Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-09
H. J. COX, Observ
LOCAL NE WIS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 You save one- half, pound paper, Dor mans.
 Hon. N D. Sperry has returned from Washington.
 The Bridgeport Board of Trade banquet at tho Atlantic house tonight.
 Some eight per cent. investments. See adv. of The Alfred Walker Go.
 Nehemiah Woodruff, painter, 15 Hallock steeet, wore his Royal shoes two years.
 Wilson Waddingham and wife sailed for Europe Saturday on the La Champagne.
 Hubert Scoville, one of Watertown's old est and best known citizens, died Satur- day morning.
 George A. Cook of Wa1lingford had his first inoculation of lymph at the NewYor hospital Thursday.
 Dr. Vile of Danbury has received 8 bottle of Dr. Koch's lymph containing enough for 1 ,OOO injections.
 The Joseph Parker & Son paper manu- factory at Westville is to pass into the con trol of joint stock company.
 Quite number of New Haveners go to Meriden tonight to attend the big mas querade ball of the Y. G. A. A.
 W. L. Everit, jr., has purchased for F. H. filling handsome bay mare, four years old, that is said to be very fast.
 The appealed case eff 0. H. Young & Son of Yalesville against Frank Hastings comes up for trial in this city tomorrow.
 Ja ;,, %ho Ho@b1 lie and Episcopa. churches yesterday re- garding Lent which begins next Wednes- day.
 A joint debate has been arranged be- tween the Yale Union, the Academic De- batting and the Kent club of the Yale Law school
 MT. and Mrs. F. K. Wiley have returned from their wedding tour ard are now re- siding on the corner of High and Grown streets.
 Martin L. Davis of IA Edward street, foreman of the New Haven Chair compa ny, returned Saturday from 8 short visit Keene, N. H.
 Samuel w. Gledhill of Bridgeport has purchased the stock farm, formerly the property of Rev. w. H. H. Murray, at Guilford, Conn.
 Mrs. Harlow of New York, nee Miss Twining of Olive street, is visiting her parents and friends in this city. She will return home Wednesday.
 Mrs. Luman c. Colt of Winsted, who has been quite ill for several months, the latter part of the time under special treat ment in New Haven, is now recovering.
 c. E. Fennessy, teller for Fennessy, Arm strong & Co.,, Springfield, will start for Denver, Col, March 1, on pleasure trip. He expects to be gone six or eight months.
 Another variety of weather since Satur- day noon-rain, hail, snow and sleet, slip pery pavements, wet pavements, snow covered pavemcnts and few glimpses of sunshine.
 Edward W. Seeger, treasurer of the Springfield Foundry company, who died Saturday, was buried yesterday. He leave. wife, nee Miss Mary c. Kip of East Had dam, Conn.,, and two boys.
 Israel Putnam camp, Sons of Veterans of Naugatuck, will be assisted by other camps in the state at their military prom enade and ball, which will be given at the opera house in Naugatuck tonight
 Charles F. Pearson, who mysterously disappeared from Ridge6eld last month has been heard from. The English au thorities inform his wife that he arrived in Liverpool two weeks ago out of hil mind. t
 Isaac Boughton of Waterbury died Sat urdsy. He was eighty-two years old ani in his death passes away another of tn highly respected old citizens who hav been for life time identified with Water bury interests. -----.
 Walter Damrosch of the Symphony SC ciety of New York has obtained a guaran tee fund of over $50, 900 year for the es tablishment of permanent orchestra il New York. It was resolved to organiz the orchestra at once.
 Mrs. Henderson, wife of John Render son of No. IS Edward street, sailed Satur day for England on the Umbria, he youngest child accompanying her, to re main abroad about two months. Mrs Henderson is well known and popula member of the Ladies' Aid society of tn, St. John street M. E. church. She vii visit relatives in various parts of Englani and attend to the settlement of some prop. srty affairs.