Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


Own home NOR. E. Baldwin
Another unusually hot day for the sea-
son yesterday.
Miss Justine Ingersoll's next popular
concert will be April 10.
Madame Potion Spring Opening Wednes-
day and Thursday, at 1856 Grand avenue.
Walks and driveways laid by the Conn.
Concrete Co., 40 Church street Room 2.)
The New York east conference has &C.
cepted the invitation to meet in Danbury
next year.
At the officers meeting tonight at the
Second regiment armory, the new order
will be further discussed.
Mr.. Frank Langdale of this city has
been secured as tenor in the Park street
church choir at Bridgeport
The Y. NJ. G. A. bicycle club will hold
meeting this evening at 7:3O at their
rooms to transact important business and
arrange for a run.
Rev. w. F. Mark wick of Ansonis was in
town yesterday, assisting in examining
candidates from the Yale seminary for
license to preach.
The members of the S. B. Whist club
met at the home of Miss Ella Larom, 754
Orange street, Monday evening and had a
very enjoyable occasion.
The Rev. B. E. Warner, rector of Christ
church, Bridgeport, will preach in the
united Lenten course in st. Thomas
church tonight at 7:30 o'clock
Miss Whalen, OF the senior class at the
Hillhouse High school, has been selected
to read at the graduation exercises, her
subject being ''King Robert of Sicily"
There will be meeting of the Woman 3
Christian Temperance union Thursday at
3p. m. in the chapel of the Davenport
church. A full attendance is requested.
Captain Albert E. Daniels, who served
in Co. II, Eleventh Connecticut, has petit
toned congress to grant him e pension of
$50 a month in lieu of the pension he is
now receiving.
J. Frank Terew, great senior sagamor
Of the great council of great chiefs of Con-
necticut and other high Offices visited
Hammonassett tribe, 1. o R. N. of this
city last evening.
Mr.. George Greenleaf, superintendent of
the drawing room of the Pom Machine Co.,
in Plain6eld, N. j., was in town this week
visiting his parents, Nj. and Mrs. ]. Green
leaf of Ed street, on his way home from
a business trip to Watervliet, N. Y.
President Bliss of tho Bliss Manufacture
ing company of Middietown has notified
the employees of that plant that the plant
will be transferred at once to Brooklyn,
N. Y. The company manufacture stamp
ing presses and employ eighty skilled me-
chanic..
j. K. Parsons, who died of consumption
in Hartford this week, aged thirty-two,
was in recent years, proprietor of hotel
at Lake Dunmore, N. H. Last year he
sold out his interest and commenced to
build $50, 900 hotel at the same place,
which is now nearly completed.
The trustees of the new Odd Fellows
building have awarded the following con-
tracts: G. N. Grant, masonry work;
James E. Todd, joiner work; Robert Will
son, iron work; ]. H. Buckley, plumbing;
]. Wolcott & Co., painting; incandescent
system of lighting, New Haven Electric
Light company.
''Shoo'' is the expressly title of our new
Easter panel, and we 6fel sure it will be
appreciated and sough after even more
than any Of the beapanul works of art we
have for years presented to our patrons at
Easter. We'give them away with SOC.
worth of tea, coffee or baking powder,
-rsommencing Monday, April IL. The
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 1856
State street.
Mrs. Florence Clark, wife of Abel Clark,
died at St. Augustine, Fla, yesterday. She
was married five weeks ago to Nh. Clsrk, and
they went to Cuba on their wedding tour.
Both were taken i'll with the Cuban fever
and hastened to return to the United
States. Mr.. Clark is very low. Mrs.
Clark was daughter of the late Henry
Glover, one of the wealthiest men in west
ern Connecticut.
Ball playing on the lot, corner of Ward
street and Congress avenuet, has become
very. obnoxious to people living in that
vicinity, and complaints have been made
by parents whose children attend the
school nearby. Yesterday Officer Collect
arrested Thomas Flood, one of the ball
players, and other arrests will follow il
the nuisance IL not stopped.
The Board Of selectmen.
At the meeting Of the board of select.
men last evening deeds of lots No. 70 and
10 on the old town farm were presented
and received the full signatures of the
board. -
on Ouinnipfac street be granted.
John T. Manning was granted the con
tract for distributing blank tax Lists at the
same price - last year.
The matter Of sewerage ct Springside
farm was referred to the committee on con-
struction.
4 nean,s Hhsunaasie KlIls absolutely cure
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