Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M enttOn u.


Own home-s10 NOR. E. Baldwin.
New Britain republicans have renomi-
mated Mayor Pease.
The Connecticut Banner, Rev. A. P.
Miller, editor, is out to-day.
The Derby Driving association has re-
elected Benjamin Hubbell superintendent.
Dr. William P: Barbour, prominent
physician at Lebanon, died yesterday
morning, aged forty-fve. ...-.
The Yale colored quartette sang to
crowded house at the A. M. E.. Zion
church, Derby, Thursday night.
DR.. Gustavus Eliot has removed to his
handsome new residence, No. 400 Church
street, between Elm and Wall streets.
David B. futile, the embezzling sales
man, is still missing. The case will prob
ably be settled soon without prosecution.
The Grand commandery, Knights Temp
lars, will visit New Haven on Good Fri
day. There will be sessions afternoon and
evening.
old, of Salem, Ct, takes fifteen-mile
walk once month and does daily consid-
cradle manual labor at farming.
Christ church. Hartford, has engaged
for its assistant rector James P. Feucon,
rector of St. Paurs, East Orange, N. j.,
who will resume his duties Sunday, May 10.
The Rovers' Wheel club has arranged
for these runs: Sunday, April 10, South
End; Friday, April Is, Morris Cove; Sun
day, April II, Merwin's Point; Sunday,
April "a, Milford.
Essex has ghost story excitement. The
reported ghost is alleged to be Peeping
Tom ghost, dressed in white, with q hid
eous face, and different families claim to
have seen the face at their windows even
ings.
Attorney John ]. Phelan ia grati6ed at
Judge Halls quo warranto decision, but
wishes it had been rendered sooner, so
that the case might have got before the
superior court again at the April term, in
stead of in June.
The concert at Dwight Place church
last evening for the benefit of. the debt
fund was we'll attended. 1t was given un-
der the supervision of the choir of the
church. The program, as hitherto an
nounced, was admirably rendered.
Lewis B. Patton, q gradua of Princeton
college, and Of the Princeton seminary
1890, has been called to the chair of Old
Testament language and literature at the
Hartford theolog cal seminary and has &C
copied. He will begin his duties in Sep
TENDER. - =
The Southern New England Telephone
company desires to notify it's subscribers
that all Western Union and Postal Tele-
graph-Cable Offices are now equipped with
metallic circuits and long distance trans
mitters. This insures perfect service and
the easy transmission and delivery of
kilograms by telephone.
The immense stock of hats, all the
spring styles, at Burgess & Burgess and
the bright, balmy air brings in the buyers
with rush. Hats for every taste from
the Knox, the finest in the world, both
black and in light shades, xnd big as
sortment of all the medium grades. Also
selling the ladies many fur shoulder capel
for spring wear.
"Shoo" is the expressive title Of our new
Easter panel, and we feel sure it will b.
appreciated and sought after even more
than any of the beautiful works of art w
have for years presented to our patrons al
Easter. We give them away with Soc
worth of tea, coffee or baking powder
commencing Monday, April IL. The
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 3st
State street. ''-.~"s-:2 g. 49, =,