Morning journal and courier., 1890-11-13
LOCAL NEWS.

For New EnglanQ ana edStorn NoW 1Ork: FalT, preceded by light rain in extreme southeastern Massachusetts; slightly warmer, variable winds
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Brief Mention.
 New lap tablets arrived at Dorman's. Annual pound party of the Y. W. c. A. next Monday evening.
 Adjutant Gensxal Embier inspects Com pany of MsEidsn next Thursday evening. The fair in aid of St. Nry's German Catholic church, Msriden, iuzt closed, net ted g, ,0o0.
 The six ivory Awysrs employed at the Waterbury button shopare out on strike for higher wages.
 Town Agent Reynolds attended the re- cent big Irish demonstration in New York held in aid of Ireland.
 Evangelist Harrison will conduct a meeting at Westville Methodist church next Saturday evening.
 Eight hundred and sixty names of prom inent New Haven citizens who will recom- mend the Royal Shoe.
 To-day the monthly shoot of the New Haven Gun club takes place at the West Chapel street grounds.
 The New Haven Building and Loan as- sociation meets in it's new quarters in the COURIER building tonight
 The splendid floral tribute from the rub ber shop hands to the late MT. Elliott can be seen at Dickerman's to-day.
 Miss Annie 0. Mathews of Meriden, q teacher in the West district school, died Tuesday night after lingering illness. The ladies of the Washington Park M. E. church, Bridgeport, are holding 6 brilliant autumnal festival at theiSs church A grand fair will be given by the Ancient Order of Hibernians at the town hall ir Branford, commencing Monday, Novem ber IT..
 aHartforders claim that their chrysanthe mum show now in progress is the fines ever seen fin Connecticut, if not in New England.
 With all counties heard from nearl, 9,70O Connecticut republicans did not vot at the last election, while only 4, 400 demo crats did likewise.
 All trainmen on tho Consolidated roa not properly supplied at present have bee ordered to provide themselves with ne, uniforms within ten days.
 The Rovers' Wheel club hold Q iive-mil road race, open to club members only, ol Thanksgiving day, from the club hous out to Westville and return.
 The Waterbury water supply questio continues to be source of agitation i that city, with no prospect of any immt diate solution of the question.
 F. s. Platt, 374 State street, has just r' ceived fine lot of chrysanthemumsw whic he is selling at fifteen and twenty cent each. Call and see them.
 Ralph Blood of Waterbury, who is COT fined in the hospital for the insane at Mit dletown, still refuses to take food, and given up by the doctors.
 w. E Tourjee and his father-in-law, W s. Hewlett of Mystic, captured twent. three pound coon on tho mountain nes the reservoir Monday night.
 Lyman w. Crane, prominent me chant of Stafford, died of pneumonia Mol day afternoon at the age of seventy-th -thr' years. He leaves $50, 900 estate.
 The Consumers Ice company of this eli intends to go into the retail business nc: year and intend to obtain tho ice throue Hemingway, tho Fair Haven ice dealer.
 MT. L. Lyon, who for the last eigl years has been in business at St. Pau Minn., and who was formerly reside, of New Haven, is in this city for the vii ter.
 William Hastings, John Whalen an Thomas Wadsworth were doubtle drowned in rough weather in Ipswich ba Monday night while out sailing. Wad worth belonged in Meriden.
 The Danbury police are on the track { the miscreant there who has been annoyir women on the streets after dark. IT latest victim was young lady, who VI seized, kissed and addressed in insultir language.
 Hartford's volspuk club is now in fu blast for the winter. The clubs talking all done according to Volapuk. IT "world Language" has just been intr duced into the Boston high school as 2 elective study.
 At the great trades carnival in Merids given by the Ladies' circle of the Unive salist church, which is having a brillial success, s. J. Halls business is we'll show by Miss Pond of New Haven, who we represented an animated grain. field, we'll covered with straw was she sOv one hundred forms are represented in u display. The Second regiment band flu nishes music nightly.
 Ten thousand dollars were netted by u Stanley lecture in New York for the Go valescents' home at Mt. Summit, N. The audience numbered ten thousand pc pie. MT. and Mrs. Stanley arrive he this afternoon and will stop at the Nc Haven house. The sale of tickets conti ues at Loomis' until o'clock this afte noon, when it will be transferred to U Hyperion box office.
 At Dwight Place Church.
 Hundreds thoroughly enjoyed the req ings and recitations of Miss Ray at Dwig Place church last night. The church chestra was also heartily applauded. Mi Justine Ingersoll will assist at the thi and last entertainment of the course. 
 Important to Business Men.
 Typewriter, copying and stenograpf work executed with neatness and despat at John F. Gafey's office, Hoadley bull ing, 49 Church street, opposite postofit Only experts employed. Our low pric will astonish you. Envelopes addresse circulars folded, etc. : Typewriter suppl for all kinds of machines, as we'll as ste ograpers' supplies, always in stock. v sre headquarters for everything in | shorthand and typewriting line.
 The right way to cure cstarrh is to ere icstA the poisonous taint which causes tl dieease. by taking Hoods Sarsaparil1a.