Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

always buy oAO Aoos IVY "a oAoOs
Buy a new house. R. E. Baldwin.
A new departure, help for housewives,
Household Auxiliary
Umbrella stands, extra value, $l.98, at
Champions, 1914 Chapel.
John @. Eastman and family of Milford
remove to this city this week.
Captain q. L. Parker of the Elliott house
was very low last evening and expected to
live but very short time.
Bridgeport's board of education Is NOV
ing in the direction of endeavoring to have
a state normal school there.
At the meeting of the Sarsield guard
last evening the application of Dennis
O'Connell for enlistment was read.
Elder B. Andrews, one of the Oldest ma
sons of the city died at his home, AS
George street, last night, aged eighty-two.
The Rev. Charles Epson of Milford will
continue his lectures on "Pilgrim's Prog
ress" for two or three Sunday evenings
more.
Miss Mary Strong of Milford, whose ad-
vanced age and feeble health has confined
her to the house for so long time, is in a
feeble condition.
The Sunday school of st. Peters church,
Milford, will be given Christmas party at
CORVALLIS hall some time during the
Christmas season.
Commissioners Smith and HUM were
the only members of the police commits
o{n OF ho oo11o1 fnr
last evening, and in consequence no bust
ness was transacted, other than signing
the pay roll.
The Rev. Richard d. Nelson, rector OF
Christ church, Norwich, will preach in
Christ church, Broadway, tonight at 7:S0
o'clock This will be the third and last
Advent service of the united Episcopal
churches in New Haven.
The sixth annual Esociable of Lady
Monte6ore lodge, o. B. L., was held II
Arion hall last evening. The grand marcel
was led by Mr.. and Mrs. Sternshuss, fol
lowed by seventy-hve couples. Adler'l
orchestra furnished music. ~~
In stepping off the train in Ansonia yes
terday DR.. Russell of this city slipped or
the snowy platform and sprained hi
ankle. He returned home last evening ant
he said that he did not think that the in
jury wnnld Is AZ ali serious.
The honorary members of the Adelph
Literary association will meetin their room
on December 10, at II q. NJ, to appoint I
committee to make arrangements for tn
celebration of their fifteenth anniversar,
and to formulate plans for q permanent or
ganizstion.
St. Patrick's Y. n. T. A. B. society ar
to give an entertainment next Frida.
evening at their hall on Wallace street
They propose to make the entertainment
very choice one and the committee havinl
the affair in charge are doing everything IL
their power to make 1t 80.
Claude J. Wright of London, Eng, yer,
ably outlined the philosophy of theosoph
before quite select audience of thirty-fiv
people in the parlors of the Tontine hotel
Mr.. Wright was for three years 8 pupil o
Nine. Blavatsky. An informal and int,
esting discussion followed the address.
The board Of health met last evening
but transacted nothing but routine busl
ness. Health Officer Wright spoke q
length of the most recent case of smallpo
which has broken out in this oity, ful
particulars of which have already been pub
lished, and stated emphatioally that he di
not anticipate any spread of the disease.
Hon. Franklin Farrell and family of An
sonia are stopping at the New Haven hous
for the winter, pending the completion Q
extensive alterations upon their beautiful
home residence. Mr.. Farrell il one of tn
largest, most famous and most respecte
of the manufacturers of that line of In
dustries in the Naugatuck Valley. Nj
Farrell is widely known as the founder c
the Farrell Foundry and Machine CON
pany's extensive works In Ansonia an
Waterbury. He is the owner of large min
ing properties in Montana and British Ok
lumbia, mines which produce extensivel
copper, silver and lead. He is identi6e
financially with large sugar plantations /
Cuba; has business houses in Liverpot
and New York. It is doubtful if there
another man in the state so extensivel
identified with large and profitable bus
ness enterprises, and enterprises, by th
way, 20 diversified and widely separate
all over the world.
Imported Rubber Toys.
A large stock Of German and French toy
at the Goodyear Rubber Store, 866 Chap,