Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-15
LOCAL W E W 3.
Brief Mention.

Buy hOuse-$lO mo. R. E baluWln. Mrs. John R. Johnson of Merwin's Point is visiting friends in New Haven. Hon. J. Mott Smith, Hawaiian minister to Washington, is the guest of Dr. A. B. Smith.
 Rev. Mr. Miles, assistant pastor, preached at the morning service at the United church yesterday.
 Jarvis Boies of Chester died Saturday. He was the oldest person in the town, aged ninety four years.
 The Harugari Singing society celebrated Ford's carnival last night, the occasion open to members only.
 Charles N. Muzzy is confined at his home, S17 State street, with severe attack of infammatory rheumatism.
 w. S. Beard, Yale 94, was taken with the humps Friday night and left for his home in South Killingly, Conn.
 T. Royal Waite. the artist, is at work on @ large canvas representing N. w. Hubin- gers celebrated stallion, Wilkes Brino.
 The New Haven Turn-Verein gave an en- tertainment in it's hall last evening. The
 
 It has not yet been definitely decided whether or not Cornelius White, the baker who was burned, died by arsenical poison ing.
 Dr. McGlynn lectured Saturday night in the Hyperion to about 800 people. "The Destiny of the English Speaking Race" was his theme.
 Mrs. Harlan P. Hubbard made flying visit to New Haven Friday and attended the Masters Workers entertainment Fri day evening. She returned to Brooklyn Saturday.
 A number of theater parties from Meri- den have been made up to come here on the evenings of February 25, 26 and 27 to attend Miss Justine Ingersoll's presenta- tion of the "Mikado."
 Professor Russell of St. Msrgaret's school, Waterbury, who has been ill at the hospital for some time, has left that insti- tuition, and will go on trip south before returning to Waterbury.
 Robert Stevens. who until a year ago carried on very prosperous grocery and butcher business at the corner of Cedar street and Congress avenue, died in Orange Friday, aged sixty eight years.
 Park City council, Knights of Columbus, has voted to engage the entire Sixty-ninth Regiment band for the concert and parade at the convention of the national order, to be held in this city October II.
 Rev. MT. Blakeman preached at the Ed wards street M. E. tabernacle yesterday forenoon, and gave announcement of the coming big gathering of Christian workers at Trinity M. E. church this week.
 MT. Crisand, Photographer. well known in this city from the past, has again en- tered into the business as we see, On the corner of State and Court streets, and we hope he will do we'll in his new undertak- ing.
 The Fairbanks Mission Circle of the Dwight Place church gives its annual sup per in the psrlors of that church this evening. It being the tenth anniversary, souvenirs will be presented to each invited guest.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Humph- rey street Congregational church presented the pastors wife, Mrs. Frank R. Luckey, last Tuesday night, with set of dishes which cost $37. MT. and Mrs. Luckey have just begun housekeeping on Pearl street, near Orange.
 Thomas Toole, brother of James Toole, the well-known contractor at Mallory, Wheeler & Co.'s lock shop, died yesterday morning in the hospital. He had been confined to that institution for the past two months, suffering from complication of diseases He was a painter by trade and leaves two brothers and one sister.
 The semi-annual clearing sale of furni ture of the Bowditch & Prudden company will commence Monday, February 15, and close Saturday, February 27, at p. m They will make a sweeping reduction IF prices of all goods now in stock. This ii not sale of shop worn goods, but o1 their entire stock, which is large and ele gant.
 Edward Andrews of Waterbury is very sick at his sons residence on Meadow street, this city, with the grip and con sumption. MT. Andrews is brother te Mrs. Wosley J. oqulfes ol OriueoPor' formerly of this city, whose husband died recently, her mother, formerly of Water bury, dying week or two later. Her hus band worked for years in the Marlin gur shop.
 James Merrick of State street, near Ed wards, vert to work Thursday for the frs lime after an illness of seven weeks witl the grip. His mother-in-law, Mrs. Claspy a;sd at his home week ago. Mrs. Clasp. Trhn atreet NJ. E. church. Later she wor shipped at the Edwards street M. E. taber naele. She was an old lady very mucl esteemed.
 salvation oil will cure lumbago and backache Nrv it at once Price g cents bottle.
 sttan4iou-L,ook to your interest save docto btIis by using Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.