Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Waterproof inersoles free at the Royal.
Scribner's for November at T. H. Pease
& Sons.
Just now the place to buy shoes is at
NJ Bristol & Sons.
Make application for the night school at
Yale Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Tyler have gone to
Florida for the winter.
Hibernian Rifles annual banquet at the
Selden house next Tuesday evening.
The Waterbury polo team has resigned
its membership in the interstate league.
Colonel Osborn of the Register and Hon.
James Gallagher were present at the Wells
Russell joint debate.
Attorneys Walter Pond and Philip Pond,
I'd, have formed co-partnership for the
general practice of law.
James S. Jarvis, Bridgeport hardware
dealer, died yesterday at his home of apo
plexy, aged seventy-nine.
A large awning in front of Leopold Put
zeps shoe store, 46S State street, was blown
down by the high wind last night.
DkSAoP MCAuAOA WILL o0hIAAASgCA tuC
sacrament of confirmation at the Sacred
Heart church in Bridgeport on Sunday
morning.
The suit of Joseph Allen of Wallingford
against the town of Wallingford for $3.50
damages has been withdrawn. He pays
the costs.
John j. King, mechanic, aged twenty
five, committed suicide by drinking lauda-
mum Thursday night. He leaves a wife
and two children.
The Consolidated road has bought two
small pieces of land near State and Water
streets, one from Henry 5. Dawson and
one from NJ. F. & w. R. Tyler.
The damage to the steamer Continental,
resulting from the recent collision in East
river, is slight and the steamer will be
put on again in four or five days.
Mrs Annie Jenness-Miller, who lectures
at New Haven opera house to-day, en-
dorses the Equipoise waists by putting her
name on them Howe s. Stetson are sole
agents for New Haven.
Mrs. Waite, wife of Walter G. Waite of
Bridgeport, dropped lighted kerosene
lamp Thursday night. The lamp explod-
ed and she was so dreadfully burned that
her life is dispaired of.
Mrs. E. S. Davis of Riverside, Califor-
mia, formerly of Madison, has been visiting
friends in various New England states for
the past six weeks. She leaves this city
to-day to return to California.
About 200 logs are adrift in Long Island
sound. The logs were each over seventy
feet in length and were for use at Mantle,
where Mr.. Beatty of Leete's island has the
contract for new iron bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs M. G. Andrews, formerly
of this city, recently celebrated their gold
en- wedding in Andover, Mass, where they
are now living. Mr.. Andrews was for
several years master carpenter ct the rail
road shops here.
Great depot for fur goods at Burgess &
Burgess. Elegant new supplies. Buy
shoulder capes and seal sacques now while
the assortment is largest, and before prices
60 higher. Being manufacturers this firm
can save every buyer handsome sum.
The Housatonic river above the Biz
mingham dam is mentioned as place fol
college races. The Derby railroad extern
sion runs along the bank on one side TO,
miles, and on the other side there is a high
way commanding at every point a full view
of the lake.
Nothing further has yet been done b.
the chamber of commerce regarding tn
proposed big new New Haven wagon man
ufactory. The secretary, Mr.. Barnes. is
however, to soon begin receiving stool
subscriptions toward the desired half
million of stock with which to found tn
enterprise upon substantial basis. N
stock has yet been subscribed, but W
learn that number of New Haven capi
talists are ready with handsome subscrir
tions for the undertaking.