Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-30
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Walks and driveways laid by the Conn.
Concrete Co., 40 Church street Room ~
Own home-$10 NOR. E. Baldwin.
City advertisements; first and fourth
pages.
Spring exposition to-day at VIM. Nicely
& Co.'s.
Spring opening at B. Rogowski's March
80 aud 81.
All the local fishermen are preparing to
go trouting tomorrow, or very soon after.
Rev. D. A. Miller of this city preached
at the Lenten service in Waterbury last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs Eli S. Bennett moved
from Seymour place, Norwalk, to this city
this week.
The quarrymens strike at Portland and
Cromwell continues. Fully 1000 men are
on strike. 80, -
William H. Kennedy was arrested on
the lower part of State street last evening
for begging.
On account of diphtheria the schools in
Broad Brook, East Windsor and Manches-
ter are closed.
Emanuel Tuxedo's milk wagon, from
Fair Haven, was badly smashed ON Broad
way yesterday. -.
The Blake property on Yorksquare was
sold at auction yesterday to Attorney h.
L. Bristol for $1,000.
An orange tea will be given on the stage
after the matinee performance of "Little
Lord Fauntleroy" Saturday.
Attorney P. w. Chase has left the Office
which he occupied in the White building
and has gone into the Office of Samuel L.
Bronson, in the Glebe building.
Mrs. G. NJ. Pendleton and Mrs. John
Richardsyn of New Haven are in Now Mil
ford on account Of the serious illness of
their mother, Mrs. Robert Irwin.
Governor Bulkeley has notified the mem
bers of the state worlds fair commission
to meet for organization at the senate
chamber in the capitol at noon TO- day.
One of the electric cars in Derby became
derailed at Miller's store in Derby Monday
evening, causing delay of over an hour,
much to the inconvenience of the passen-
gers.
Attorney Niles house In, Fair Haven
has thrice been entered by sneak thieves
lately, and a gold watch and several gold
pieces, together with other valuables, were
stolen.
Captain Ransom Wrisley's large tobacco
barn in Glastonbury was wholly destroyed
by fire yesterday, together with a years
crop Of tobacco. Loss 5000, insured
$1,000.
Ernest P. Livingston, formerly of this
city, after three years course in the
University Medical college, New York, re.
ceived his degree from that institution last
evening.
The Rev. DR.. Arthur Brooks, rector OF
the Church of the Incarnation, New Yorl
city, will preach in the united Lenteu
course in St. Thomas church tonight al
7:30 o'clock. j..
DR.. and Mrs. Madden, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Havey, Mrs. O'Connen and daughter
Emily, all of this city, were among the
many out of town people at the funeral of
Thomas Begley in New Britain yesterday.
Mr.. Jake Christman, assistant at Paul
Wells. celebrated his fifth year in the en-
ploy Of Mr.. We'll by giving spread last
night. Many of his friends were present
and general good time was INDUCED in.
William H. Barnes of Pot Island reached
this city yesterday from Florida, where
he has been spending the winter cruising
about and enjoying himself. He thinks
Florida is great place for the profitable
cultivation of pinespples.
Rev L. H. squires will give All address
and conduct home conference meeting
on the subject of Unfinished Linesn III
the residence of L. B. Hinmau, is Dwight
street, this evening. The public in that
part OF the city are cordially invited to
attend.
On account of the sudden death of DR..
g. N. Bush, who was a member of Shef-
field lodge, No. 2, K. of p, the uronosed
visit of Joseph Dowdall lodge of Bridoe-
port, which was arranged for last evening.
was indefinitely postponed. Dr.. Bush's
funeral takes place this afternoon. Rev.
DR.. Phillips will oficiate. =.
Emmanuel church EpiscopaD, Ansonia.
which has been in the hands of. the ca.
pointers and painters Is the sstpaat three
months, lie now completed and win bes "a
opened next Sunday, April 3, at which
time the new rector, the Rev. H..Nelson
Tragitt, of Rosendale. N. Y, will assume
the rectorship of the church.
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