Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.


oSn0t SS.ASAA~AAsA0f 80 - -
Have you tried Silurian mineral water
for kidney complaintsa
Do not fail to give Dickerman your or
der for flowers for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Jeremiah Mccarthy of Derby was
very low yesterday with typhoid fever.
Anyone can get good assortment of
flowers for Thanksgiving from 25c. up
wards. So
Samuel Smith, ST., highly respected
and aged citizen of Derby, is very sick
with pneumonia.
The artasisn well, which the Winchester
Arms company b drilling for, has STRUCK
a good supply of water.
The Hopkins grammar school football
team will play At Ansonia this afternoon
with the high school team.
Rev. William B. Stavely, the father of
Mrs. F. R. Honey Of this city, died recent
~ at Tonbridge, England.
What is the use fooling3 You know
you want comfort this winter. Royal
shoes only ct 81 Church street. Save 81.
Messrs. Maurice Reilly and Torrance
Casey deny that they were mixed up in
the Third ward alteration of Monday
evening.
About 1900 was Melted to the Ladies'
Aid ssociety of St. Patrick's church as the
result Of three nights hrmess held at the
Union armory.
William 81. Russell, ticket agent of the
Consolidated road in Meriden, and Miss
Lizzie Pagan Of Birmingham were married
at the home of the bride yesterday.
Mrs. Hinman, aged eighty, mother of
Chief Clerk Human of the secretary of
states Office, is very low with paralysis
at the homo of her son, near Squantuc.
The regular temperance meeting, corner
Of COTE and Sperry streets, will be ad
dressed by Rev. Mr.. Tolles of Summer
field church this evening. 81. N. Warne,
viii be present to assist with good singing.
A son of John Nagel of Neriden is to
enter the Meriden Savings bank Decem-
Der to take the place of E. A. Hall, pro
NOTED to bookkeeper. The young man il
now a student in the Hillhouse high
school
The willow tree which was blown down
recently on Clinton avenue will be eleva-
ted hereafter in the shape Of artificial
limbs, George B. Hoggson, the artificial
limb manufacturer, having procured it TO,
this purpose.
DR.. G. B. Tilley of Birmingham wai
married yesterday to Miss Lillian Morton
daughter of William Morton.of this city
Rev. j. Howe Voice of Essex performed
the ceremony, which took place at the
home of the brides parents.
Comstock division, No. 2, uniform rank,
Knights of Pythias, give one of their en-
joyable sociables this evening in their
armory, Cutler building, corner Church
and Chapel streets. Tickets, fifty cents
admitting gentleman with ladies.
Those wishing choice cut flowers fol
decorating the table Thanksgiving day
should call at F. s. PIatts ,374 State street,
where fine assortment of roses, carna
tons, chrysanthemums, violets, hyacinths
bouvardia, etc., etc., will be found at thu
most reasonable prices.
Allpersons who are reading the Chautau
qua course, or who are interested in tn
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific circl'
in this city and vicinity, are requested t.
meet in the vestry of the East Pearl stree
church next Saturday evening at half-pas
seven to organize New Haven 9. L. s. G
union.
The meetings at the City Mission hall Of
Wednesday evenings are in charge o
members Of the Christian Endeayor so
cieties. The meeting this evening will b
conducted by the society connected wit
the Humphrey street Congregations
church. Members Of any of the other &C
cieties in the city will also be welcome.