Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-30
LOCAL NE w 8.
Brief Mention.
Typewriter copying at Gaffey's.

Typewriter copying at Gaffey's.
Buy q new house. R. E. Baldwin.
The Richard Peck arrived at her dock
here last evening at about $50.
Gaffey's night school, 40 Church, Is the
place to learn shorthand and typewriting.
Keller, the undertaken, had charge of
Aaron Belden's funeral Monday afternoon.
In conse quence of the severity of the
storm yesterday all the electric clocks
throughout the city suspended operations
at exactly 1885 p. m.
John P. HARRISON of Hartford, the re-
Gently appointed adjutant general of the
state on Governor elect Morris staff, spent
last night in this city with friends.
The board of education will Friday even
ing begin Investigations concerning the
charges made by Alexander Troup against
WEIGH school and the way it is conducted
in conf junction with the training school.
Mrs Bulger of Elizabeth street, Birm-
ingham, is the latest victim of smallpox
there A week ago che gave birth to
child and this combined with the smallpox
makes her case almost hopeless. She has
seven children.
Health Officer Wright announced yester-
day that the quarantine at the hospital on
account of the smallpox scare would be re-
moved on Saturday. By that time it Is
expected that all danger will be over and
it will be perfectly safe to receive new
patients.
Seventeen managers of the Southern
New England Telephone company, with
General Superintendent Baker, inspected
the new telephone Office in Birmingham
Monday night. It is to be opened Deem
Der l and considered the most complete of
Its size in the state.
Charles 81. Webb is erecting two resi-
dences on Orange street on land purchased
by him recently of the widow of the late
8. NJ. Fellowes. The houses will some.
what resemble the two handsome places
Mr.. Webb built on Grove street, neal
Whitney avenue, but will be superior tc
those attractive residences.
Mary G. Condor of 1881 State street
was tried in the common pleas court yes
terdsy on two charges, one of selling iquo1
to minors and the other of allowing minor
to 1oiter around her saloon. The jur,
promptly acquitted her on the latte.
charge and disagreed on the former. At
torney Harry Asher appeared for the de
PENDANT.
The New Haven Camera club, composed
of some of the best amateur photographer
of this city and vicinity, met last evening
at their hall in the Ford building and en-
joyed a very pleasant social time in com
pairing notes and an informal exhibition o.
specimens of their Photographic work b.
means of the lantern slide. 1t was yer!
pleasant and select social affair and wa
enlivened by music and literary exercises
Dana Bartholomew and Lawyer Munge
of Ansona started for Texas yesterday at
ternoon, accompanied by Mr.. 81. II. Strong
of this city. Mrs. Bartholomew and
lady friend, who have gone on before, will
join them in Chicago and from there tn
party will travel together. The ladies g
for pleasure and the gentlemen go to settl
up the affairs of the Mallett Cattle com
pany, of which Mr.. Bartholomew is re
ceiver.
The George n. Ford company have jus
issued very beautiful and highly artist
souvenir book, in reference to the sterling
silverware produced in this country, AM
containing also some delightful half ton
illustrations, showing the palace st Vel
sailles and charming story of the life Q
Marie Antoinette. It appropriately an
nounces the opening of the firms magnif
cont holiday stock, which in variety @
selection, artistic beauty and moderat
prices surpasses all previous efforts of thi
noted house.