Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-12
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

Buy the Royal shoe every time.
The Seventh c. " hold their reunion at
New Britain September %.
John R. Palmer, postmaster at West
port, died yesterday, aged forty-two.
Mr.. W. F. Gilbert and family have re-
turned to this city from Morris Cove.
Concrete sidewalks laid by Connecticut
Concrete company, 40 Church st., Room 2.
G. H. Berry and family of Brush street,
Norwalk, will move to New Haven next
week.
Mr. William Noonan and Miss Lizzie
Noonan of New York return to their home
to-day.
Baptist church in Danbury was laid yes
terday.
All furniture bought of the Bowditch &
Prudden Co. day will be subject to the
same special discount
The First Separate company, Captain
Lathrop, perfected arrangements last night
for their visit to Providence October 6.
Miss Mile Williams, the pianist, has
returned from delightful vacation spent
in New York state and has resumed with
her pupils.
Mrs. Belle w. Harris of New Haven is
now visiting at the home of her brother,
Councillor Joseph R. Wyman of Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia.
Rev. L. K. Long of the Taylor Congre-
gational church has returned from the west
and will occupy his pulpit Sunday morn
ing and evening.
General Manager Lucius ,Tuttle of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road is expected home to-day from the
White mountains.
Attorney Harry w. Asher, who has been
in Europe since June 80, returned to his
home in this city greatly benefited in
health as a result of his voyage.
Rev. H. E. Burnes and family returned
from their cottage in Pound Ridge yester-
day and are now again occupying the
Methodist parsonage in Norwalk.
Philip Silverthau returned to this city
yesterday morning after visit of few
months abroad. During the trip he has
travelled in five different countries.
Thomas T. Armstrong, night agent at
the Consolidated depot, and Sergeant Stor-
mont left yesterday on q ten days vacation
trip to Saratoga and Niagara Falls.
Although the fall term at Yale does not
begin until September "a, there are already
many students here, mostly freshmen who
are obliged to make up their conditions
The last day, and buyers should take ad-
vantage of the special discount sale of the
entire stock of furniture of the Bowditoh
& Prudden Co., 104 and 100 Orange street.
Mrs. Beardsley, wife of D. L. Beardsley
of 496 Chapel street, had a very enjoyable
trip to Canada recently when she visited
her sister, who resides at Kingston, Que
bee.
The white squadron left Bridgeport yes
terday at a. m. The officers of the feet
witnessed ''Monte Cristo" at Bunnell's in
that city Thursday evening. They occu-
pied all the boxes. .2
The Church of the Redeemer will not be
open for public service until September 90.
The pastor returns during the coming
week. He has been with his family for
several weeks past at his old home, East
Pembroke, Mass.
Rev. DR.. McChesney goes from here to
become pastor of the large and wealthy M.
E. church at Walnut Hills, one of the fash
ionable suburbs of Cincinnati. Its pastors
have for years been among the most emin-
ent in the denomination.
The twentieth quarterly meeting of the
Meriden Christian Endeavor union began
at o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
Congregational church, Cheshire. About
two hundred and fifty delegates from Mer-
iden and surrounding towns were present.
The ladies are busy daily preparing for
winter in selecting sealskin cloaks and fur
shoulder capes from the magnificent new
stock at Burgess & Burgess, who are man
ufacturers. Orders are daily being receiv-
ed also for making these beautiful garments
specially to order for patrons.
DR.. George A. Lawton, son of T. J. Law
ton, graduate of a leading dental college
in Philadelphia, has located his Office at
1913 Olive street, where he is now engaged
in the practice Of his profession. His
dental parlors are handsomely fitted up
and supplied with all the latest dental ap-
pliances and equipments. Dr.Lawton was
for two years with DR.. Church of this city.
Many old friends and former patrons and
many new ones will no doubt avail them
selves of his acknowledged professional
pkn.