Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-01
LOCAL NE W 9.
Brief Mention.

Pease & Son have received the Century
for November.
Tho Meriden hospital will be ready for
occupancy December /.
Hon. A. 81. Schoonmaker addressed the
Bridgeport republicans last evening.
William H. Merwin of Milford he's re-
turned from pleasure trip to Chicago.
The "Household Auxiliary" relieves
housewives of many burdens. AZ Center St.
Charles Miller, 428 Winchester avenue,
had pair of Royal shoes soled five times.
To-day, November 1, is the last day for
taxpayers to hand in their tax lists and
avoid the penalty.
E. W. Wilmot, wife and child left this
city Saturday, after very pleasant stay
of several weeks, for their home in Red
lands, Cal.
In the court of common pleas yesterday
first papers were granted to sixty appli-
cants and second or full naturalization pa
pers to 1870.
The usual meeting of the Woman's
Church Missionary association Will be held
to-day at p m. in Trinity parish build
ing, Temple street.
Colonel Harry A. Taylor is about town
in Milford again as usual after long So
journ in Europe: His many friends are
delighted to have him home once more.
Owing to the engagement of several of
the large clubs from out of town the com
mittees have decided to postpone the grand
parade in Bridgeport until Friday night.
A number of New Haven young men
have formed social club under the name
of Sons of Pansy Hall. They will give a
banquet at the Double Beach house in a
few weeks.
F. Hecker lodge, No. 440, D. O. H., gave
their annual ball in Harugari hall last
evening. There were one hundred couples
in the grand march, led by Paul Tuelle and
Miss Mingner.
The next and closing prohibition rally OF
the campaign in this city will be held al
Steinerts hall on Chapel street next Mon
day evening 1t will be addressed by Rev
LIB. Squires.
Patrick Cohen was arrested by Officer
George T. Hyde last evening at the corne,
of State and George streets, cha ged with
drunkenness, breach of the peace and re.
sistaEce to officer.
Landlord Crane of the Elliott house wae
resting as comfortably yesterday after the
operation performed as could be expected
DR.. Russell said last night that Mr.. Cranes
condition uoc Cui to oprourapiuo
Miss Bertha altzinger, who is to appear
with the Bostonians on Saturday next al
Maid Marion in DeKoven's opera of s'Robir
Hood" was last year the solo soprano II
Mr.. E. A. Parsons New York choir.
Miss Lizzie Staub, who has been spend
ing the summer in Hanover and Saxony
in Germany, is expected to arrive in New
Haven to day. She sailed Tuesday on ths
Kaiser Wilhelm II. of the Bremen line.
julius Gottlieb of Neriden has been left
$4,000 by the death of his father, rict
greenhouse man of Denmark. Gottliet
FIRST learned of his good fortune by read
ing Danish newspaper last might.
Mrs. Jennie Kimball, mother and man
ager of Corinne, the actress, has received
from the Esns Life Insurance company Of
Hartford $40, 900, the amount of policy
on the life of her husband, the late Thomas
Flaherty of Boston.
Thomas Cook, thirty years old, died yes.
terday at his mothers residence in Water
bury. The deceased loft that city two
months ago and entered the New Haven
hospital and only returned home last Sat
urdsy. He leaves father, mother, two
sisters and two children.
At the installation of Rev. Gerald b.
Beard as pastor of the Congregations
church in Norwalk tomorrow afternoon
Rev. Lyman Abbott, D. D., pastor of Ply
mouth church, Brooklyn, will deliver the
ordination sermon, Rev. George T. Ladd
D. D., of this city will give the charge te
the pastor and Rev. DR.. Brastow Of this
city the charge to the people. =