tuesday at the
town hall. Next Thursday evening Miss
Evelyn Ortel of this city will sing, Pro-
lessor Schwickardi accompanying.
Frank w. Munson of Chicago, western
manager of the Home Insurance company,
has had plans made by Henry Austin &
Son for $4,000 frame residence to be
built at Windsor Park, suburb of Chi
cago.
Preparations are being made to give a
grand concert at the Church of the Mes
siah, one which shall surpass in brillancy
any previous effort of the ladies of the
church. It will be given in about two
, weeks. @ -
At the Y w. G. A. annual meeting to-
day, besides the transaction of business,
remarks will be made by Rev. Messrs.
Lines, James, Munger, Sage, Brown, Mich
OILS and Smyth, and solos will be. sung by
Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche.
About $50 of tho best educated young
Italians of this city have formed new
club called the Italio-Americano Dramatic
club, with E. s. Del Gregg president, ].
Rappalardo vice president, Rocco Devets
treasurer and Louis Richards aecretary.
William Tansey has had plans made for
new 5000 building to be erected on the
corner of William and Bradley streets. It
will be 42x66 feet, three stories high, built
of brick with brown stone trimmings.
There will be q store and five tenements.
The crew of the schooner F. Merwin, 1870
tons, built at West Haven in 1870, which
went down during the big storm last Fri
day, arrived in New York yesterday. They
were rescued by the schooner H.Fabens.
The vessel was once owned in New Haven.
Mr.. Stephen G. Southmayd died yester-
day morning in Mddletown, aged seventy
five. Deceased was for many years in
business in New York city, and much es-
teemed for his probity and uprightness of
character. The last seventeen years of his
life were spent in Middletown.
A Swedish young woman of this city,
who went to Bridgeport yesterday to an
swer call for cook, lost or had stolen
from her in Bridgeport depot her pocket
book containing about 5000. It is great
loss to her. She returned to this city in
great distress Of mind and reported her
misfortune to Mr.. N. Sleeman, Of the en-
ployment agency, who at once wrote to
the Bridgeport chief of police regarding
the case.
Many prominent citizens and society
ladies' visited G. e. Hart & Co.'s store on
Elm street, corner of Church, to view the
superb displays of cut flowers, plants in
bloom, etc. The firm will constantly sup
ply everything in the floral line and choice
palms and plsuts, through Joseph Hart
man, first class florist, for eighteen years
with Klunder of New York, who will be
found at the store and win make up to
order floral designs of every kind for we'd
dings, funerals, banquets, receptions and
other occasions.
IN MRRIDEN.
A Coming Meeting OF Physicians.
The semi-annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Homeopathic Medical society will be
held at the Hotel Winthrop, Meriden, Tues