Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-12
LOCAL NE w 3.

Twenty-seven new styles Shoes at the
Royal.
Finest display of chrysanthemums in
the city at Champion & Co.'S.
j. A. O'Keefe has been appointed prin-
oipal of the Waterbury high school. e.,
Champion & Co. have an elegant vase of
choice cut chrysanthemums at the show.
William T. Lucas, aged sixty-fve years,
an old resident of Msriden, died yesterday.
Blakeslee & Sons men of this city have
begun work in dead earnest on the sewer
on Olivia street, Birmingham.
Dickerman, the florists, display of choice
cut roses this week is fine sight, indeed,
and his chrysanthemums are of the finest
grown.
The Earnest Workers entertainment at
the M. E. church on Edwards street, last
evening, was much enjoyed by a large au-
dience.
The State street horse railroad company
have force of sixty men at work laying
double tracks, The work is being rapidly
pushed.
The Ladies' Montifore, o. B. L., gave
very successful sociable ball at the Arion
hall last evening. The ball was largely
attended.
Chester A. Wooster died at his home in
Seymour on Monday night, of Bright's
disease, aged 10 years. Mr.. Wooster was
one of the old residents.
The opportunity now offered to buy
genuine Turkish rugs at Enfajian's, $40
Chapel street, at great bargains, is attract
ing many buyers, judges of these fine
goods.
Cards are out announcing the engage
ment and coming wedding of Abraham L.
Bretzfelder, formerly with NJ. Steinert &
Son of this city, now of Indianapolis, and
Miss Carrie F. Selig of that city.
Invitations have been received in this
city to the wedding of Miss Alice L. Pratt
of Brooklyn to Mr.. Walter White of Bos-
ton, on the Gath of this month in st.
Marks church, Brooklyn. Miss Pratt for
merly lived in Southington and has a host
of friends in this city.
At the meeting of the National Academy
of Science in New York on Tuesday pa
per was read on "The Proteids or Album
noids of the Dat Kernel" Second paper,
prepared by Thomas B. Osborne, Phi. D.,
of this city. This is continuation of the
first paper which was read by him at the
meeting of the academy in Boston last
year.
The New Haven Building and Loan as
ISOLATION will meet at room 2, Courier
building, at o'clock this evening. The
association has completed it's first year
and is in a prosperous condition. The
third series of stock will be issued. Mayor
Sargent will address the meeting on econ
omy and how to get start in life. Out
siders are welcome.
The funeral of Wesley J. Squires of
Bridgeport, who was member Of Nosaho-
gan lodge, I. o. o. F., of Waterbury, took
place at p m. yesterday under the aus
pices of the Bridgeport Odd Fellows. No
BILE Grand H. B. Carter of Nosahogan
lodge appointed the following delegations
TO represent the lodge at the funeral: Past
Grand Dennis Hawley, G. B. Webster, w.
o. Guilford, o. S. Hull and Seron Decker.
The George H. Ford company have just
imported another large invoice of exquis-
lite goods from England, consisting of
nine immense cases of the choicest China
ware, and the space yet remaining is being
filed with these artistic productions. They
have also just received an invoice of ornate
thing of fine design for the vestibule OF
the entrance to their palatial jewelry en-
porium. imported direct from the world
noted MintoA & Co., England.