Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-01
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Brief Mention.

Lyons new tourist hat So.
Attend Childs business college.
Recommended: Lyons So hat.
Pease & Son have received the Century for
October.
New invoice of palms and jardinieres at Cham
pion's 1926 Chapel street.
The Messrs. Hubinger have given up the idea
of holding fall races at their park this year.
No clue has been found as to the identity of
the body which was found on South End Thurs
day.
The regular weekly meeting OF the board of
education was adjourned until next Friday
evening.
The Second regiment will give the last of their
series of concerts the old green this afternoon
at o'clock.
Mr. John F. Gaffey has been presented with
the ane of the late Hugh Daley by the sisters
OF the deceased.
Stantons Trade Mark naphtha soap is I'm.
rivaled as q cleanser and is attaining an i'm
mense popularity.
Mr.. John H. Phillips gave a dinner to a num-
Der of his friends at Hills Homestead last even
ing, party of eleven.
Miss Mabel Smith, daughter of George a.
Smith of 81 Sea street., has entered st. Margaret
school at Waterbury.
William q. Conklin will address the Juvenile
Temple, Room q, Insurance building, Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. The public invited.
The Yale medical school opens October 6. Ex-
aminations take place on the 5th. number
of applications from this city have been re-
ceved.
Captain Marsh wishes that marching club No.
would meet at Room 80, Hoadley building at
$50 O'Clock this evening to hold a business meet
ing and take action on a new uniform.
President Clark of the Consolidated road had
private conference with Mayor Marigold and a
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night with reference to the big proposed railroad
improvements IN that city.
Seymour Spier, who last season contracted
typhoid fever from corpse which he was dis
secting at the Yale medical school and COM
PEELED in consequence to abandon his studies,
will re-enter the medical school this fall.
A number of parties composed Of young peo-
pie of the city visit the Richard Peck this even
ing. 1t is seldom that a night passes which
at least one hundred visitors do not inspect
nearly every portion of the new steamer.
The Berlin Iron Bridge company of East Ber-
lin shipped yesterday the first consignment,
consisting of seventeen carloads of iron work,
for the new tin-plate mill which is building for
Hughes & Patterson OF Philadelphia, Penn.
The tax lists for '92 and 93 have just been is-
sued. Those who received them noticed that
they were requested to state how much "Band''
and insurance stock they owned. That clause
K.
Frederick Simpson Of 551 Winthrop avenue, a
brakeman on the Consolidated road, was
brought to the hospital yesterday morning. He
fell from freight train at New Rochelle and
was run over, one OF his legs being terribly
mangled.
The sale Of mems and youths fail hats, oil
styles, including the Knox, at Burgess & Bur-
CESS Ia booming, and the ladies come from near
and far to buy of the elegant array of fur
shoulder capes and neck boas, as prices must
rule higher later on.
Arguments were made in the superior court
yesterday before Judge Thayer in the suit of
Luther E. Preston against the Housatonic rail
road for 1000 damages for injuries received by
falling from a train at Derby. Judge Thayer
has reserved his decision.
The assistant clerk of the court of common
pleas, Captain G. G. Ford, will be in the court
room every evening next week except Saturday
for the purpose of giving all who wis han oppor
tunity to declare their intentions of becoming
citizens of the United States.
Shelton is getting aroused over the second at
tempt to fire Judge Joseph Tomlinson's resi-
dence, made Thursday night. Oil was poured
on the floor of the piazza, on the boards an6
window castings: Hay was then thrown on thu
oil, but the oil not having had time to soal
into the wood refused to burn. Volunteers hav.
come forward offering to watch the house OF
alternate nights.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rosenberg Of 176 DIV
street, who have lived in this city for the pas
thirty-fve years, will leave the city next week
They will first take a four months trip to Call
fornia and the Pacific coast, after which the.
will locate permanently in New York, wher'
their daughters reside. They will be great!
missed here by their many friends, by whom