Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-10
LOCAL NEW 3.
Brief M ent1On.
yopoi roljohla % hat

hF1eH mont1On.
Wear Lyons reliable So hat.
Lyons So hat is worth $780,
Attend Childs' business college.
For the children try Royal shoes
See advertisement of the Grays in another
column.
Entire new line of lace curtains an d portieres
at Champions, 694 Chapel street.
The board of compensation held . meeting
last night, but nothing of importance was trans
acted.
A special meeting of the board Of education
will be held Monday evening to hear the superin-
tendent's annual report.
Twenty seven pieces Of property in the annex,
owned by Fair Haven residents, were yesterday
transferred to the Consolidated road for their
new Shore Line layout.
Admiral Foote post members are laying in q
large quantity of souvenir badges for the Wash
ington visit. Last Saturday evening over 500
were disposed of at the post meeting.
The park commission met in executive session
In the mayors office last evening and discussed
various matters. The commission absolutely re-
fused to announce any results OF the session.
Clayton Brown, the bright little ten-months-
old con of Richard A. Brown Of AZ Vernon street,
died yesterday. He a very sweet, pretty
little fellow and his death is a sad blow upon the
parents
The committee on the Odd Fellows, home n has has
suay, OCtUDer ~ 1or Inc ior-
NAL opening of the home at Fairview. On and
after that date 1t will be open for the reception
of inmates.
A superb stock to select from in hats, all the
fashionable fall styles, Knox included, at Bur-
CESS Burgess, where also ladies como from all
parts of the city and all southern Connecticut to
buy fur shoulder capes, and especially now, as
prices must go higher.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock tho Young Men g
Christian association holds its meeting at the
tent on Chapel street near York. There will be
brief addresses by Mr.. John c. North, MI. George
B. Hurd and Rev. G. II. jackson. All young men
are cordially invited to be present
State street, when the heavy dressing Of stone
which it is receiving from Elm street to near the
Forsyth dye laundry is completed, will be in fine
shape for a few months to come. The need OF
the hardening of Edwards street, a petition TO,
which was before the common council, is an i'm
provement greatly needed. Nash street, a much
less important street, was recently hardened
and put in fine condition.
Rev. E. S. Lines rector OF st. Pauls church, i.
at present on the steamship Britannia, which ar
rived at quarantine about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday
morning. All on board are well, and no appear
ance OF cholera is present, even among the steer
age passengers. 1t is expected by st. Paul's peo
pie that Mr.. Lines will be in town and ofaciate
Sunday, and that there will be no detention OF
the steamers passengers of any account.
Taken to the Hospital.
John Meyer of 245 Greenwich avenue
fell in an epileptic fit in front of Jones
cigar store on Church street yesterday
noon. He was caught by Patrolmsn San.
ford and was taken in the ambulance to
the hospital.
William Early of 211 State street was
taken to the hospital yesterday morning
suffering from an I'M ursd spine, the result
of a fall down the stairs of his lodging
house, Officer Dunn was notified.