Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-23
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Brief Mention.

High water to-day at 1923 a. IN.
A nice Christmas present-Royal shoes
Money wanted on mortgage.-R. E. Bald
win.
Pease & Son have received Scribner's TO,
January, 1894.
The second edition of the Beckwith AL
manac is on the press. Now is the time te
get one.
The Sunday evening Kelley temperance
meeting will be addressed by Capt. Frank
N. Lovejoy.
John P. Elton of Waterbury will leave
to-day for two weeks quail-shooting TRIP
through Georgia.
Don't forget in your shopping rounds
day the very beautiful lines of jewslry and
novelties at Kirby's.
Mr. Martin R. Gum has been worry sick
for over a week with q severe attack of the
grip and inaammatory rheumatism.
We are selling first quality floor oil cloth
at q lower price than any house in the city
The Home Drapsry Co., 694 Chapel.
A fine line of holiday goods at Apothe-
carries hall. 1t will pay you to see them
and inquire prices. 1t is really rare op.
portunity.
Rev. G. q. Steele of this city spoke
Thursday at the Christian alliance conven-
ton held in Springfield. His subject was
ga Life of Continual Conservation"
The Dole Bros. Co., 1929 Chapel street,
have Peck & Snyder skates, direct from
the makers. We sell them, too, at lower
prices than any one else. Sweaters, gym.
suits, polo sticks.
Clerkin & Mcdonald, the Grand avenue
plumbers and dealers in stoves and ranges,
have Just issued one of the most beautiful
and artistic calendars of the season, Illus
trated in rich and pleasing colors. 1t IL In
great demand.
b. B. Spencer, J. K. Mccarthy and Sam
uel Lspalme of Holyoke, the auditing COM
mittee of the Holyoke and West6eld rail-
road, were in town yesterday to look over
the books of the company preparatory to
making the annual report.
Yesterday afternoon and last evening the
The walks were crowded and the stores
were full of buyers. The windows of the
stores in quite a number of instances were
surrounded by sightseers 80 as to compel
passers to take the roadway.
The remains of the late Mrs Frances B.
Martin of Fair Haven were taken to New
Britain yesterday and inferred in Fsirview
cemetery there. Rev. DR.. Cooper oficiated
and the members of Martha chapter No.
81, Order of the Eastern Star, of New Brit
ain, attended the funeral in a body.
A general open day for bargains all day
to-day at Burgess & Burgess famous fur
store for Christmas buyers. Such tempt
ing and very useful articles as fur shoulder
cspes, muffs, head boas, wraps, caps,
gloves, robes; also nice dress suit cases,
umbrellas, etc. Come and get the bar
gains.
The divorce suit of briggs va. briggs of
Waterbury came up in the superior court
here yesterday, and incidentally the suit
for alienation of affections brought by q.
A. briggs against L. F. Burpse. Inciden-
tally there were some lively tits between
Lynde Harrison of this city, attorney for
Mrs. briggs, and N. R. Bronson of Terry
& Bronson of Waterbury for Mr.. briggs.
A motion was made by Mr.. Harrison for
an allowance during the trial. Judge Hall
was asked to make an allowance on the
basis that the petitioners salary was "a 600
and that the wife had been very extrava-
CANT. The motion that the trial be heard
in chambers was denied. Mr.. Harrison
moved for a more specific bill of psrticu-
lars. Judge Hall took the papers and re-
served his decision.