Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-11
dramatic Concert.

A grand dramatic concert will be given
by the Tiddledy Wink club at the Athe-
neum Friday evening, December IL, com
mencing at 5 o'clock. The sixteen ladies'
and twelve gentlemen who take part have
months past by Miss Carrie 81. Glaessner.
Personal.
E. v. Dabon is the new president of the
New London board of trade.
Mrs. w. G. Doolittle has returned to
Plantsville from Short Beach.
s. Harrison Wagner, the attorney, is i'll
and confined to the house since Monday
| with bronchitis.
Miss Nora Dwyer of Ashmun street has
| returned home from Chicago, where she
has lived about year.
| Judge Luzon B. Morris went to New
York yesterday afternoon to attend the
opening of the new World building.
| Private Pember of the City Guard has
been elected member of the executive
committee, vice First Sergeant Weilden.
E. D. Loomis, the Guilford messenger,
has been laid up for two or three days
! with pneumonia, but is slowly improving
His place is being temporarily filed by
Samuel B. johnson.
Mr.. Henry Kneeland of Columbia
caught large coon in a steel trap one day
last week. The animal was caught by the
toes and was lively and in good fighting
condition when discovered.
Mr.. M r. Moran, for several years past
connected with southern railroads as
superintendent or general manager, has
gone into partnership with George R.
Sweeney of New London in the paint and
paper business.
Mr.. Charles E. Suits of Savannah, Ca.
has sent to various friends in this city
samples of fine southern products, includ
ing cucumbers, some of the finest eve1
seen here at this season of the year, al
most acceptable.
Rev. A. F. Linquist, the first pastor o.
the Willimantic Swedish Congregations
church, has closed his 1abors He viii
enter the temperance field as lecturer
throughout the west under the auspices o.
the Scandinavian Templar society.
Four recruits were sent off yesterda.
, from the recruiting station here, viz: Fo
the infantry, George Peterson of Walling
ford and Gilbert a. Hatch of Unionville
/ for the cavalry, Thomas A. Flannery o
New Haven and Robert J. Briggs Of Wal
! ingford.
Rev. Andrew L. Sawyer, the young min
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Paups church in this city, who went insan
in New York the other day, does not i'm
prove, and arrangements are being mad
+ to have him removed to Cromwell hal
Cromwell, Conn.
Mr. Charles L. Gard, for many years
Z resident of this city and until lately a
employee of this paper, has removed wit
his family to Bangor, Me-, to engage i
. the wholesale lumber business. He d.
; parted yesterday on the II a. m. expires
via Boston and Albany.
q Agent Preston of the Associated char
ties has in his care John Menkavitz, p
: lander, who is anxious to find his brothe
Antonio. The latter is said to live in Fa
q Haven, but on what street is unknown
). John, who arrived in America on Monda..
). had letter containing the address of h
!. brother, but lost it, and not being able
/ speak English has no way of locating Al
, tonic.
:, Citron, the cigar dealer and tobacconis
}. has striking scenic effect in his sto
window. It represents Lake Michigan
% moonlight, Columbus discovering Amer
j. ca, with "1492" on his flag; also Mon
n Cristo labelled Chicago" exclaimin
ttThe World is Nine" In one corner CT
10 ron announces that he is preparing
n make an exhibit at the worlds fair.