Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
Attend Childs' business college.
Always satisfied with new Royal shoes.
All the principal barber shops in the
,ity will close at noon to-day.
The banks, dry goods stores and many
Of the manufactures close to-day.
The Worlds Fair Social club gave their |
dance at Loomis' hall last evening.
The Alpha Social club will have a socia- |
BILE in LOOMS Temple of Music tonight.
Mr.. Edward Bulls of Humphrey street,
has gone to Cedar Reyes, Fla, for the win
ter.
Rev. 8. q. Wilmer, for fifteen years pas
tor of the Williams street synagogue, has
resigned.
The Mercury Wheel club will give their
road race this afternoon over the Fair Ha-
ven course.
The Dolphin club will have sheep bake
at Tyler's grove, on the west shore, below
Savin Rock grove, to-day.
The board of finance met last evening
and approved the semi monthly bill of the
police and fire departments.
Pioneer council, No. l, o U. A. NJ held
their regular meeting last evening and
worked the three degrees on one candidate.
Officer Louis St. Clair is the happy
father of ten-pound boy which was pre-
scented to him by his wife yesterday after
noon.
St. Thomas church will be open this
forenoon at 10 o'clock for service Of
prayer and thanksgiving for the discovery
of the new world.
The fire bell struck about twenty blows
late last night in a crazy fashion. The
cause was broken circuit, which Superin-
tendent Smith soon repaired.
Sacred Heart Y. M. T. A. B. turned out
last evening to announce the bazaar of the
Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid society, which il
in successful progress nightly.
Henry A. Montgomery of SO Grand ave-
nue., this city, and Miss Eva B. Hemen-
way of Adams, Mass, were married in
Jersey City on Wednesday evening last.
Cornelius Anew, Archie Ferdinand and
Philip Phillips were arrested in Westville
last evening by Officers Whilday and
Burnham, charged with breach of the
peace.
The republicans of Oxford will have a
pole and banner raising tomorrow even
ing, after which there will be stereopti-
con lecture by Judge Deming on national
politics.
A small boy was run over by an express
wagon at the corner of Church and Chapel
streets yesterday afternoon about $50. HI
was not seriously injured and was able te
walk home.
Thirty-fve members of Unity com
mandcry, U. R. K. of P, will gave fancy
drill at the concert and reception of the
Bridgeport K. of P at Madison hall, Bridge
port. this evening.
A further sinking of about six or eigh1
inches of the tracks of the Shore Line di
vision of the Consolidated road, near Lake
Saltonstall, occurred last night. Train
are passing over in safety.
Mrs. Elizabeth Visel died yesterday q
her home, 1888 Dixwell avenue, agee
thirty eight, after an Illness of about two
years with consumption. She was tn
wife of John g. Visel, who is an employ
at s. s. Thompson's bakery.
Rev. w. w. McLane, D. D., delivered
his address, 'The Mission of Congrega
tionalism and it's Three Hundredth Ami
versary," in the Dixwell avenue Con
regational church last evening, at thei
harvest home entertainment.
The building of F. NJ. Brown & Co. il
handsomely decorated with bunting ant
in their window is a full rugged ship il
miniature. representative of the vessel o
Columbus. Neeley & Co. also have shil
in their window made entirely of hand
kerchiefs.
The ladies of the Grace hospital com
mittee gave a reception at the hospita
building yesterday. A sale OF fancy arti
cles and flowers was held and the fund
were added to considerably thereby. A
soon as enough money is raised tho hospi
tai will be opened to patients.
Milford celebrates Columbus day to-da.
with an interesting and varied program
mostly given at the town hall, beginning
at p. m. Rev. Messrs. Paradise, Mac
MILAN, Upson and Morse make brief ad
dresses, and there will be singing, readin
of the proclsmations and order, and til
Grand Army boys attend to the flag rails
ing.
Frank W. Hinman, secretary and treas
urer of the Eastern and Connecticut Asso
ciated Press, was united in marriage yes
terdsy to Miss Flora Louise, daughter o
the late Samuel Peck. at the residence o
the BRIDES mother, sol Elm street, b,
Rev. Dr. J. E. Twitchell. A multitude o
friends in this city and elsewhere will wisl
the happy couple all prosperity and hsppi
ness. 1t was strictly home wedding AM
immediately after Mr.. Hinman and hi
bride left on a wedding tour to include