Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Lyons has leader in light vests, 98c.
 Own home-$1O month-R. E. Baldwin. Harper's for June is for sale by T. H. Pease & Son.
 Nothing wears equal to the shoes for children bought at the Royal.
 James Maher was sent to the almshouse yes terday from station No. 2. A water main Warren street burst last night, but was speedily repaired.
 Judge Fenn will deliver the memorial address at Waterbury on Decoration day. The engagement is announced of Miss Lydia Kraemer and Henry Strack, both of this city. A store whose motto is moderate prices: Lyons, natter and furnisher, ss2 Chapel street. Hon. Henry c. Baldwin of Naugatuck will be the orator of the day in Winsted Decoration day.
 The Ansonia opera house is crowded nightly at the fair of General Humphrey couucil, o. U. A..
 Mr. John c. Reid formerly of New York city, has severed his connection with the Palladium It's managing editor.
 Shortly after 10 o'clock last evening a few flakes of fine snow fell during the storm in vari- ous parts of the city.
 Alfred Walling was convicted of stealing oysters in Bridgeport yesterday by the superior court The jury were out twelve minutes.
 The Messrs. Danforth entertained the mem
  of the club in the Insurance building last even ing
 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cowles and Mir. and Mrs N. L. Bradley of Meriden will sail for Europe next Wednesday on the White Star liner Majestic. The local musical union of Meriden have given up the idea of going to Compouuce for ther an- niversary celebration this year, but will go to Savin Rock instead.
 The Hustlers tug-of-war team would like to pull any tugof-war team in the city under six teen years of age. Challenges should be gent to William Dugan, 49 York street.
 Two inches of snow fell during the night in West Hartland, Norfolk, Mount Riga and other towns in western Connecticut In Hanover. N. H., five inches of snow fell yesterday.
 Among the grand lodge officers, O. E. s., at the meeting of Meridian chapter, Meriden, Thursday evening were: G. s., Mrs. Martin, Fair Haaven; G. C., Mrs. Leeds, New Haven.
 Administration has been granted in the Vest field, Mass, probate court on the estate of Elizabeth F. Lafiin, late of this city, and Milton B. Whitney of Westfeld was appointed agent. Cards are out announcing the wedding on June of Miss Etta Wright of 51 Woosey street and William Goss of Auburn, Me. The cere- mony will be performed ct the residence of the brides parents.
 A quit claim deed was filed in the town clerk s office yesterday morning, which was drawn up March 25 1s19 It conveyed a piece of meadow land on Kimberly avenue from Elam Warner to Jeremiah Gilbert. e... ... A large number of the members of the Colum- bia Cycle club are having new uniforms made and will attend in a body the race tournament of the New Haven Wheel club in New Haven June 6.-Hartford Times.
 All the rage and highly useful those fur shoulder capes for spring and summer at Bur- gess Burgess; and in immense demand are those charming straw sailor hats of Knox's famous make, also for ladies.
 Professor Arthur c. Boyden of the Bridge water, Mass, normal school will address the teachers training class at the welch training school this morning at 10 o'clock. The subject of the address will be Mature Study
 Yesterdays Winsted Citizen says: MT. Fitz Henry Bond of Oyster Point, New Haven, is re- ported this morning as gaining, but he is not yet able to relate anything as to the circumstances of the assault which was undoubtedly made upon him. Clan Mcleod of this city hes decided to ap. propriate $iO0 to meet the expenses of enter taining the Royal clan at the convention to be held in this city Juno 2l. About one hundred representatives will be present from Canada and various parts of the United States. The conven. tion will last five days.
 Coffin & Stanton, 72 Broadway, New York, offer for sale $3ss, 900 worth of New London Northern first mortgage 4 per cent. bonds These bonds have until 1910 to run. They are exempt from taxes in this state and are @ legal investment for savings banks and trustees The security on which they are based is firstclass and the bonds will be rapidly taken by judicious investors The price and further particulars can be obtained of Coffin & Stanton. See adver tisement.