Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-05
LOCAL NEW 8.
Brief Mention.

Attend Childs' business college.
North Branford went republican right through.
Be sure and visit the Kennedy exhibit at the
Health and Food exposition.
The Befgischs Harmonic Of this city attended
the Sangerbund at New Britain yesterday.
Bridgeport has just formed a Masons and
Buflders' association, with II. NJ. Purdy prest-
dent.
Gentlemen we claim to save you 81 a pair
of shoes; come and be convinced. Royal Shoe
company.
Among the visitors at the Food aud Health ex-
position last evening was Colonel Tracy B. War
rem of Bridgeport.
Thomas Gross, jr., bank cashier in East Had
dam, was nominated yesterday for the state SEN
ate by the republicans.
There will be grand republican flag raising at
Westville this evening. Hon. N. D. Sperry and
W. A. Ely will speak in Masonic hall.
Mr.. Charles P. Merwin is negotiating with cap
italsts for the sale his brickyard in Berlin. 1t
Is likely that tho sale will be effected in a short
time
During the feast of tabernacles, which con-
tinues ten days,th services at the William street
synagogue will be conducted by Rev. Mark
Jacobs of this city.
Grand republican rally to night in Milford.
Hawley will speak, also Hon. Stiles Judson. The
Bridgeport Tippecanoe Gee club will Sing. The
campaign clubs will parade.
Mrs. John D. Candee Of Bridgeport will move
to Hartford in few days, and reside with her
daughter, who was married last evening to
Frederick HOLSTER Stevens of Hartford.
The association meeting of tho New Haven
county Baptist churches will be held in Derby to-
county. The preliminary sessions were held yes
terday.
The sensation in the Hawley murder trial at
Bridgeport yesterday Was the testimony Of Dora,
the seven-year-o daughter OF the murdered
woman, indicating that it was Hawley who COM
mitted the murder.
The Derby Turnpike company still pays good
dividends. 1t was established in 100 shares OF
500 each and is held by stockholders, mostly
women A petition was sent to the legislature
several months ago to make the road free.
The Foot Guard held their monthly meeting
last evening. They have just refurnished theil
room and now have one of the most attractive ii
the armory. The company will commence theil
season drills in a short time. They will not &c
to New York next week.
Catholic Union council, No. 49, K. OF O., O.
Norwalk, has nearly completed arrangement
for taking part in ths parade in this city mex
Wednesday. Dryers band Of twenty one piece
has been engaged to furnish music, and dinne
for one hundred has been ordered from q New
Haven caterer.
The first grand reception of the Worlds Fail
Social club will be held at LOOMS academy hall
on Chapel street. on Thursday, October 20. The
committee in charge are: James German, presi
dent; W. Fitzgerald, vice president; J. Hill
treasurer; D. Rourke, secretary; and o. Bartlett
financial secretary.
Louis L. Sing, who keeps Chinese laundry q
$40 Chapel street, was arrested last evening b!
Officer S. N. Smith on warrant issued by tn
Hartford police charging him with obtaining
goods under false pretenses. He was taken t.
the capital city last evening. Sing has retaine'
Attorney David Callahan to defend him.
Several members OF the Elm City Amusement
company met last evening at Heublein's cafe t.
attempt to devise some means whereby the in
debtedness of the concern might be wiped out
A subscription paper was started and severa
subscriptions secured, and it was decided to Gil
culate the paper among all the stockholders an
secure as many subscriptions as possible With
the next few days. 1t is hoped that within tn
next two weeks the total liabilities, whic
amount to about $500, will be liquidated.