Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-19
LOCAL NEW s.
Brief M enIiOn.

Brief Mention.
 w. J. Atwater is to erect one family brick house on Veto street.
 E. F. Haley of Windsor Locks enters Yale law school next week.
 J.W. Stewart, the Temple street caterer, will reopen Monday, September 21.
 All aboard! the new Royal shoes get there every time only at 92 Church street.
 Concrete sidewalks laid by Connecticut Concrete company, 49 Church st., Room g.
 The state convention of Baptists will be held in Bridgeport October 1921 inclu- sive.
 An addition to the Dixwell avenue school house is being erected by Hubbell, Merwin & Go.
 At the insane asylum in Middletown there is an apple tree as full of blossoms as a tree in spring.
 Miss Lillie Sperry of Bridgeport is visit ing at the residence of Frank Augur of 406 Elm street, this city.
 Edmund Ferguson, the Pittsburg mil lioniare, now owns every foot of Fishers island in the sound.
 Hubbell, Merwin & Go. are building 6 $5,000 two story frame house on Congress avenue for Joseph Miller.
 Miss Lizzie Holford has returned home after @ three months visit with friends in New York, Massachusetts and other places.
 J. A. Church is to build large green house on Whitney avenue for Nathan Bald win. It will be completed by December.
 Lieutenant w. H. 0. Bowen, Fifth in fantry, U. s. A., will establish a branch of his recruiting station in Bridgeport next month.
 The marriage of Miss Ora G. Chapman of New Haven to Joseph B. Visel of High wood is announced to take place Octo- Der 21.
 ExMayor Atwood, the secretary of the Landers, Fray & Clark company, died in New Britain yesterday morning, aged fifty four years.
 Rev. Dr. Phillips will be one of the speakers at the state convention of the Y. M. c. A. which takes place in New Britain next Monday and Tuesday.
 William Twining of this city has accept ed the position of stage carpenter with the "Darlington's Widows" combination and will leave for Montreal to-day.
 MT. Edward Camp of Norfolk, one of the most prominent citizens of Norfolk, is very ill and not likely to recover. He was a member of the legislature in 1867.
 G. M. Baldwin is preparing to build brick flat on Elm street between Howe and Dwight streets. It will have two ve- randas, bay window with stone trim mings, etc.
 Estate Record, appears in new and more desirable form, with greatly improved ap- pearance. It is meeting with gratifying and desired success.
 Cards are out for the marriage of George E. Wyant and Miss Katie M. Guild, both of Seymour, to take place Thursday even- ing, October 1, at the new house which Mr. Wyant has had built at Woodside.
 Frank R. Childs, who was for more than twenty years teacher and for some time vice principal of the Hartford public high school, yesterday brought suit against the town of Hartford for $2, 500 back pay. Colonel E. F. Shepard, editor of the New York Mail and Express, will speak at Bun nell's opera house, Bridgeport, Sunday afternoon, November 15, under the auspi ces of the Young Mems Christian associa- tion.
 Fall hats, leading styles, great variety, as usual at Burgess & Burgess, including the world renowned Knox hats. Now's the time, ladies, to pick out your fur shoul der capes, grand display at Burgess & Burgess.
 James P. Fay. who was thrown from the platform of the street car in this city and severely injured Wednesday, is chief book keeper at Wilcox, ,Crittenden & Co.'s, Middletown, where he has been employed for a long time. MT. Thomas W. Moore. we'll known down town gentleman and who is very popular with host of friends, has decid- ed to enter the Yale law school the coming fall. His friends bespeak for him bril- liant future in the legal fraternity.
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