Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. tend Childs' business college.

Give literally to the orphans tomorrow. Hundreds attended the Sacred Heart church fair last evening.
 Gentlemen, the new heavy sole Royal shoe, $3. 50, knocks other makes all out.
 Household needs promptly supplied by the "Household Auxiliary" 42 Center st. Stamford is aged but very giddy. She is going at 250 gait this week.-Norwalk Gazette.
 General Hawley spoke to the republi- cans in Seymour last evening. It was an enthusiastic affair.
 The fair of the Deutsch Gesellschaft still continues to attract large crowds of pleas ure seekers nightly.
 Selectman Pohlman's mother is seriously ill from the effects of a stroke of paralysis sustained Monday night.
 A son of Timothy Gowan of Derby was brought to this city and had piece of bone removed from his ear by Dr. Bacon. The condition of Giovanni Co-so, the Italian who was so murderously assaulted Sunday night, is reported to be improv- ing.
 Dr. Kleiner, who was married in this city recently, has accepted a profsssorship in the Rocky Mountain university in Den- yer.
 Our citizens are preparing to give the New Haven orphan asylum another rous- ing and encouraging donation day to-mor- row.
 ASooN oNvoto 1ouk Srrv the Peoples party opened their campaign. Henry O. Baldwin and Dr. A. s. Houghton were the speakers.
 Professor John A. Moran, aged forty six, died yesterday in Waterbury. He was principal of 8 school there and very prom inent in Irish-Ameriosn circles.
 Judge Lucius P. Deming will deliver his popular lecture on the tariff as applied to the Connecticut industries at the opera house in Thomaston this evening.
 All of the New Haven councils of the o. U. A. M, will go to Stamford in body to-day, leaving on a special train at 8:30. The Union Commandery drum corps will accompany them.
 The time limit in which new voters can be made or old voters can have their names placed on the list expires Thursday at p. m., but all applications should be filed not later than noon of that day.
 There will be no sessions of either the common pleas or superior court today out of respect to the memory of the late Judge Edward Seymour, whose funeral takes ir,T Ga1I
 The ladies of tho Presbyterian church will give @ supper tonight, with sale of fancy articles, etc., at the chapel on Elm street. Supper served from 6:3O until Q. A short musical program will be rendered.
 Miss Johnson of Derby died at the New an operation she underwent for an injury to the spine which was caused by friend pulling her chair away from her as she was going to sit down.
 Rev. FatheriCartier delivered an address at the golden wedding in Meriden yester- day of MT. and Mrs. Frederic Lanouette. Father Cartier's mother and grandmother were present, also Jules Baribault and Dr. Baribault of this city.
 Congratulations are pouring in from all aides to the Merwin Legion of this city for their untiring efforts in arranging the muster republican parade of Monday night and for Lieutenant Colonel Lees excellent management of the big demonstration.
 At the peoples meeting in the Church of the Messiah next Sunday evening Judge l.. N. Blydenburgh will deliver the ad- dress and Miss Helen Conklin will sing. assisted by the pastor, Rev. L. H. Squires.
 The New Haven Colony Historical soci- ety will celebrate Columbus day by meet ing on Friday, October 21. Addresses will be made by Rev. George P. Fisher, Hon. J. B. Sargent, Hon. Lynde Harrison. and read by L. D. Brewster of Danbury.
 A Columbus entertainment will be given at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow evening, under the direction of tho Epworth League of Christian Endeav- or. The church will be handsomely deco rated and tho entertainment will consist of patriotic songs, recitations, dialogues, etc.
 Among the speakers at the meeting of the Homeopathic Medical society in Meri- den yesterday were Dr. Anderson of New Haven, Adelaide Lambert, N. D. of New Haven, Dr. Hooker of Hartford, all in the clinical cases reports, while under the head of "Materia Aedica" Dr. Smith of Bridge port, Dr. Case of Hartford and Dr. Payne of Bridgeport either read papers or made reports.
 The winter residence of H. P. Shears of this city at Rock Ledge. Fla, has been de- stroyed by fire. The loss will exceed $5,5OO. The residence was well built and we'll furnished and was near the summer residences of Charles W. Blakeslee and Allen D. Baldwin of this city. MT. Shares had intended sending his carriages and hor.ee with Allen Baldwin, who sails from New York for Rock Ledge to-day, but tho ere MI delay his Plans eonsHhAt.