Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.
Buy Q new house. r. E. Bald win.

Put papa's socks In Royal shoes.
A box of Shows candy makes a merry
Christmas.
There will be no meeting of the Hospital
Aid society this week.
Holiday gifts, bags, umbrellas, rugs,
robes. Brooks & Co., Chapel, cor. State.
The prospect of having bridge between
Middletown and Portland is encouraging.
Don't forget to call on Katsch, tho jew
eles, 1876 Church street, for silver novel
ties.
On the L. Besser estate Antone Rockwell
and Walter Leigh appraised the stock yes
terdsy. Herman Aschol is trustee.
Finest and largest line of sterling silver
and shell combs are to be found at G. E
Kstsch's, jswsler, 1875 Church street.
Major O. S. Sanford of the old Seventh
O, v. has been appointed assistant door
keeper of the United States senate.
D. NJ. WEIGH & Son received carload
of fancy oranges direct from Florida yes
terday. Special prices to Sunday schools
burglar got into Attorney David
Strouse's house early yesterday morning,
but was frightened away before he secured
any booty.
George Woodruff's store in Tariffville,
Frank Adams store and Charles Olcott's
building next door were damaged $1,000
by fire yesterday.
DR.. Louis ]. Gsynor, q member of the
board of police surgeons, is confined to
his home with a severe attack of inf1amma-
tory rheumatism.
Wales O. Hotchkiss was very low yester-
day at his home on Wooster street, and
not expected to live the night out. He is
suffering with internal hemorrhages.
Fine Turkish rugs, Ghiordas, Dagestans
and Karabaghs, Wilton, Bokharas. and a
very large line of fur rugs, and no fancy
prices. J. M. Champion, 694 Chapel street
The action of Yale's faculty in regard to
the freshman class, prohibiting their par.
ticipstion in college social and athletic
events during the year is given on our
fourth page.
Such beautiful fur goods, charming and
delightful, and most useful Christmas
gifts; SO say all the ladies as they select Of
the lovely fur goods for Santa Claus
pouch, from Burgess & Burgess immense
stock.
A team belonging to D. N. WEIGH & Son
dashed down Hamilton street yesterday,
running away at full speed, and the wagon
collided with the New Haven Provision
company's wagon. There was great fall
in provisions.
The meeting of the stockholders of the
Consolidated rsilroad, called for to day,
has been postponed until January, the
date not decided, in order to give time for
the action of the stockholders of the
Providence and Worcester road on their
lease.
The marriage Of Miss Georgiana Mat
tingly to Mr.. John A. Bogart will take
place Wednesday evening, December 20,
at o'clock ut the residence of the bride,
No. College street. Both of the parties
are we'll known and very popular young
people of this city.
Our readers have all heard of the fame
and renown of the great store of John E.
Bassett & Co., and just now the boys and
girls are wild with interest over the Peck
& Snyder skates, SO famous, the lovely
sleds, the double rippers, the pocket out
lery (foreign and Amerioan), and those
tool chests, 30 jolly. And Mr.. Bassetts
carving sets in elegant plush boxes take
the cake.
A charming little story with the title of
prior Rahsrs's Rose" has been written
and copyrighted for the benefit of the hol-
idsy fund of Christ Church, New Haven,
by Miss Emily Malone Morgan of Hart
ford. Those who have read the previous
works of the author, "a Little White
Shadow" and ga Poppy Garden" are sure
to purchase this. 1t is bound in most
attractive form, and its cost go oente)
places 1t within the reach of all. 1t ia on
sale at Augur's and Peass's on Church
street, and at Howe & Stetson's, Cutters,
Kirby's, Judd's and Psok's on Chapel
street.