Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-31
LOCAL NE " s.
Brief Mention.

sl saved, $1 earned. Royal Shoes.
 The Century for November at T. H. Pease & Sons.
 William Connal has gone into the tin ming and stove repairing business in this city.
 The bazar of the St. Aloysius T. A. and B society opened last evening at Music hall.
 The Hartford Courant yesterday entered vAnr ita nnA hnndrAd and twAntv-Aiohth
 MT. Frank Woodward on Townsend ave- nue has improved his fine residence by painting.
 Professor A. M. Loomis has much beauti- fled Academy hall by the addition of two elegant chandeliers.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' Sea mems Friend society will be held on Mon day, November 3, at 3 p. m., in the Center church chapel.
 Work on Oyster Point at Bay View park will soon be resumed, trees set out, paths made, and by next season it will be very attractive place.
 John Bergstrom, who was for seven years in the employ of D. M. Welch & Co. in this city and in New Britain, has opened a crockery store in New Britain.
 A new castle of the Knights of the Golden Eagle was instituted in this oity last evening, large delegation from Meri- den being present and assisting at the in- stitution exercises.
 PaDio,,,iD Doktaroor of H;1for1 ,roe buried yesterday from the residence of his sister, Mrs. J. M. Whitlock, Ansonia. The remains were taken to Huntington for in- terment.
 The Consolidated road has given Fred Enos of Bridgeport an order to equip one of their cars with his automatic coupling in order to give the invention a practical test on regular train.
 An elevator is to be put in at the Church street entrance of the Atheneum building. This will necessitate the close of that stair way, leaving the Center street entrance open for access to the building.
 George H. Street, formerly of the reper- torial staff of the COURIER and Morning News, has accepted a position with F. L. Kidder, proprietor of the Union Flouring mills at Detroit, Mich, and will leave for that city this noon.
 The usual meeting of the Woman's Church Missionary association will be held Tuesday, November 3, at p. m., in Trin- ity Parish building. Temple street. An address will be made by the Rev. William Worthington of Colorado. H.
 It is expected that the matter at issue between the city and town governments as to the occupancy of certain quarters in the city hall will came up for solution at the regular meeting of the board of aldermen to be held next Monday evening.
 Large sales arc made daily from the ele- gant display of far shoulder capes and wraps in all the latest styles at Burgess & Burgess renowned fur emporium. The exhibit is a very fine one. The stock of fur trimmings is also very fine and note worthy.
 The Southern New England Telephone company will display bulletins of the relay bicycle road race from Hartford to New York in front of their building on Court street to-day. These bulletins will also be displayed at the several points throughout the state. .
 Elmer A. Tholmes, who shot George Butler and William Jones at Frankie Ray mond's resort in Hamden, was Thursday released from jail on bonds of $500 in the shooting case and $50 in the intoxication case, in order that he might be present as witness in the city court yesterday.
 The New Haven Grays have full ranks and quite number of young gentlemen who have been accepted are waiting for vacancies. The Grays have quite sum of money on hand which they propose to put into fund, and whom enough is col lected to warrant 1t they propose to have building of their own,