Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-23
LOCAL NEW 5.
Brief M entIOn.

Have you tried new Royal shoes
The Fourteenth @. V. reunion Is post
poned until September 16.
William E. Curdts, councilman of the
Fifth ward, Mexiden, died yesterday, aged
twenty-eight.
There are seventeen patients at the Wa
terbury hospital, five of whom are suffer-
ing with typhoid fever.
The Yale football eleven began practice
yesterday under the direction of Walter
Camp in Newport, R. I.
The New Haven Turn Verein very sue
cessfully held their fortieth annual picnic
at Schuetzen park yesterday.
S. G. Bartram, the Center street jeweler,
has been brought home to this city from
Redding, Conn. He is gradually recover
ing.
Frank w. Blish, an eminent and respect
ed citizen of Willimantic, died at his home
Sunday, aged SO, from prostration from
the heat.
Rev. DR.. Chapman, late Of the First NJ
E. church, this city, preached in Water
bury Sunday, at :.tlo first Congregational
church.
A check for $25 has been received from
John Morse of 512 George street by Chief
Kennedy for the Firemen's Benevolent as
ISOLATION.
The new Olivet Congregational church,
now being erected at the corner Of North
avenue and Main street, Bridgeport, will
be formally dedicated on Sunday, Septem-
TENDER Is.
Rabbi s. Il. Wilmer of Congregation
Benai Scholom is going to leave this city
take up his home with his son in Balti-
more. His son is graduate of Yale and
is in charge of one of the largest congrega.
tions in that city.
John Ives, who conducts saloon or
Main street, Middlstown, lies in a critical
condition at his home on Walnut street
South Farms, as the result of knife wounds
made upon him Saturday night by Jamel
g. Graham, plumber, formerly of Hart
ford.
At Harmonic hall, on Elm street, this
evening, will take place the wedding Of
Miss Bertha Heller to DR.. Morris Kline,
Of Denver, Col. DR.. Kleiner is graduate
of the Yale medical college aud is well
known both in this city, his former home
and in Denvsr.
Last evenings Hartford Post says: "a
rather rare as well as very gratifying thing
politically may soon happen in this Con
gressional district. State Treasurer E
Stevens Henry of Rockville is likely from
surface appearance to receive the republi
can nomination for congress by acclama
ton.
The Judges of the Connecticut supreme
court of errors will sit in special session
Thursday, September l., at 10 a. M, il
this city, to hear the Phelan-Wash OUT
warranto cases. The case of Phelan vs.
Walsh case will first be heard and tn
treasurership case will follow. The argu
ments will be entirely on points of law.
A Danbury dispatch yesterday says
''Harry Mclean, the three-year-old son O
John Mclean, took several pills which b
found in box this morning and diet
within half an hour. His mother fount
the box, which was labeled cdr. Mills
nerve and liver pills, harmless" Corone
Doten has been summoned from Bridge
port to mako an investigation"
New Haven investors in the securitie
of the Kansas Loan and Investment com
pany of Wichita, Kansas, will be interest
ed to know that Attorney Livingston W
cleveland, whose office is at No.
Church street, in this city, and who ha
been appointed by the governor of Kan
sas q commissioner of deeds for that state
ID in position to be of service to the easi
ern investors by reason of business rels
tions with parties in Wichita of higl
standing who are making speciality 9
protecting the interests of the holders Q
these securities.