Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-28
LOCAL NEW s.
Brief Mention.

Fall opening at B. Rogowskis takes place September 30 and October 1.
 MT. George w. Coles has returned from a very pleasant stay in Boston.
 David Sprague, ,an old time Milford man, is in Milford looking up old friends.
 Eight members of the Rovers' Bicycle club made the run to Bridgeport yester- day.
 Over one hundred applications 'to be made" voters, have been placed on the Milford list.
 General Merwin will entertain the state central committee at Savin Rock next Thursday evening.
 Rev. H. c. Hovey is to deliver his new lecture on Acadia at Stratford on Tuesday evening, October 6.
 The Burritt Savings bank, named in honor of Elihu Burritt will open for busi ness in New Britain October 1.
 The Consolidated road is preparing to build a new depot at Port Chester. It will be much like the one at Mamaroneck.
 The Stamford Advocate thinks the Eagle Bicycle company of that place will locate at Torrington, and increase it's capital to $1OO,OOO.
 Mrs. General Watson of Bridgeport caught seven pound bluefish off Black Rock Saturday. She had assistance in landing it.
 A large party of young people took to the woods instead of Sunday school yester- day and came home loaded with unripe chestnuts.
 Invitations are out for the silver wedding e Mr and Mrs. Everett B. Clark, of Mil ford, which is to take Friday evening, October 3.
 Charles E. Locke, director of the Emma Juch English Opera company, has tided over his difficulties and everything is now all right again.
 Jennett L. Wilson of West Haven has sold to Mrs. Mary Darcy of Hartford a piece of land with buildings on the east side of Barbour street in this city.
 Miss Shanley, daughter of Stephen Shan ley, of 34 York street, and sister of the Rev. Father Shanley of Hartford has just entered convent at Hartford.
 A powerful and logical discourse was preached yesterday morning in the Church of the Messiah by the pastor, Rev. L. H. Squires, entitled "Honoring human na- ture."
 Quite an extensive sale of real estate at auction will be made at 10 o'clock this morning, corner of Water and Carlisle; also at o'clock this evening the premises No. 135 Dwight street, will be sold under the hammer. Sale will be conducted by Edward c. Beecher, auctioneer.
 Miss Katie Lavalage of the class of '92, Hillhouse high school, has spent her vaca- ton in the family of Councillor of Justice Muller of Dureu, Germany, and will enter upon her duties at the Ladies' academy at Nonnenwerth the 29th of this month to complete her education preparatory to teaching on her return to this country in the spring.
 The report of the "hazing" of Harry Stevenson, son of Colonel w. H. Steven son, of Bridgeport, at Yale, printed in various papers, was erroneous in many particulars and generally exaggerated. Nc whiskey was poured down the young mans throat, and when the Ceremonies" were over the boys pronounced him "a thoroughbred" No complaint was made to the faculty.
 Hon. H. M. Cleaveland of Brooklyn, Hon Marvin H. Sanger of Canterbury, and W G. Pratt of New Haven have returned iron their trip through Kansas. Congressma, Sperry of Hartford left the party in Topek' on his way to Salt Lake City, and Hon Lynde Harrison stopped at Chicago to joil his wife, who is visiting friends there. MT Harrison is expected home this week, ant MT. Sperry to remain west about tw' weeks.
 Ella A Graham, wife of George Storer died in Brooklyn on last Friday. MT. ant Mrs. Storer have resided many years il this city, where the deceased had man. friends who will mourn her loss. MT Storer was at one time proprietor of ha store on church street, and is son of ou esteemed and venerable townsmal Alexander Storer, for many years pro prietor of family grocery on Wooste street, corner of Olive.
 MT. Thomas H. Bolmer, partner in tn noted New York firm of Prince & White ley, bankers and brokers, and amember O the New York produce exchange, who ha been in charge of the New Haven brancl of the firms house for several weeks, dur ing the absence of his brother o. D. Bolmer who has been away for the improvement O his health, has returned to New York, hi brother having returned with health full. restored from stay in the Catskills.
 uackintOshes to Order.1
 Tho laroast stock ever shown in the city