Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-10
LOCAL NEW 3.
Brief Mention.


To-day is handkerchief day at NJ ely's.
The place to buy furniture is at Booths.
Headquarters for children's rubber boots
and shoes-Royal shoe store.
Tomorrow the Consolidated road will
issue it's annual winter time table.
s. H. Hadley of New York will speak at
the Y M. g. A. meeting at the Jail at $50
o'clock Sunday morning.
Almost all the organizations Of the First
regiment have voted to parade upon the
occasion of the Inauguration of Governor
Morris on the 9th of January.
1t is generally believed that all of the
Yale students implicated in the theater
disturbance of last Saturday night will es-
cape punishment. by the courts at least.
w. Fl. Kelly was arrested yesterday by
Officers Doherty and R. F. Moore charged
with committing general breach and as
saulting his step-father, Ernest Gussman.
The Womsn's Christian Temperance
union has secured the services. of Mr.. s. 81.
Hadley of the Jerry McAuley mission. He
will speak in the Davenport church to-
morrow evening.
A delegation from Polar Star lodge, 10.
o. F., last evening Visited Arcanum lodge,
Bridgeport, and worked the third degree
on three candidates. A social session and
collation. followed.
Harvey P. Munson, late candidate for al
derman in the Sixth ward on the repub-
Ncan ticket, has entered the contest for the
seat of Commissioner Wines of the board
of fire commissioners.
Miss Sally II. Rennell and Mr.. Parmly 8.
Clapp were married in Bridgeport last
evening. The wedding was highly fash
ionable one. and was attended by repre-
sentative society people from many cities.
The New Haven county association of
the W. G. T. U. held at Ansonia has elect
ed the following officers: President, Mrs.
A. H. Downs, Bethany; secretary, Mrs. J.
Il. Leeds, New Haven; treasurer, Mary
Wyliss Elliott, North Haven.
Rev. Father Russell of st. Patrick'f
church, this city, will assist in the conse
Grafton of st. Mary's church, South Nor
walk, Sunday. The dedicatory services
will be conducted by Bishop McMahon
Rev. Father Rigney, formerly of this city
will also assist in the services.
The Connecticut Breweries company hai
commenced the erection of another man
moth brewery in Bridgeport, to cost $3.50,
600, on Housatonio avenue in NORTH
Bridgeport, adjacent to the Winter brew
cry on the south side. When completed Il
will be the largest brewery in the state.
Many Christmas gifts are being pur
chased from the large array at Burgess 6
Burgess famed fur emporium of fu
shoulder capes of all the different kind
and lengthe; fur muffs, fur gloves, ful
rugs, fur robes for the baby's carriage
furs for children, all in great variety, ant
beautiful goods. = -.
Captain Parker, who was for many year
connected with the Elliott house, was yer,
low last evening, and it WIS not expected
that he would live the night out. He ha
been away from the hotel about nine years
but during the late illness of Mr.. Crane h
has had the management of the hotel. Tn
captain is one of the best known of on
citizens, and was also genial and had
pleasant word for all the guests of tn
hotel He has been troubled with live
complaint for number of years, but onl
took to his bed about ten days ago. .. ..
Always splendid exhibit the yea
round, and especially SO at this, the holi
day season, in our beautiful city, is tn
magnificent array of art treasures at tn
George b. Ford company, calling up tn
fairy scenes of gems, gold, diamonds
pearls, statuary, tapestries and object
dart in astounding profusion pictured
the Arabian Nights stories of old; an
this years display far outdoes all forme
efforts of this noted house. A gift pul
chased here bears at once the stamp OF th
artistic and the beautiful. This great al
center is now thronged daily. The assor
ment is certainly wonderful, comprisin
articles from 81 up, all delightfully."- charm
ing and seasonable, up to the exquisite an
costly articles and pieces valued among tt
thousands. and furnishing visitors the
pick among myriads of the latest novelties
every one distinctively artistic and in tn
very acme Of fashion, Mr.. Foid's annu'
Visits to Europe enabling him to offer a
the novelties simultaner usly with the
production in the worlds great art CENTER
The store Is now open evenings for tt
holiday season.