Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-24

Money wanted on mortgsge.-R. E. Bald
win.
Scarlet fever 10 quite prevalent in Bridge
port.
The 21st school year of the Yale Business
College begins Monday, September 4.
Concrete walks laid and repaired by
Conn. Concrete company, 40 Church street.
Typewriter supplies at $40 Chapel street.
Jose phi E. Plat, general dealer for Conn
The Geselkert society celebrated their
third anniversary in Aurora hall last even
ing.
Gall at $40 Chapel street and see new
Remington Standard typewriter. Joseph
E. Plat, general dealer.
H. Steinert returned yesterday from the
worlds fair, where he received medal
and diploma for his collection of musical
instruments.
After shopping, step into N. A. Fuller
toms, cor. Temple and Chapel, any day
this week and get cup of that best of
chocolates-C hocolat- Aenier.
A grand concert and sociable will be
given by the Germsnia band at the old
Union armory, corner Chapel and Union
streets, next Saturday night, October %.
At the ministers meeting, yesterday,
Judge Pickett spoke on the "Advisability
of Voting No License and the subject
received general and spirited diecus-
sion.
By mistake a portion of the advertise
of O.
lsting to silks, was placed in the ADVERTISE
msnt of Aalley, Nicely 4 Co. in our issue
of yesterday morning.
The ladies connected with the Arion
Singing socisty hel8 Rocisbls in their hall
last evening to raise funds for a flag for
the society. About seventy-fve couples
were In the grand march,
The sociable of the Shaumpishuh coun-
Gil, D. of R., was to have been held in
Golden Rule hall last evening, but on &C
count of the rainy weather was postponed
till Monday, November 49,
Mrs. Fl. W. Benedict and daughter
Helen, Mrs. Charles Allen and daughter
May and Mrs. T. A. Msltby and daughter
Grace Sarah are spending the week in
Chicago visiting friends and the world
fair.
A mass meeting of the Socialistic Labo
party will be held this evening at
O'Clock in Aurora hall, 1876 Union street
when Fred Gsssner of PIttsburg will Civ
an address on "Why are Workmen I'm
employed"
The trsinmen's fair, which Ia being helc
in the rink, is attended by large crowds
nightly. It will continue each evening
this week. The committee having the ar
rsngements in charge say that the fair vii
be a great success.
g. B. Bunnell arrived home from the
worlds fair last night and reports fine
trip and many fine bookings for both the
Grand and the Hyperion. Mrs. Bunnel
who accompanied him to the west, will
remain in Chicago for a week or more.
The German Order of Red Men held thei1
first anniversary celebration last evening
in Little Germania hall. The grand march
was led by William F. Lurk and Miss Yost
followed by fifty couples. The lodge II
growing very fast and two new members
were admitted at the last meeting.
At q meeting of the Governors HORSE
II. Forsyth, as treasurer, was accepted
Mr.. Forsyth has served the company with
marked efficiency and holds a high place
in the affechonate regard of the COM
msnd.
The Rev. Henry Van Dyke of New York
has been appointed the Lyman Beecher
lecturer for the year at the Yale Divinity
school. He IL . well known writer and
contributes to nearly all of the large maya
zines, and ia an especially gifted English
scholar.
At the Sacred Heart church yesterday
at II q. M, Rev. Mr.. Mckeon Officiating,
Charles A. NJ. Duff, travelling salesman,
and Miss Mary O'Brisn, daughter of John
O'Brien of 70 Arch street, we're united In
marriage. Charles Doherty was best man
and Miss Nellie O'Rrien bridesmaid.
The convention of Union Veterans OF
this department will be held in the hall OF
the New Haven Veterans, Insurance build
ing, next Thursday. The department in
cludes commands in Connecticut, New
York and Rhode Island. The veterans
will be entertained by A. 81. Terry com
mand, assisted by the Ladies' Relief
corps.
The many friends of Captain Daniel NJ
White, residing on Summer street, Ssvin
Rock, near Beach street, will sympathize
with him In his sad bereavement in the
death of his wife, Frances Graham White.
who died yesterday. She was a highly
estimable lady, beloved by those who
knew her amiable qualities and estimable
life. The funeral services will be held in
the chapel of the Grove street cemetery to-
morrow at p. m.