Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-02
LOCAL NEWS.

Brief Mention.
Town Clerk Brethauer is confined to his
house by illness.
Make application for the night school at
Yale Business college.
Miss B. T. Smith of Olive street returned
from Paris yesterday.
The night school now open cor. Chapel
and Church streets, Cutler building.
Meriden received yesterday its supply of
the big U. S. mail boxes for newspapers
and packages
Mayor Peck, Judge Pickett and Joseph
A. Yarston went to the Pawtucket, R. l.,
cotton centennial.
The ladies are surprised when they ex-
anime and learn the price of the Royal
Shoe, sold only at 81 Church.
1t is reported that brick block is to be
built on the site of the Quinnipiac rink,
corner Grand avenue and Bright street.
R H. Mallory will represent Trinity col
lege at the intercollegiate tennis tourna-
ment to be held at New Haven, October
ell.
The auction sale of carpets and fine fur
niture, etc., at the Mallory residence, 141s
Chapel street, takes place to-day at 10
o'clock.
The Hubbard drum corps of Meriden
and Bunnell's drum corps of this city will
banquet at the Forbes house, Morris Cove,
this afternoon.
B. Rogowski's opening will take place
Wednesday and Thursday, October and
2. Call and see the latest styles. 1874 and
1926 Chapel street.
The next public meeting of the Building
and Loan association will be held this
evening at o'clock in the hall corner o.
Elm and State streets.
This evening the annual meeting of tn,
stockholders of the New Haven Tontin
company will be held at the office of G.
Thompson, Hoadley building.
Dennis w. Sheehan, Charles A. Sessler
Edward ]. Lewis and jeremiah McGratl
were yesterday appointed supernumeea
ries by Superintendent Bollmann.
Mrs. X. r. Mulloy, successor to A. V
Byrnes, continues her opening display o
fall millinery to-day. The display is on
of the finest ever seen in this city.
Mrs. Gorham of 248 George street i
confined to the house with broken arm
DR.. Nichols pronounced the break a YER
bad one. IT was received while hangin
out clothes.
Yesterday, all agreed, was magnifcen
day. Nobody complained of the weather
Hundreds improved the day to take ca,
riage drives out into the country. Nor
such days are expected.
At the meeting of New Haven count
Baptists in Meriden yesterday Rev. JOIN
H. Mason of this city was elected modera
tor and Rev. E. G. Sage of this city wa
clerk. Regrets were read.
The United States officer who will hav
charge of the permanent recruiting offic
in this city will arrive here to-day. 1t wi
be about three weeks before suitable qual
ters can be obtained and fitted up.
I. w. Stiles of this city is remodeling tn
house he recently purchased at Cose
Beach, adding kitchen, dining-room and
wide veranda on three sides. A barn an
carriage house is also in process of con
struction.
Mr.. John G. Anderson. sentemplates re
moving from West Haven in the course @
few months, owing to is frequent an
severe attacks Of rheumatism. His phys
clans advise change of climate. H
thinks of going to Southern California
Henry Sutton of this city was appoint
ed one of the commission on coastin
trade at the annual meeting of the Nations
association of vessel o vners and captain
held at Boston yesterday. One hundre
and thirty-four vessels were represented 6
the meeting.
Y. r. 8. G. e.
The nominating committee of the Y.