Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-14
LOCAL N e w >.

We have now the reputation of the best
School Shoe in the state. Royal Shoe
Company, 90 Church.
The sidewalks in the vicinity of Sylvan
avenue and Ward street are in dilapi-
dated condition.
Many are buying Turkish rugs at Enfia-
jams great bargain sale, $40 Chapel street.
He leaves soon for Asia.
A fine little painting, "Pigs at the
Trough" from the easel of Gerrit S. Rice
if displayed in Chapel street window.
The Masonic Protective society meets on
Monday evening, when several new appli
cations for membership will be acted upon.
Galwey & Bassett have opened the stable
at 3S1 Temple street, near Grove street,
and have on hand new line of hacks,
coupes and light driving rigs. j.;
The United Workers will hold their an
nual meeting in their new building, No.
200 Orange street, on Monday, November
16, at 3 D. m. Caroline NJ. Pease, secre-
tary.
The great sale of fur shoulder capes, all
latest styles and lengths, is unprecedented
at the fur house of Burgess & Burgess, and
the ladies find there every variety of fancy
fur trimmings.
The building of the Methodist church on
Townsend avenue, which was to have been
done this fall on the fine lot donated by
Mr.. 81. H. Benedict, at the Four Corners,
has been postponed until next spring.
The premium list of the Meriden poultry
show will amount to about 81 900. A ban
quet will be held in the hall New Years
eve, to which the members of the associa-
ton, the exhibitors and jadges will be in
vited.
Milford at its town meeting voted to re-
scind the action taken at the annual meet
ing ordering the cutting down of the road
between the residences of Mrs. Mary Car
rington and Charles A. Tomlinson; also to
lay out road in Woodmont, from the
chapel to Merwin's Point, and to open
Reed street from it's present terminus to
Broad street. ..-.. =.
City Attorney Daley is threatened with
nervous prostration, caused by overwork
in his various official duties. The doctors
that have been consulted have all recon-
mended a complete rest from business and
all other cares. As soon as he can make
the necessary arrangements he will leave
for an absence of two or three weeks.
Charles E Steele of the flannel depart
ment at Howe & Stetson's will soon leave
that firms employ 80 that he may give his
entire attention to the Deming illustrated
lectures, of which he is the manager. He
has been in the employ of Howe & Stetson
ever since that FIRMS advent to this city,
and was also with J. N Adams for several
years previous. --~s
Bicyclists take advantage Of the fine
new roads through Fort Hall Park, running
down to the cove The roads are Level and
hard and free from stones or shells and are
finished, The bicyclists go down Town.
send avenue to the U. s. government road,
which turns off just below the late resi-
dence of ex Congressman Mitchell, then
pass the "old barracks" through the park
and come out on Townsend avenue again
short distance from Morris Cove.
Among the many fine photos. of noted
men in Bowman's elegant window. display
is one of our venerable and esteemed oiti-
zen, Hon. Hiram Camp. He has also fine
photos of Chief Hendrick, Fire Marshal
Kennedy and Chief Electrician Smith
framed and hanging in the new fire depart
ment headquarters in the city hall. They
are marvelouslyi fine achievements, but
characteristic Of Bowman's' famously fine
work. He is constantly receiving orders
for duplicates from all parts Of this CONT.
nent and from Europe as we'll. Among
the numerous crayons in the works Is an
elegant one of DR.. Adams, our widely
known physician, and one of former
Trumbull street lady, now deceased, both
pronounced admirable by all. When the
people want fine work they know they will
be certain of it at Bowman's. 80.
A Judgment for $66.25.