Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Mourning stationery at Dormans.
For the building of new chapel in Al
lentown 81 $50 is required, of which all
but $3.50 has been secured.
The fair of the German Catholic church.
Rev. Father Schaele pastor, at Turn hall
was largely attended Saturday night.
Trustee John G. Gallagher is busy pay
ing the dividend of $25, 797.9s to the cred
itors of tho Enos S. Kimberly estate.
The Semaphore club has taken eligible
rooms in the Union Trust company's
building and fitted them up handsomely.
Over $3.50 were Melted by the Master
Workers recent entertainment at the
Humphrey street Congregational church.
The Swedish Lutherans, who have bought
the st. John street church, value their
chanel and land ON Humphrey street at
5000.
Adiutant General EmhIer returned Sat-
urday from q very pleasant official visit OF
inspection at the military headquarter rs In
Willimantic.
The twelfth annual reunion of the Yale
Alumni association will be held at the Mas
sasoit house, Springfield, tomorrow even
ing. President Dwight will preside.
s. N. Noon of Wesleyan university,
class of '92, was badly injured Saturday
night in Middletown by fall while the
Chi Psi society were initiating new MEM
bers
Those who intend to be present at the
annual banquet of the chamber of COM
MERGE next Wednesday night should send
their names to the committee as soon as
possible.
The lecture by Rev. DR.. Phillips in the
been postponed from Wednesday to Fri
day night this week by request of DR..
Phillips.
Trinity church parish is said to value It's
land corner Gregson and Center streets al
$4,000, and this is understood to be the
price they will ask the United States gov
eminent for it.
The Y. P. s. c. E. of Humphrey street
Congregational church give Jarley's waz
works exhibition at the church next Fri
day evening. Mr.. James Parsons will b
chief exhibitor of the novelties.
An attachment was placed upon tn
property of John II. Miller, mason ant
builder, Saturday to cover a New Yorl
Judgment of $40 decreed against him il
July, 1889. The writ is returnable befor'
Justice of the Peace Fox on November "a
Mr.. Lev Stevens and wife of Bridge
port, we'll known as the singing eyangel
lists, were visiting friends in this city yes
terday. Last evening they attended tn
revival services at Trinity Methods
church, and though arriving early had diff
fculty to gain a seat in the audience.
There was good sized audience at tn
temperance meeting held in the Seamen'
Bethel last evening. Rev. J. o. Berg con
Quoted the exercises. William 81. Conklil
delivered an address and Carl F. Bergman
reoited. Excellent music was furnished
by N. W. Hine and Russell johnson.
Schooner Stephen G. Hart, Smith mas
ter, arrived Saturday morning twenty
nine days from Apalachicola, Fla, will
yellow pine consigned to Halstead, Har
mount & Co., reports seventeen day
north of Hatteras with heavy northwes
gales. Lost part of deck load, split sails
broke gaffs, is leaking and badly strained
also received other damage.
Citizens are warned to be on the lookou
for powerfully built man, about thirty
five years of age, presumably Swede, VIII
has been stopping people on the street lat
at night to inquire the time, and also er
tiers houses where the doors are nc
kept locked. Was Last seen at 1877 Orchar
street last Saturday night, when he Ell
tered the house between 10 and II o'clocl
He is about five feet eleven inches
height, has small light moustache, veal
white Derby hat and plum-colored ovel
coat. 1t is sincerely hoped that the polio
will keep a sharp lookout for the ind
vidua1.