Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-15
LOCAL NK W8.
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Own home-$10 mo.-R. E. Baldwin. Birmingham Methodists are to build soon $40, 900 church.
 Judge Deming will deliver 8 course of lectures in Birmingham; one this month, and four next month.
 Charles Futile, who conducted the Ar ington hotel. this city, has leased the Hoffman house in Birmingham.
 Miss Addie Great6rex of Bridgeport is visiting her sister, Mrs.. Neal, wife of Assessor George Neal, this city.
 Thomas F. Clark is the new secretary of the Catholic Central Temperance union of this city, vice Albert Tanyane, resigned. Mayor Sargent gave check of $1O0 yesterday toward the building fund of the St. Patrick's Young Mems T. A. and B. society.
 A company of some twenty or thirty Swedish immigrants were seen around the depot last evening, bound for various parts of the state. ~s-:'-- k
 Mrs. M. L. Winter, late, of the Fremont house, has accepted position in Salem, Ala, where she will have charge of a large dressmaking establishment. ..e,
 A number of Birmingham young people have received invitations to party which is to be given at the home of Miss Kate Leonard in this city on St. Patrick's night. | Young Stephen Cunningham of 247 Wallace street, who accidentally shot him. self while hunting rats recently, was re- ported as being in very precarious condl tion yesterday. ...-- y9..-
 Rev. Dr.. J. H. Chspin of Meriden died very suddenly of heart disease in the City National bank in South Norwalk, yester day. He WAS one of the leading Univer salist clergymen of the state
 The annual sociable of Rebecca Naom lodge, No. IS, K. s. B., will be given g Golden Rule hall tomorrow evening, fo the benefit of the benefit fund for th sick and disabled of the lodge.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Smith of 124 Hum phrey street are receiving congratulation upon the birth of 8 son to them, whicl occurred Saturday morning The littl fellow weighs seven and one-half pounds
 Miss Anna B. Way stepped on mai Sunday, which entered an inch and hal into her foot, making painful wound Miss Way is the well-known teacher music, living at PIT Exchange street, Fai Haven.
 The funeral of the late Daniel HI. Nc Keon, who died at the residence of hi parents on James street on Sunday, take place from St Francis church this morn ing at 9:3O o'clock. The funeral will b largely attended.
 Plumb N. Fairchild, veteran pape maker of Bridgeport, died yesterday pneumonia, aged eighty-two. His vii died last Thursday of pneumonia and he funeral took plaes yesterday from th South Congregational chureh.
 The cost of the new German Luthera church at Meriden, Rev. William KoeI chen pastor, which was dedicated Sur day, was about $32,000. The societ starts of on their new era under prosper ous circumstances and has struotul which ia credit to the town.
 The democratic state committee wi meet in this city March g to select tt date for the state convention for tt ; choice of national delegates. The prob bility is that time will be selected subs quent to the republican convention, whic will be held in Hartford May3.
 Mrs. N. D. .Sperry and Miss Fam Ives of New Haven were entertained du ing the past week in Washington by MT H. P. Springer. Miss Ives is member the executive committee to tho world fair from Connecticut, and during h' stay in Washington was in conferen' xv;th Mra Pottar Palmer.