Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-17
, LOCAL NEW g.
Brief Mention.

Fresh popcorn, favored, 47O State St.
 Alphonso Thill, the merchant tailor is i'll.
 Fire Marshal Kennedy is recovering from an attack of the grip.
 Loren H. Stennsrd is again indisposed with second attack of the grip.
 Rev. J. Mott has has resigned as pastor of the Northford Congregational church.
 A beautiful sight-the rich display of lovely imported baskets in Shows win dow.
 Mrs. Dennis Foote, who died in Plain vile on Monday, was for years resident of Southington.
 Mrs. Hoadley B. Ives, who has been dan gerously ill with the grip, was triae i'm proved yesterday.
 William Martin of Southington has given up his farming in Flanders and moved to New Haven.
 A large assortment of decorated candy baskets for the holidays at Hauff Bros.', corner Church and Chapel.
 Buy gold watch for a present of S. Goodman & Go: and have your photograph enameled on it free of charge.
 Burglars forced an entrance into Mil ford postoface last night and got away with $1 and thirty postage stamps.
 An address was delivered before the King's Daughters at the First M. E. church last evening by Mrs. Tracy Peck, the state secretary.
 One hundred and sixty new styles and sizes seal pocket books for ladies and gen. tlemen are among the attractions at 696 Chapel street.
 Mrs. Charles Morley of Southington, who has been critically ill with typhoid fever, is now somewhat better, and her recovery is looked for.
 George H. Hart of Bridgeport has a three-legged dog which was born so. It is about ten weeks old and can move about with remarkable agility.
 MT. Steinert, in connection with the re- cital to be given by Paderewski, has placed statuettes in number of store win dows on Chapel street.
 Mrs. Beardsley, wife of Clarence I. Beardsley of Hartford, and neice of Gen. eral L. A. Dickinson of this city, is se- riously ill with fever.
 It turns out that the sailor who offered a large slab of stone which he claimed was Mexican onyx to Mrs. P. T. Barnum is a swindler. He has decamped.
 The noted fur house of Burgess & Bur IL Fl Christmas gifts, such as fur muffs, boas, gloves, shoulder capes, caps, silk umbrellas in great variety.
 A party of Bridgeport's celebrated musi- cal people will attend the Paderewski re- cital here, and special train will proba- bly be run from New Haven after the con- cert, stopping at Milford and Stamford.
 c. w. Blakeslee & Go. of New Haven took down their derrick and removed their tools from the Central Baptist lot Tuesday, and will finish their blasting to- day. It has not been a very profitable job for the f1rm.-Norwieh Bulletin.
 People imbued with the Christmas spirit now in the air, are constantly flock ing to Kirby's. the stock of standard watches and jewelry, and of elegant fancy clocks, choice ornamental pieces of silver, bric-a ,brac, etc., being studded with hun dreds of rare and choice selections, some thing to suit all buyers.
 The mortuary record to be read at the 103d annual meeting of the Connecticut Grand Lodge of Masons will show only one prominent name for the year, being that of Past Grand Master Howard B. En- sign of Baltimore, formerly of New Haven, who was at the head of the grand lodge in this state prior to his removal to Mary land