Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-23
LOCAL N E VI S.
RrfAf W anItAn.

Harper's for December at T. H. Peare & Sons.
 Waterbury expects soon to have @ bi- cycle manufactory.
 Tax Collector Bommos of Bridgeport died of his injuries.
 w. L. Squire, this city, is reelected treasurer of the Naugatuck road.
 Ladies, don't miss it; this week only; rubbers free. Royal Shoe Store.
 w. D. Machol, the merchant tailor, is slowly recovering from his illness. John Bushnell of Derby has removed his family to New Haven to reside.
 Real genuine Turkish rugs are sold daily at Enfjian's at less than New York wholesale prices.
 Wopowage lodge of Milford has ap- pointed committee to draft resolutions on the death of George A.. Tomlinson.
 Superintendent Wells of the State Street horse railroad is slowly recovering from the severe and painful injuries he received few days ago.
 Patrick Brown of Bridgeport, in jump ing out of bed, struck against the iror railing of the bed and received a scalp wound three inches long.
 At St. Luke's yesterday Rev. MT. Nor ris delivered an able sermon. The music as usual, was excellent and was rendered by Conductor Anthony's big choir and thu organist, Mir. Parkus.
 Some hustling work is being done il double tracking the State Street hors' railroad. This work and the other i'm provements of recent date will cost thu company about $4O,0O0.
 Conductor Gordon s. Colt of the Hous atomic line has had a relapse and is sgai1 very ill. The grip from which he suffered last year left his heart somewhat affected and the doctor now enjoins absolute res for time.
 A brief fstic encounter was indulged il by party of students and party O town men in front of the Kenwick hous early yesterday morning, resulting in tn vanquishing in short meter of the studen contingent
 The Arion Singing society gavea privat entertainment in their hall last evening Mallon's orchestra played and there was violin solo by Miss Barlow, baritone sol by Joseph Lang, solo by Harry France and the Arions sang several selections.
 Colonel White continues in about tn same precarious condition. At interval he has periods of consciousness. Satur day he sent cheering report to his com rades at the Admiral Foote post, assuring them that he would be with them soon The message was received and read at tn post Saturday night.
 William Gslpin of Middletown died Sat urday, aged seventy-seven. H was for several years president of tn, Middlesex Mutual Assurance company ,ant was director in the Farmers & Mechan ics' Savings bank at the time of his death For the last ten years he had suffered iron shock of paralysis which renderdd hin helpless.
 The Consolidated road comes in for som we'll deserved complimentary words al around over its capital handling of tn big throngs in transportation to and iron the great foot ball game and the work al being done within such comparativel, limited periods. On all sides praise fo the way in which the work was accom- plished is being heard. -
 Boosaing times are expected at Wood mont next spring. The indications ar that many new cottages will be erecte there. Senator Hawley's new cottage which is near the Pembroke hotel, is ad vanced far enough to have a roof on il and now presents very pleasing appea, ance. Mrs. Thorne, Hartford lady, wh has lot next the senator's, will erect cottage on it next spring.