Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-30
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

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 Own a home-$10 month-R. E. Baldwin. The Olive Fremstadt concert will be given in Warner hall Monday evening, May9.
 The Century for May at T. H. Pease & Sons. Children's school shoes at the Royal
 Ground has just been broken for Pr Professor Lee "a new barn in the rear of his residence, 4SO Winth- rop avenue.
 The Knights of St. Patrick last night referred the subject of erecting fine club house to a committee to inquire and report.
 Charles Marshall, the head of the English rug and mat manufacturing concern, is in town for the purpose 0f,seleeting site for an American branch factory.
 Secretary Gold of the state board of agricul- ture has published pamphlet giving list of the farms for sale in Connecticut There are over 300 in the market.
 The unknown man found Wednesday evening in Middletown with e fractured skull, and who has since died, has been identified as Joseph Pit tanato an Italian brickmaker.
 A junior prohibition club was organized last evening with the following officers: A. L. Dewey president R. G. Warren, vice president; E. F Perry, secretary; P. W. Brown, treasurer.
 The New Haven commandery met last evening and worked the Order of the Temple on Charles H. Post. A large delegation from St. Elmo com. mandery of Meriden and also from Ansonia were present.
 Judge Pickett left for New York yesterday to attend the national gathering of the Sons of the Revolution and then banquet at Delmonico's General E. S. Greeley also attended as a Con- necticut delegate
 terday's Bridgeport papers returning thanks to all who aided the success of the recent big fair given in Bridgeport in aid of the Actors fund under MT. Bunnell's able direction.
 The spring bazar and loan exhibition given by the Ladies' Aid society of West Haven Congre. gational church this week was very successful affair, refecting much credit upon the manage ment, and affording very pleasant society event. The net result is also very gratifying.
 Yesterdays New London Day says: Professor Stephen G. Hubbard of Yale college came to this city today to Dr. Isaac G. Porter, his life long friend, for the last t:me Dr. Porter was conscious and recognized Professor Hubbard The latter returned to New Haven by the Colon ial express''
 Mr. l.. B. Hinman, the real estate agent who for the past fourteen years or more has been lo cated at 63 Church street, opposite the postofice has taken room Mo- 2O third floor near the ele vator, in the Benedict building. He will mo ve to-day and be ready for business in his new office Monday, May 9.
 In consequence of the repeated mutilation of newspapers at the free public library the direc tors have decided to post notice in the req ling rooms which forbids the mutiation of papers under penalty of prosecution. Yesterday two prominent clergymen of the city were caught mutilating papers.
 In the cast of MT. Daniel Frohman's "Prince and Pauper" company which plays at the lily perion theater this afternoon and evening is the name of Mr. Vernon Somers, gentlemen vel known in this city. He is graduate of Hill house high school, class of '85, and resides iI West Haven with his parents.
 The committee on finance of the board of edu cation met yesterday and sold $70 900 worth oi the new issue of the per cent bonds to the New Haven Savings bank at premium of $1, ,3O9.5O Among the other bidders were Coffin & Stanton of New York, H. c. Warren & Co. of this city and Rollins & Co. of Concord, N. H.
 Those who heard Dr. Kleeberg's lecture on ''The Chosen People," a few weeks ago, will be inter ested in the lecture to be given Sunday evening in the Church of the Redeemer by Dr. Phillips on, "The Call of Israel from the Christian Stand point.'' It will be in no sense reply to Dr. Klee berg, but another view of the same history.
 In Rockville yesterday Mrs. Feeley, aged seven ty-fve, was brutally assaulted by some unknown man who broke into the house, seized her by the throat and attempted to choke her. Her screams brought in the neighbors. Her assailant escaped Mrs. Feeley's condition is critical The affair is mysterious, as the old lady is not known to have any enemies.
 Just arrived at the great emporium for hats Burgess & Burgess another big lot of those famous Knox hats, and a great array of all shades of felt hats, all styles. The ladies are buy ing more than ever of those fur shoulder capes so useful for spring and summer wear. Now is the time to have your furs put in order before