Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-22
LOCAL N NE WIS.
Brief Mention.

Irehhurer w. W. phruum VI Iuio nnAin Aok Europe in June. The most liberal store In town Is the Royal shoe store, 5l Church street.
 In ten years Connecticut Congregatio have given $755, ,920 to missions.
 A Torrington girl is in danger of losing q leg owing to blood poisoning from black stockings.
 Colonel Durand of this oity inspected Di- vision 4, U. R., K. of P, In Bridgeport Tues- day night.
 Warden Chamberlaine of the Connecticut state prison, who has been i'll, was slightly better yesterday.
 If in need of e lawn mower call at Bradley q Dann's, 408 State street, and get the "Phiiadslphia." Prices low.
 Mics Justine Ingersoll assisted at musi- cale given at the residence of Robert Gibson, Birmingham, Tuesday afternoon.
 Dr. E. s. Gaylord and Dr. J. H. Smith of this oity have been elected members of the Connecticut Dental association.
 Colonel Stevenson of the Housatonio road has composed an instrumental piece which he hes entitled "Farewell to Earth"
 N. 0. Riggs and family, who spent the winter in New Haven, returned recently to his farm on Chestnut Tree Hill, Oxford.
 A. B. Griswold of Meriden left on health seeking trip in Vermont yesterday at the ad- vice of his physician, Dr. Bacon of this city.
 Elm City Juvenile Temple, which has met for tho last few weeks on Saturday after moons, will hereafter meet on Sunday from 3:30 to 430.
 The annual field day of the Connecticut Historical society will occur June g. and the trip decided on by the members will be to Plymouth, Mass.
 Some of the master masons say that ss far as they are concerned tho strike is over, as they are filling tho strikers plGoes with men from out of town.
 Mrs. Dr. Charles Baldwin Is expected at her home in Birmingham In about one week after about two years' absence abroad. The doctor will return little later.
 Mrs. K. s. Hill of this city has composed ths words of very pretty song, entitled "My Love and l." The music is by J. Haydn Wand, the we'll known musician.
 A toLteT HUH Outck bcuuEtck Aecoivcu py Fire Marshal Kennedy yesterday reports the chief, who Is at Lakewood, N. J., as much improved end expecting to return to-mor- row.
 Mrs. Daniel T. Conger, wife of the street sprinkling contractor of Bridgeport, died very suddenly yesterday of heart disease. She had been In apparently good health the day before.
 Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mise Gertrude Barker, daughter of David O. Barker of 407 Temple street, to Alfred Colt 'e7, of New London, at Dwight Place church on June ct 7:90.
 While extracting cork from Q soda bottle Tuesday evening Mrs. John L. Jude of 107 Lombard street was struck in the left eye by the cork. Her eye was seriously If not per. mansntly injured.
 Ex.ssate Senator Timothy 0. Coogan and family of California are expected homo al Windsor Locks Saturday evening. He has about ten years ago.
 Assistant Superintendent Thayer of the Central New England and Western railroad has sent in his resignation, to take effect about the first of next month. MT. Thsysr lives In Poushkeepsie.
 Edward H. Chatfeld died in New Britain yesterday morning at hiss home, 200 Main street, aged twenty seven. He leaves wife. He was engaged in the sewing machine business, and but recently came to New Britain.
 Mir. Thomas 8. Stillman, brother of MT. Henry A. Stillman of Hartford and for many years we'll known dry goods merchant on Main street. died on Monday at Somerset. O., where he had been living the past few years.
 Jacob Wohrenbergsr, proprietor of the Elm City bottling works and president oi the New Haven Sohwaben verein, will sail for Europe on the steamer Augusta victoris of the Hamburg line May 29. Hs Is going tc visit his mother at Erzingen in Wurtemberg, Germany.
 Dlckerman, the florist, is now taking many orders for filling vases at the cemeteries for Memorial day, and is selling at great bargains those elegant granite vases for lawns, gar dens, etc., from g up. Over 3,400 plants arrive from New York o'day and for sals from four cents apiece up.
 Harvey 8. Hall of Wsllingford, aged ssv- enty-one years, who died at his home al North Farms Monday, has held many of the town offices, such as seleotman, auditor, grand juror, school visitor and registrar of voters. He has also held the office as deacon of the Congregational church..
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