Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-07
LOCAL NEWS ..


Witch Hazel Cream for ohappsd hands.
Royal shoes wear the best and cost less.
Sergeant Coz predicts cloudy and warmer
weather for to day, with rain or snow.
The Grocery Clerks association will give
q masquerade and fancy dress ball at the
polo rink on the evening of March II.
William L. Raymond, who was state
treasurer under ex-Governor InRsrsoll, died
yesterday at his homo In New Canaan.
Calvin Russell Of Russell Brothers, the
butter dealers, is on q trip to Providence.
Boston, Worcester and other Now England
cities.
Rev. E. J. Bosworth Of the First Baptist
church, Southington, has received call from
the Shelton Baptist church. He has NOT ss
yet accepted It. q"
Echo Hose, Hook and Ladder company will
hold their annual ball ct Gould armory,
Birmingham, on the evening of st. valen-
tines day, February IA.
The state teachers summsr school may
be held at Sufaeld next season instead Of at
Mantle, as hitherto q committee has been
appointed on the subject.
Mrs. Charles McLouth of Palmyra, N. Y,
q sister of O. P. Goss and we'll known In
Waterbury, died suddenly at the FIFTH ave-
nue. hotel yesterday morning.
The oldest son of Q war veteran In the
state resides in Hartford. It il John Sheath.
aged sixty years. His father, at the age OF
ifty-iour years, enlisted In q New York reg
ment in 1869.
Mr.. O. b. Alling and Mrs. Treat were back
In Birmingham yesterday from Asheville, N.
c., where they have been to see Mr.. @. Il.
Alling. They report Mr.. Alling's condition
as very precarious, with very slight hope of
recovery.
Imitators and countsrfsiters are like some
Of the creatures of tho insect world, which
come to life with the morning sun and die at
eventide. But the true and genuine, al!
they live always. And that 10 why Brussels
soap, "no rosin," still holds its nrst place a.
Q perfect household soap.
Miss Tryphena Wells, widow Of Ashbel
Wells, who died Tuesday morning at Rocky
Hill ct the home Of her daughter, Mrs. AL
bert D. Girls void, was ninety years old.
She spent the whole Of her married life In
wsthersAeld and was . member Of the Con-
gregational church fer sixty-nine years.
"Every Odd Fellow lodge In the city has
. committee of Ave sndsavoring to add to
the number who have already signiasd their
intentions of going to Waterbury February
10. The Waterbury lodges are to combine in
preparing reception for tho New Havsnsrs.
A special train will be run and . party Of
fully 400 10 expected. The engineer, Are
man, conductor and brakeman who will run
the train are to be selected from those rail-
road men who are members Of the order"
In few days Alsnson Warren of Water
town is going to Wilmington. Delaware. to
take charge of stock farm run by the Phil
adelphia syndicate. Some of bis WATERFOWL
friends thought II would be . good idea to
give him farewell banquet at the Cooley
house, Waterbury. The plan was carried
out Wednesday night, Landlord n. E.
Haradan catering. Il. @. Marggran was
toastmaster. A few invited guests from
Waterbury were present. Speeches were
made by the Rev. Father Lancaster, W. G.
French, Il. T. Dayton, Judge Cowell and
others. 4-,
Judge Dsming will preside 81 the arss
grand annual reunion and banquet Of the
Connecticut society of the Sons Of the
Revolution to be held at the Allyn house, in
Hartford, on Washington's birthday anniver.
sary. Hon. Henry O. Robinson will preside,
aud among the prominent guests and NOM
bsrs who have accepted Invitations to speak
are: Senator e. o. Wolcott of Colorado (of
distinguished Connecticut ancestry ex Min
lister E. J. Phelps of Yale university, Judge
Luoius P. Deming of New Haven, president
Of the Connecticut Sons OF the Revolution,
Hon. Jonathan Trumbull of Norwich "a lineal
descendant of "Brothsr Jonathsn'D, and
Lieutenant Governor 8. e. Msrwin Of New
Haven. Senators Plat and Hawlsy will be
present unless their engagements In WASH
ington prevent.
list Of New York, was In this city lately,
the guest Of Mr.. F. A. Bowman, and while
here gave sittings to . number of Mr.. b.
patrons. the result being many exquisite pic.
lures, among which are ono Of . child Of
Mrs. Samuel Hemingway of Fair Haven and
child of Major Hillman. the selsctman,
both now on exhibition at Bowman's, Gle
gantly framed and recognized - masterpieces
of art work. Mr.. Busok II universally
, acknowledged to be unrivalled % . water
color artist. Mr.. Bowman has also some
specially fine laree-sizsd photos, framed,
taken from life sittings, among them one Of
Howard Russell, the lumber dealer, one of
Rev. Mr.. Poteat, one Of Eminent Commander
L.H.Johnson, K. 7. and one Of Little Rachel,
daughter of Mr.. George Hutchinson.