Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


Attend Childs busine SO college.
Comfort and economy new Royal shoe. |
Ex-Governor Mckinley speaks in New |
Britain this evening.
John O'Hara of Birmingham also says: |
IT am still democrat"
Be sure and visit the Kennedy exhibit at
the Health and Food exposition.
Grand Master c. B. Ware went to New
Britain yesterday to attend the dedication
of the new hall of Phpnix lodge, No. 50,
I. O. o. F.
It is expected that at least one hundred
members of the knights of Columbus from
Danbury will take part in the parade in
this city next week.
New Haveners who were at the Catskills
recently will be interested to know that
the peaks of the Cstskills were covered
with snow yesterday.
Rev. L. H. Squires addresses the pro-
hibition convention of the Twenty
senatorial district, which meets next Fri
day in Middletown.
Theodore Hudger, proprietor of car
rage and wagon factory in Brooklyn, N.
Y, formerly New Havener, is'visitipg F.
D. Brill, the druggist.
The market clerks hope that the pro-
prietors will continue the favors of the
past in closing their stores at o'clock p.
m. during the winter.
Hannah A., wife of John w. Evans of
Ansonia, ed yesterday, aged forty six.
She was a member of the Methodist
church, Rev. Mr.. Pitblsdo pastor.
Court John B. Gardner, A. o. F., was
instituted in Ansonia last evening. Grand
Deputy Richard Hawkins officiated, as
sisted by Court City of Elms of New Ha-
ven.
There are 200 head of cattle at the
Danbury fair and a number of entries in
the horse show exceed last years by 200.
Yesterday about 5000 people were in at
tendance.
The annual meeting of the Young Mems
Christian association will be held next
Monday evening. Full reports from com
mittees, treasurer and secretary will be
presented at the meeting.
About o'clock last evening the wind
blew one of the racks in front of the old
Yale book store, on Temple street, through
the window, smashing the glass and doing
about $25 worth of damage.
Mr.. Louis s. Mason, former well
known and popular merchant in this city,
is now with John w. Nichols, the general
agent for Connecticut of the Mutual Life
Insurance company of New York.
The republicans of the Eighteenth sena-
torial district yesterday nominated Charles
F. BROKER, secretary of the Coe Brass
company and member of the republican
state central committee, for senator.
This evening Grand Master Ware, Grand
Secretary Botsford and officers of the state
convention are to visit Naomi Rebekah
lodge, No. 1. A large attendance of mem
bers is expected. A banquet is to be
served.
The election of the junior promenade
committee was last evening and resulted
Thomas Cochran, chairman, Harry Whit
ney, Phil Mcmillan, John Solley, Georgs
Case, L. Smith, W. D. Hood, A. Potter, L
Stillman.
The agents of the Bronson library
Waterbury, have received notice that tn
Holmes scholarship in the scientific schoo
is vacant, and also that In the freshman
class of the academic department of Yal
university.
This is matchless coon weather. Tues
day night 81. G. Williams, Chauncey Lew
is and Fred Goodrich of New Britain, wit
their dogs and guns, made a visit to cav
on Pennington mountain and brough
down 224 pound coon. The coon suppe
is tonight.
]. Henry strack and Lydia Kraeme,
both Of this city, will be married next Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock at the Zion Gel
man Lutheran church by Rev. Edwar
Fisher. After the ceremony reception
will be held at the residence of the groom
261 Davenport avenue.
The Connecticut delegation to the gen
eral convention of the Protestant Episcops
church in session in Baltimore are: TIL
Rev. DR.. Edward Hsrwood of this citv. tn
Rev. DR.. Samuel Hart of Hartford. tn
Rev. Edwin s. Lines of this city, tho Rev
Rev. Beverley E. Warner of Bridgeport
Benjamin Stark Of New L ondon, John c
Hollester of this city, DR.. W. A. VAIN
wright of Hartford and william W. skidd
Of Stamford,