Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-14
FOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Buy your children's shoes at the Royal.
 Silas Galpin, the stove dealer, is i'll with pneumonia.
 Easter goods at Augur's. Call and se- lect early. 123 Church street.
 Judge Bristol of Milford, who was seized with paralysis, is very ill and slowly fail ing.
 The Elm City arrived here several hours late yesterday forenoon owing to the foggy and stormy weather.
 MT. James T. Mullen, who is confined to his house with sickness, was reported to be somewhat better yesterday.
 Roses! Roses! Largest assortment in the city, from cents to 10 cents each, at Champions, 1054 Chapel street.
 Henry Chatfeld is to build a four-story brick addition to the store on Grand ave- nue occupied by P. J. Kelley & Co.
 The Misses Goodsell, daughters of Bishop Goodsell, are visiting their brother, Buel Goodsell, at the Winthrop, Meriden.
 Arthur Smith, son of MT. Dennis Smith of Milford, who has been residing at Den yer, Col, the past year, has returned.
 Bishop Williams will visit Christ church on Sunday evening to administer the rite of confirmation. Services begin at 7:3O o'clock.
 William Webber is to build first-class modern double apartment house on Lloyd street from plans by c. H. Stilson, the architect.
 Philip McDermott of Bridgeport was al- rested at the depot here last night by Off cer Reynolds for not paying his fare on the train.
 The Chautauqua circle of the East Pearl street M. E. Church will meet Monday af- ternoon at Miss Sanford's. The subject will be Japan"
 A new lamp company with capital stock of $5,0O0 has been formed in Bir- mingham. Speaker Allen w. Paige is the heaviest stockholder.
 Miss Myra Cargill, daughter of Professor Cargill, will be married to MT. Wilson liar mon, of the firm of Wilson & Harmon, on Wednesday, March 25
 Miss Katie Close, a graduate of the Ho- garth Business university, has just taken a position as bookkeeper in the store of H. B. Perry, Chapel street.
 A public meeting of the New Haven Co., operative Savings Fund and Loan associa- tion is to be held at room 13, Phoenix building, Monday evening next.
 w. E. Colley, state secretary of the Young Mems Christian association, lies seriously ill with nervous prostration at his home at Seaside park, Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. William B. Stoddard of Milford and MT. and Mrs. Carlos French of Seymour have gone to California on a pleasure trip combined with business.
 Stephen D. By1bee of South Norwalk, formerly of this city, brother of John O. Byxbee and Major By1bee of Meriden, died Thursday afternoon, aged ifty-two years. Dr. William H. Carmalt is having plans made by Architects Rossiter & Wright of New York for two fine houses, which are to replace his present residence on Elm street.
 The Young Republican club of West Haven is talking of erecting $5, 1000 two- story building, with stores on the first floor, which will be rented, and hall on the second floor.
 Yesterdays Waterbury American says: "A large audience for stormy night heard their former fellow townsman, the Rev. E. s. Lines of New Haven, in St. Michaeps church last evening""
 MT. Alvin Gilbert, an aged gentleman who formerly lived in Winsted, died in Florida few days since, aged eighty five. He was related to many of Winsted's prominent citizens. Interment in Win sted
 Charles Wright is to build two-story frame building, 24175 feet, on Blatchley avenue, near Clay street, for new manu- featuring business. MT. Wright and J. B. Moran are to- start steam laundry there this spring. ..-
 The unprecedented sale of fur shoulder capes at Burgess & Burgess noted fur emporium continues. Many sales are made daily, the chance to buy at such bar gains these always useful articles being much uQised about among the laaiss,