Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M entiON.

Own home-$10 NOR. E. Baldwin.
Ladies' new spring styles, Royal Shoes.
Pease & Son have received Scribner's
for April.
The musical given by Mr.. Steinert takes
place this afternoon in the Hyperion thea
ter at $50.
The contract for the city year book and
annual reports was awarded last night to
o. A. Dorman.
Over $50 boys were finely entertained at
the University Boys club last night by
members of Calvary Baptist church.
Misses Lillian and Bessie Stetron of Nor
wich have been passing a few days with
their aunt, Mrs. Wellington 3 Sharpe of
this city.
Mrs. George Black of Qainnipiac street
gave whist party to sixteen friends in
honor of her guest, Miss Lampson, last
evening.
W. J. Atwater, one of the members of
the Big Four, is a stakeholder in the new
evening paper which il to begin its strug
gle soon.
Another public institution is soon to be
erected in Bridgeport. 1t will be known
as the Burroughs Home for INDECENT I'm
married Women.
e Pioneer council, o. U. A. NJ, will hold
grand open meeting next Thursday even
ing, with prominent men to make addresses
and musical entertainment
The reception by Elm Tree lodge, N. E.
Q. P, in Warner hall last night was
great success. The whole program was
treat to the big encampment.
Connecticut Rock lodge, F. and A. NJ,
had fine entertainment last night, both
musical and literary, and highly creditable
to the old and influential lodge.
Mrs. Archibald Mcdonald has contracted
to erect a monument of Westerly granite
on her lot in the Fair Haven cemetery. It
will be Of the sarcophagus style.
Robert E. Rowley 1872 WAS arrested last
night 10y Officer John Stanford for drunk
enness. He was taken to the lookup and
confined there until he recovered from his
intoxication. .
Superintendent ]. N. Coe of the Sol
diers' home paid q flying visit here yester-
day on official business with William E.
Morgan of the executive board. There
are 1917 inmates of the home.
Liveryman Gagain purchased yesterday
from Burr Benham of Benham & Cooper,
New Haven, a very handsome pair of dark
brown carriage horres. The price paid is
said to be 81, aoO.-Waterbury Republican.
Rev. Robert ]. EARLY of the Church of
Sacred Heart delivered sermon in st.
Francis church Wednesday evening on
"The Sin of Scandal" which was listened
to with rapt attention by largo audience.
Portland is xcited, as it is proposed to
establish new mandatory there, to en-
ploy 400 hands. Tho proposed new bust
ness will consist chiefly of ensmeling pro-
cesses to be applied principally to steel
ware.
Funeral services were conducted in St.
Francis church yesterday morning at 0
O'Clock over the remains of the late Jere-
miah Hickey. The funeral was largely at
tended. The interment WAS in St. Der.
nard's cemetery.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. 8. H. Hadley,
superintendent of the Water street mis-
sion, New York city formerly the Jerry
McCaulsy mission), will speak at the large
hall of the City missions, in connection
with the gospel temperance meeting.
An autopsy of the the body of William
Godfrey, who was found dead in Redding,
showed that his head was badly fractured.
Walton, in whose house he was found, is
in Dsnbury jail, and the woman, Anne
Davis, will probably be arrested.
1t is understood that extensive altera-
tons and improvements will be made by
tho Consolidated road this spring in its
property on Shaw's Neck. A new round
house is to be built, new turn table, car
house, etc., and the property will be
graded.
About 100 hands of the plush factory of
Sir Titus Salt, Bart, Sons & Co., Bridge
port, are out on strike because the COM
pany has made reduction Of Is per cent.
in their pay. The company holds that the
cut-down is obligatory on them because of
competition.
S~>-~~AASAAC uAv0
been given by Rock castle, No. 6, K. of G.
E., at Pyramid hall on State street. last
evening was postponed ON account of the
death of Alexander h. Buckingham. a
charter member of the lodge. Tho lodoe
will attend the funeral in body TO-DAY.
Three burglars were captured in Neale
& Guernssy's store, Southington, early
yesterday morning. In court they gave
their names a. Carlo Norris, John Mesich
of Meriden and Martin Scott of Cheshire.
They are under $1,000 bonds each. Scott
said he helped rob Buokley's store in
Plantsville recently and implicated Mrs.
Boneli of Aeridsn, who was then also AZ
rested. .-
Avoid imitationSN-Se that you get the genu-
inc salvation on, the great palm cure.
what II home without . baby, or without a
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrupi Is costs.