Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-08
LOCAL NEW g.
Brief M enlion.

Ladies' Royal Oxfords 70 cents upwards. Spring carnival to-day. Wm. Nicely d Go. Rev. Mir. Sanford has accepted his call to Milford.
 The sale of tickets for Shenandoah reached $1, ,500 yesterday.
 Ansonia's new lodge of Foresters starts with 180 charter members.
 Dr. William 0. Welch of Ansonia expects soon to remove to this place.
 Tue latest designs in wall paper ct Gilbert & Jeromes, 100 Orange street.
 PIT. Barnum Is expected home in Bridge port for the summer in few days.
 An addition will probably be built on to tho wallingford Wheel shop in the fall.
 The receipts for the Samuel Cotton benefit in wallin0ford, Tuesday night, were not far from $175.
 Dr. William Richards, who has been in Edinburgh, Scotland, for year, returned to Wipsted on Monday.
 taurant in South Norwalk, has come into an inheritance of s100,000.
 Professor Gaylord of this city succeeds Mir. wooten as organist at Christ church, An- sonia, and has begun In the position.
 The woman's Christian Temperance union will meet at the Y. W. O. A. home. 56S Chapel street, this afternoon at o'clock.
 The inventory of the Enos Kimberly estate shows assets of $44,742, s33,250 being in real estate, and $11 1000 in personal estate.
 Mics Fife Maude Brown of Hartford has been secured as soprano of the Congre9a- tional church. wallingford, for tho ensuing year.
 Rev. eh. T. widdsmer, formerly of An sor.a, but preaching in Brooklyn for several years past. has accepted c call to Psssaic, NJ.
 The Hartford Horticultural society again comes to the front with choice and elegant exhibit of pansies, which is in progress at Unity hall in that city.
 Arrangements have been completed for game of baseball between tho Ansonio and New Haven Y. N. O. A. teams Saturday, May IT, at tho former place.
 Rev. Spencer H. Bray, formerly of New Haven, assisted In the church In Bridgeport, Tuesday, at the funeral of L. c. Bray. He was cousin of the deceased.
 Franklin Hsllock of Derby, the most ex. tensive hardware merchant of the Nsugatuck valley, died Tuesday night. He had been i'll but three days with psritonitis.
 Luoien Spsrry, . government surveyor in the west since 1889, ,is in Union City visiting his sister. He served in the old Fifteenth 0. v., and has not been east before since the war.
 Rev. J. A. Mulcaohy and Dr. K. w. Mo- Donald of Waterbury sail for Europe to-day. joining Cook excursion party. The former was given fine farewell reception Tuesday night.
 Captain Charles B. oyers condition was changed for the better yesterday, giving stronger hope that he may recover. Hs is still very Ill, however, and not yet out of danger.
 Captain A. o. Bsyne of Hartford will de- liver tho Memorial day address in Birming- ham. He Is retired officer of the regular army and Is secretary of the Etna insurance company.
 Superintendent Dennis o'Rsilly has nearly recovered from the injury to his foot, re. oeivsd five weeks ago, caused by stepping on a rusty nall, and is on duty at the Wm. Nsoly store again as usual.
 An invitation has been received hy George B. Woodruff of lWinsted from the chairman of L. A. w. touring committee, Charles A. Reed of Bridgeport, for the Winsted wheel- men to join in grand tour to New Haven June 8. If good party Is made up 1t will be swelled at Torrington, Thomsston and