Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M entiOn.

Own a home-$1O NOR. E. Baldwin.
Mrs. George B. st. John of Norwich is
visiting friends in this city.
See adv. Of double carriage for hire a
part of each day with competent driver.
Walks and driveways laid by the Conn.
Concrete Co., 40 Church street Room 2.)
Miss L. E. Bawden of 81 Winchester
avenue has returned home after having
been away all winter.
The Birmingham Harugari Mennerchor
will come to this city Saturday to sing at
the benefit to Emil Peter.
Mrs. Dennis Crowley, aged fifty-four,
died very suddenly at her home in Anso-
mia yesterday from heart disesse.
Miss Nellie Whiting, who has been
studying at the Yale art school, has re-
turned to her home in Norfolk, Conn
Judge Deming hada large and attentive
audience at his lecture at the Sterling
opera house, Birmingham, Wednesday
evening.
j. H. Whittemore of Naugatuck, who
has been some time in Florida, but latter.
ly in Aiken, 8. c., returned home Wed.
nesday evening.
George A. Bradley of NorwAlk has been
granted q pension of six dollars per
month. He was member of the First
Connecticut artillery.
The entertainment given by the Mas
ter's Workers of the Humphrey street
Congregational church at Pyramid hall
Melted quite handsome sum.
Mr.. John Blocking of this city died
yesterday at Hampton, Virginia, aged
seventy-two. The remains will be
brought to this city for interment. y:
Thomas Packer of Union City sailed
for Liverpool Wednesday, en- route TO,
his old home, Woodchester, England. He
expects to be absent about six weeks.
David futile, in the employ of Coburr
& Co., State street. is alleged to have de
parted with between 50, 900 and S., 900 o.
the firms money. Friends are trying t.
make good the loss in order to proven
prosecution.
Shaumpishuh council, degree of Poca
hontas, will hold their Easter sale mex
Monday afternoon, April II, in Colder
Rule hall, which is free; also will Civ,
their last social this season in the evening
at the same hall. Music by ladies' or
chestra.
The eighthy-ninth birth day of the ven
cradle and much esteemed Mrs. jaime
Mallory Of Norwalk was beautifully cele
brated by her relatives and friends Wed
nesday. The whole house was filled wit
the perfume Of vast array of spring
choicest flowers. 80
At to-day's meetings at Trinity church
the noon meeting and that at 5 p. m, Rev
DR.. HARDWOOD will oficiate. These dali
Lenten meetings have been well attended
and very successful, and the noon meet
ings, which begin at ~, have drawn il
many from the business and other work
ing classes.
The bridge over the Naugatuck rive
and Derby railroad at Ansonia, which wa
destroyed by fire Wednesday, was Al
feet long. 1t was built in 1884. It i
probable that the town will build $50,
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meeting will soon be called.
The Young Ladies' Mission circle of tn
United church will hold sale of cake
useful and fancy articles at the United
church chapel, 800 Temple street, on Fri
day from 4 until 9. The proceeds will bs
used for the general mission work of tn,
circle. Admission free.
y, 'Shoo" is the expressive title of our new
Easter panel, and we feel sure it will b.
appreciated and sought after even NOR
than any of the beautiful works of art VI
nave for years presented to our patrons a
Easter. We give them away with SOC
worth of tea, coffee or baking powder
commencing Monday, April II. TIL
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 38'
State street.
The noted house of the George II. Fori
company, as is well-known, commends it
self to all buyers for its reliability-a1
important factor in the satisfactory pnr
chase of valuables of which this famous
house carries so elegant line in all tn,
departments of its fine and spacious store
just now buyers have a particularly rars
opportunity for making purchases il
special bargains offered from both the req
ular stock and in odd pieces, all very de-
sirable, and which, in many instances, ar,
being aold at half the cost of importation
In q Row. .---,~- =
Patrick II. Tiernsy of 1853 Wallace stree
and Carl Graw got into row yesterday /,
which Tierney had his hand cut.
Home from . Long Trip.
Mr.. Louis A.Parsons returned yesterda.
from an extended trip in South America
and Cuba. He reports that while in Cara
cas-. Venezuela, he saw no Indications o
m impending revolution, me oist9rpanc'
aee Was very enjoyable one and his u
perieuces most Interesting.
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