Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

The comfort Royal shoe; factory prices.
Gentle spring appeared in earnest yes
terday.
DR.. and Mrs. Pinney of Derby sail for
Europe to-day.
The Meriden, Cromwell and Waterbury
railroad is rushed with business.
Yesterday was the anniversary of the as
sassination of Abraham Lincoln.
Fred H. Waldron and Frank w. Bald
win are home from their trip south.
Concrete sidewalks laid by Conn. Con-
crete Co., room 2, 40 Church street.
Warner o. Wooster, a Naugatuck mem
Der of the G.. A. R., died yesterday.
The rolling mill strikers go back tc
work to-day at the company's terms.
Professor Peleg Hancox. a prominent
Stonington man, died there yesterday.
A special meeting of Naomi lodge, No
1, D. of R.. will be held Saturday evening
John H. Bond, the butter dealer at "a
Church street, will retire from business
May /.
The Horse guards will have soiree il
the squad drill room at the armory this
evening.
The first Connecticut river shad, four Of
them weighing twenty pounds, were
canght at Westbrook yesterday.
Miss Emma Leete, member of an old
family or East River, was trampled te
death by horse in stable, Monday.
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary Cul
len of Dewitt street took place at the Sa,
cred Heart church yesterday morning.
E. NJ Daniels, chief clerk at Heublein'f
hotel, Hartford, was very low yesterday
and not expected to live the night out.
The April term of the circuit court Of
the United States for the district of Con
necticut, will open in New Haven, Tues
day, April 20.
President Clark and General Manager
futile of the Consolidated road were a
the railroad commissioners hearing il
New London yesterday.
At the banquet to be given tonight by
the three local Royal Arcanum lodges te
the grand council, Prokasky catering
fully 800 guests will participate.
By an accident at Cowles & Co.
yesterday Miss Sarah Gallagher of 13f
Lafayette street received injuries from
which she died later at the hospital.
Philip S. Beebe, a native and for many
years resident of Litchield, who died
Sunday of the grip at Waverly, N. Y, was
f,+l Sc oI,o of Vo1
The annual banquet of the Y. P. S. G. E.
society of the Humphrey ST. Congregational
church takes place April 80. Tonight the
musical and literary entertainment takes
place at the church.
Mr. William Gay has his four double
houses on Peck street, Fair Haven, nearly
completed. The grounds in front are be-
ing graded. They are a notable and hand
some improvement in that section.
Howard lodge, I. o. G. T., social club,
has arrangements nearly completed for a
literary entertainment and sociable to be
given next Tuesday evening in Temple OF
Honor room, Insurance building. A large
turnout of members and friends is expect
ed
New Haven guests announced at the
wedding last evening in Bridgeport of Miss
Hanley and Mr.. c. D. Davis, of Parker &
Davis of that city, were Judge and Mrs.
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Parsons, Mrs. S. S. Thompson, Mrs. E.
D. Dutton and Miss Gertrude Sanford.
At the Young Peoples Missionary socie-
ty meeting of the Church Of the Messiah
this evening there will be fine program,
consisting of gems from the poets, vocal
and instrumental music and an essay by
Rev L. H. Squires on "The Opening Bat
tie of the Revolution" The public invi-
ted.
Attorney Tweedy of Danbury, who
was to appear with Senator Seymour be-
fore the railroad commissioners at New
Haven, cannot come owing to the danger
GUS illness of his father. Concerning the
hearing the Norwalk Gazette SAYS: The
commissioners are to take up the questions
involved in the new and revised layout of
the parallel and Doc Coolidge's is tsloaded
for ba'ar,o