Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-18
LOCAL N E w 8.
Brief Mention.

Orphan asylum to-day.
 No change is reported in the condition of Colonel George M. White.
 The town auditing committee are exam ming the town agents accounts.
 Ladies' Royal shoes, most perfect shoe made, solid comfort yet fit like glove. Hinman,s bathing houses at Savin Rock were carried away by the waves yesterday. There was great rejoicing throughout the state over the much needed rainfall yester day.
 Professor Romann's feats as magician pleased large audience at Turn hall last night.
 The salary of Principal O'Keefe of the Waterbury High school has been fixed at $500.
 The trial of Elmer Tholmes before the Hamden court was deferred yesterday to next Saturday.
 The bazar of the Sacred Heart church was attended by large crowd despite the bad weather last evening.
 MT. Enfajian, $40 Chapel, leaves soon for Asia and people from all around find fine bargains in his big sale of real Turkish rugs daily.
 Miss Margaret Lynch and 0. H. Boylan will wed this afternoon at 5:3O at St. Pat rick's church. A large throng of their friends will attend.
 The Meriden fire department was called out yesterday morning by a blaze in Joseph Morse's building on Veteran street, Meriden. Loss about $1 400.
 MT. Loren Smith and Miss Louise Clau- det were married on Saturday in this city. The young cauple are now domiciled with the parents of MT. Smith in Winsted.
 Any one who is thinking of investing with the Bear Valley Irrigation company will do well to cali on Charles Wilson, 70S Chapel street. It will be to their interest to do 80.
 The telephone company is distributing the new directory, dated November 15. Any subscriber who does not receive one by Wednesday morning should apply at the office.
 Arthur Moakley, who lived at I'll Fair field street, did not receive the injuries from which he died at the Eaton school as reported in a contemporary, but at the Hamilton school.
 The Yale Shooting club has accepted g challenge from Harvard to shoot at the grounds of the Springfield Gun club on the morning of November 21, each team to consist of five men.
 Sheffield lodge, K of F., of this city banquetted at Deibel's the Crescent lodge, K. of F., of Hartford last night after 6 fraternal season at the lodge rooms. Over one hundred sat down at the feast.
 Thomas P. Smallman denies that his butcher store on Water street was found open last Sunday in violation of the Sun day closing law and claims to be able te fully vindicate himself of the charge.
 The following new members of the Yale University club have been elected: Fergu son '93, Holderman '93; Graham '93, Ells worth '92 s., Manning '92 S., Windstanley '92 s., Jackson '92 s. and Simmons '92 s
 Several Yale students while climbing and trying to carry off the gilded chair 1T front of Peck & Parker's last night behelt the big form of Officer Beegan bearing down upon them. They fled precipitately
 Franklin chapter, No. 3, R. A. M., las evening had large meeting and worked the Royal Arch degree on ex-ire Commis sioner Loren H. Stannard and Georg White of Heublein's and other candidate and banquetted Mt. Vernon chapter of An sonia It was very interesting occasion
 An alarm from box 25, about 3:30 yes terday afternoon, called the fire depart ment to the corner of Church and Crow streets. Their assistance was not needed however, as the cause of the alarm wa only the boiling over of 8 pot of grease il the kitchen of Gray's restaurant, IL Grown street. The recall was very sool sounded