Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-01
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsa1 n CT &c, p. MISE M, Sept. g. 1880.
For New England: Fair, slightly warmer,
westerly winds.
For Eastern New York: Fair, slightly warmer,
variable winds.
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.
The Century for October is for sale by
T. H. Pease & Son.
Make application for the night school at
Yale Business college.
Mrs Lewis, 1O4 Hazel street, who has
been ill, is recovering.
Hon. F. A. Benjamin of Stratford is now
steadily gaining in health.
Hand-sewed, genuine cork sole shoes
81. So, at the Royal shoe store.
The night school now open cor. Chapel
and Church streets, Cutler building
J. Diebel, the caterer, sailed for home
last Saturday on the steamer Veendam.
Miss Lizzie Walker of Arlington, Mass,
is visiting her brother, Lieutenant R. NJ.
Walker.
A brick addition is to be built to the
Lines block, corner of Grand avenue and
State street.
Arthur Daniels, colored hostler, com
mitted suicide by hanging himself in a
barn in Hartfodr.
w. s. Atwater is to erect another new
house on Mechanic street in the vicinity of
the Forsyth dye works.
Mccall, the barber, corner of Shelton
avenue and State street, has just about
completed twelve-room house.
Tonight at the Atheneum Leland T..
Powers gives one of his unique entertain
ments, opening the Y. M. G. A. course.
Charles Parker of Meriden has given
$500 toward the erection of new parson-
age for the Methodist church in Yalesville.
Fay Mills, the evangelist, is not coming
to New Haven; reason, lack of unanimous
concert of action among the churches in
terested.
B. Rogowski's opening will take place
Wednesday and Thursday, October and
2. Call and see the latest styles. 1874 and
828 Chapel street.
8. H. Galbraith of New Haven has ac-
copied the call extended by the Y. M. CA.
of Torrington, and begins his duties Of
general secretary October 1.
j. A. Doolittle of New Haven has his b
g. Woodmansee in the 2:45 class at thu
Bristol races; also with $40 class, and hi
b. m. Kittie on the 1886 class.
Arthur Jepson, son of Professor Jepson
and Miss Adelaide Frink, daughter of N
G. Frink of the Indian Point house, will be
married at Stony Greek, October 81.
The thirteenth annual session of the
grand lodge, Knights of Honor of Con
necticut, will be held at the hall of Steu
ben lodge, New Haven, Tuesday, October
81.
George A. Bowen of Woodstock has &C
cepted the nomination for lieutenant-gov
ernor in a letter to Hon. Herbert E. Ben
ton, chairman republican state centra
committee.
The nineteenth annual meeting of tn.
Woman's Foreign Missionary society, con
nected with the New Haven Baptist associ
alton, will be held in the Broad street Bap
fist church, Meriden, to-day at 1:30 p. m
Ezekiel H. Trowbridge and E. Hayes
Trowbridge, jr., have decided to the Con-
solidated Railroad company 100 feet front
of land leading to Long wharf, which was
not owned by the Union Wharf company.
The New Haven Chair company has just
opened large sample room, 75x3O, for the
sale Of chairs at retail, at their manufac-
tory, rear of Audubon street, where they
have 200 elegant chairs, no two alike, to
show patrons.
Ballerstein's grand opening of millinery
is the talk of the town among New Haven
lsdies, and hundreds more yesterday, the
day being SO fine, came from adjoining
towns to trade there. The styles are ex-
quisite and innumerable.
Ex-Consul E. D. Bassett of this city will
sail for Port-au-Prince on Saturday, where
he has been engaged during the past yea,
as confidential secretary to the Hon. Fred
erick Douglass, United States minister te
Hayti Mr.. Douglass will also sail at the
same time.
Joel A. Sperry, DR.. Paul G. Skiff, Gen
eral E. S. Greeley and General E. E. Brad
ley yesterday transferred the Mallory place
on west Chapel street to the Grace Hos
pital society. Frederick B. Mallory anc
family will vacate the premises next week
going to Redlands, Cal.
The funeral services of the late Henry
q. Neebe will take place from the family
residence, No. 20 Orchard street, to-mor-
row afternoon at Q o'clock, and from the
German Lutheran church, corner Daven-
port avenue and Ward street, at 2:30. The
interment will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Cards have been issued by Rev. and
Mrs. H. D. Northrup Of Seymour for the
marriage of their daughter May to Alfred
Hathaway of New Haven. The ceremony
will take place Saturday afternoon, o.
tober II, at the home of the bride, Rev.
H. D. Northrup, father of the bride, Off
ciating.
Orange republicans have nominated Jo
seph Andrews and William G. Russell fol
selectmen; and Walter A. Main of West
Haven for town clerk. Mr.. Andrews is on
the present board. Elbee T. Treat IRE
publican) of the present board retires. Jo
seph Andrews is nominated for town
agent. The present first selectman an6
town agent is David Platt, democrat. T.
E. Newton and e. II. Gessner and other,
for justices of the peace.
A Woman Knocked Down.
Mrs. McCabe, who lives at 72 Adeline
street, was struck by passing team yes
terday afternoon on the corner of Church
and George streets. She was thrown VIC
lently and struck her head upon the curb
ing, infiicting long ugly cash. She wal
taken to SO Foote street where she works
and DR.. Jewett was summoned and sewed
M the wound. She was doing we'll last
night and will be out in few days.
AS there are always new mothers, it il
we'll to be reminded of Mellins Food,
which has been SO thoroughly and success
fully tried for years. Its strongest en-
dorsement is the multitude of healthy,
active children reared upon it, mother
saws: s'My child began the use OF Mellin's