Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


Typewriter copying, Gaffey's, AZ Center.
Fur work wanted by Brooks & Co.,
Chapel, cor. State.
Gaffey's night school, 40 Church, is the
place to learn shorthand and typewriting.
DR.. Benjamin L. Lambert of 1858 How
ard avenue was last evening nominated for
alderman by the republicans of the Fourth
ward.
The gospel temperance meeting at the
City Mission hall Court and State streete)
at 2:3O o'clock on Sunday afternoon will be
for women only, and the subject Of Mr..
Murphy's address at that time will be
"How to Keep Husband"
The testimony in the investigation into
the cause of the recent collision on the
New York and New Haven road at Nosnk
was all collected yesterday and forwarded
to the main Office in this city. The result
will be given to the public from there.
Just the articles for that Christmas gift,
and make selection early to get the pick,
are those fur shoulder capes, fur muffs,
fur rugs, fur robes for the baby's carriage;
also the latest novelty, those Antoinette
furs, at Burgess & Burgess famous fur
emporium.
Horace Wall, late manager of the New
Haven opera house, has been engaged by
the proprietors of the Ingersoll- Dessauer
Opera company to manage the company
during the coming season. The company
will produce "The Pirates of Penzsnce, u
1ehearsals of which will commence next
week.
Bowman, the photographer, opposite
Yale art school, Is very busy with his
Christmas work, and many families and
many individuals will he made happy with
Christmas gifts of some of his unsur-
passed artistic productions, including q
number of those fine crayons for which he
is continually receiving orders, and which
in artistic beauty are go far ahead of the
inferior work which Is constantly being
palmed off in this and other cities. If you
want nice frame for a cabinet or card
picture, call at Bowmsn's. He has fine
new stock at reasonable prices.
Y. w. G. A.
The second of the series of winter even.
ing entertainments at the Y. W. G. A. will
be given on Wednesday next. The names
on the program represent some of the
finest talent in the city. Tickets on sale
at 588 Chapel street. Per order Mrs. Tracy
Peck, chairman of entertainment commit
tee.
Mr.. Ward Much More Comfortable.
Mr.. Wallace w. Ward, superintendent
of the West Haven Electric railroad, was
much more comfortable yesterday after.
noon, the change and improvement in his
condition during the night and morning
having given good ground to anticipate
his recovery. Inquiries were constantly
made all over West Haven to learn of hit
condition and all were pleased to hear
of the more favorable aspect of the case.
Tho city Missions.
The Sunday services tomorrow at the
City Mission hall, corner of Court an6
State streets, will be the Sunday sehoo
with PASTORS Bible class at 9 q. M; q Cos
pei temperance meeting for women only al
2:3O p. M, to be addressed by Mr.. Muir
phy: the children's meeting at $3.50 p. m
in the upper hall; the praying band in thu
large hall at p. M, and the peoples
service" in the evening, with an address
by Mr.. Otis w. Barker of the senior clasl
at Yale seminary.
The meeting of the Reformed Men,
Christian union at the City Mission hal
this evening will be joined with the -gos
pei temperance service at the same place
led bv Mr.. Murphy.