Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Concrete sidewalks laid by Conn. Con- crete Co.
 Ladies are invited to attend Mrs. Mul- loy's millinery opening to-day.
 The children are delighted with our new patent tip shoe, Royal shoe store.
 All the hat stores which have closed evenings are now open for business.
 Spring opening at B. Rogowski's will take place Wednesday and Thursday, March % and 26.
 The organ of Trinity P. E. church will be taken to pieces and thoroughly renovat- ed shortly after Easter.
 The late Hon. Albert N Baldwin of New Milford was q member of the house in Al, '42, '51, '63, "A, '76 and '78.
 Mir. Wilcox of David H. Clark's force of employees is out again after all illness of seven weeks, caused by pneumonia.
 Learned B. Dennison, who has been em- ployed for five years in the state library, has been discharged, as he says, without cause assigned.
 Connie Doyle of the local base ball team reported for duty yesterday. He is in prime condition, having been exercising in a gymnasium all winter.
 The candidates for the Yale crew left for Philadelphia yesterday, where they will enjoy ten-days' course of training under the supervision of Bob Cook
 There will be services and sermon by pr. McLane appropriate to Good Friday in the lecture room of the College street church on Friday evening at 7:30 p. m.
 S. Y. Beach, 93, of Seymour. father of Superintendent G. w; Beach of Water bury, who Monday night suffered a severe congestive chill, is better and is thought to be recovering.
 MT. Frederick L. Downes of 116 Atwater street, salesman for Corey, Moore 6 Co.,, who has been away from business since last November on account of illness, was able to return for the first time yesterday.
 w. H. H. Murray, who lectured in Bridgeport last evening at Proctor's opera house, was the guest yes terday of Hon. William D. Bishop, who introduced him to his audience last night
 Marcus c. Hawley of Bridgeport com pleted last week his eightieth transit of the American continent, having made forty round trips from ocean to ocean and three trips during the past twelve months.
 Miss Belden, the contralto of St. Paul's church choir, who has been seriously ill for the last seven weeks with the grip, is now daily regaining strength and her physician, Dr. E. L. R. Thompson, expects that she will be able to be out in a few days.
 Miss Edith Loomis, youngest daughter of Professor A. M. Loomis, left yesterday for Philadelphia in company with her aunt, Mrs. Lyons of that city. She will spend the Easter holidays there at the homes of her aunt and sister, Mrs. Flora Persch.
 An appreciative audience gathered at the Church of the Messiah lecture room last evening to hear Judge Joseph Sheldon deliver lecture on "The Political Situa- tion in Connecticut" The lecture was in teresting and instructive. Miss Lillie White rendered vocal selection which added to the pleasure of the occasion.
 Frank Baldwin, son of A. D. Baldwin, the mason builder, and Frederick Wal dron, clerk of the public works board were @ day or two ago in Richmond, Va. Since leaving here 8 week ago last Saturday they have enjoyed stay at Old Point Comfort, visited Wilmington, N. 0. ,and other places and are expecting to return to Old Point Comfort for few more days.
 The Postomce on Fast Day.
 The postofice and branch at Fair Haven will close on Fast day, Friday, March 27, at 12 o'clock noon, except the stamp win dow at main office, which will remain open until 1 o'clock p. m. leaving the office at 8 o'clock a. m., after arrival of mail from the west.
 The corridor will be open all day, and the carriers window in the evening, az usual.
 LA GRIPPE IN NEW HAVEN. Physicians Report Many Cases In
 Town.
 Several of our physicians report that Ia grippe has again got foothold in this city, and that there is at present large number of cases in town. The difficulty is fostsred by unwholesome atmospheric influences, and attacks those who are painstaking as we'll as those who are care less of their health. New Haven physi- clans, having many eases under their charge, report that this year there are more relapses among their patients than were observed in last years cases.
 Easter hats at Brooks & Co.'s, Chapel cor State. Christy's and Dunlap's lead ing styles, medium and lower priced grades in similar styles. Trunks and eatchels.