Morning journal and courier., 1890-11-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Rrlef Mention.

Brief Mention. Bargain day at Dorman's.
 Olive Branch lodge, Westville, gives @ ball Thanksgiving eve.
 Fine Bonsilene roses, fifty cents dozen, at Platt's, 374 State ttreet.
 For the children you should try the Royal shoes. They wear like iron. Special bargains in choice cut flowers at Dickerman's to-day and tomorrow. Rev. Dr. Horton of Cheshire preached in Trinity church, Southport, Sunday. Workmen are still engaged in taking ore from the newly discovered mine at West Haven.
 MT. Pierpont of the Meriden Drug con- pany was guest at the Fremont house yesterday.
 McWilliams & Arthur are to build a double house on Cottage street for John T. Sheridan.
 Representative Isaac Wolfe objects to the present secret ballot method and wants it improved.
 Charles Mix, son of Corner Mix, has ac- CCRtcu PJoAhkoA III eu0 ArjAsOAlAhsOO road freight ofica here.
 Over three hundred shares of stock were issued at the meeting of the New Haven Building and Loan association last even ing.
 H. N. Palmer, carpenter, and L. P, Sperry, mason, have the contracts to build brick store on State street for J. P. Rich ards.
 The ball of the German American asso citation next Monday evening at Aurort hall will no doubt be very successful affair.
 A brown horse is missing from the barr of Captain Etherage, Elm street, Wes Haven, and ia supposed to have been stole1 Wednesday night.
 B. Stickney of this city, author O Shooting Star Polka," has published new polka which he has called the ''Silve Cloud Polka Mazurka."
 Mrs. Horace 0. Evitts, daughter of An drew and Susan Mcintyre, Bridgeport, dangerously ill at her residence in Strat ford and is not expected to recover.
 In St. Paul's parish building on th evening of Tuesday, November 25, cor cert will be held to raise funds for pu, chasing piano for the new building.
 Mrs. E. Henry Barnes and daughter 0 this city were probably the only residen Connecticut people who witnessed tn marriage of Mir. and Mrs. Henry M. Star Icy at Westminster Abbey.
 Monday at 10 am. the Ecclesiasties council in the Milford controversy wi meet in the United church chapel at am. to consider report to be presente for approval by a committee.
 Wednesday night Superintendent J. Woolaston of the Barnes Manufacturin company received from the employees ( the factory a very handsome umbrell in honor of his forty-sixth birthday.
 George N. Morgan, ex-deputy collecte of customs at Bridgeport, died Wednesda night at the residence of William R. Hindl in that city, aged ffty-two. Itis suppose cancer in the abdomen caused his death. The funeral of Henry Sherman, whic takes place from his late residence, 20 Wooster street, will be attended by Ds Spring lodge No. 30, F. and A. M., Hamden, and takes place this afternoon. L. H. Frost, now in the livery businel on Meadow street, contemplates removir to Texas to engage in the cattle busines He visited that section several years az and has very favorable opportunities O fered.
 The remains of Henry L. Parker, tt late druggist of Fair Haven East, wei taken to Wallingford on the noon trai yesterday. Rev. 0. H. Dickinson oficia ed, and the bearers were Lyman M. Mu1 roe, Othniel I. Martin, William M. Ha and Elizur R. Hall.
 New Years Eve.
 The annual midwinter banquet of tf