Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03
LOCAL NE W 8.
Breif Mention.

Bre1f Mention.
Twenty par cent. discount in Jardin-
niers at Champion's, 1925 Chapel street.
Money to loan. R. e. Baldwin.
Rev. E s. Lines preached Lenten dis
course in Trinity church, Norwich, last
evening.
A district meeting of the Sons of Tenn
perance was held in North Haven last
evening.
The cigarmakers at Mr.. WurtE's factory
on Edwards street, near State street, are
on strike, demanding higher wages.
Rev. Dr.. Gordon of Boston will, give an
address at the Young Mems Christian $3.50
citation rooms next Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The insolvsnt Bristol Shoe company,
through its trustee, P. W. Chsse, has de-
clared 10 per cant. dividend on $17,s52
in claims.
A new lodge of the Daughters of Liberty
was instituted in Woodbury. this week,
National Secretary W. O. Staples of this
city assisting.
Among the various losers by the loss of
the New Haven schooner Nathan @. Eas-
Textbook are Frederick q. Waldron and F.
A. Bowman, the photographer, each of
whom had 81 $50 in the vessel.
The funeral of the little fve-yesr-old
Coggeshall child, daughter of Samuel and
Fanny Coggeshall, took place yesterday
afternoon from the residence of the par
ents, No. 4 Cedar Hill Place. The child
died of bronchitis. ~
George G. Comstock of Broad River
has sixty-five chickens that during the
past month of February have laid over
seventy ave dozen eggs, for all Of which
Mr.. comstook received forty cents per
dozen. .,,.
Announcement Is made of the ap-
prosching marriage of Frederick Adler,
son of Max Adler, to Miss Sophie Green
sput, which will occur In New York,
April 10. The reception will occur at
Sherrys.
Measles are very prevalent in Branford.
Among the sufferers from the disease are
William Fowler and Pamela Fowler,
brother and sister, who live on the Pine
Orchard road. They are about seventy
years of age.
Mr. Joseph Hubisger of the Elm City
Stock Farm was close competitor at the
auction sale of the great producing sire,
Sidney. His bid was 5000, but Mr..
Harmon raised the bid thousand and
took the stallion to Detroit.
Vice President Tuttle of the Consoli
dated says that the company does not con-
template making the proposed change of
the Canal road, which is to have the road
run down through Westville, Newhallville
and the West Haven meadows.
Senator Jones of Greenwich offered in
the senate yesterday resolution authoris-
ing the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company to change its cor
in any annual or special meeting.
The railroad commissioners approved of
the outlay of the Danbury and State Line
Railway company, Wednesday. The road
will connect the city of Danbury with
Golden's Bridge on the Harlem, and will
offer a new means of access into New York
city.
City Attorney Dow has instructed Pa
trolman Charles N. Mack of the annex to
notify the contractors in charge of the
work of constructing the new layout of
the Shore Line division across the Quinni-
piao meadows, that If the work is prose-
cuted next Sunday he will proceed against
them.
Genial Barr Garter of Plainville, former
ly q contractor in the clock shop, this
city, many years ago. and still youthful,
was elected president of the Legislative
club of 1876 at their eighteenth annual
reunion and dinner at Hartford this
week.
At special meeting of the New Haven
East and the New Haven West associa-
tions of the Congregational church, yes
terday, 1t was voted to consolidate and
the new body will probably known as
the United Association of New Haven
county.
Nathan Easterbrook, jr., of 80 York
BQuhIet buO oooIB0 =. NoWcomo VI "
York square objected yesterday to the
granting of lioense by the county COM
missioners to Walter Dobbins at "a Ash
mum street on the ground that he was an
unsuitable person. Dscision reserved.
Last evenings Ansonia Sentinel says:
"W. h. Moore, formerly with the Boston
One Price Clothing company, has bar
gained for the Hub Clothing company's
business in New Haven, and went to that
city, this morning. to cloee the sale. He
made the company an offer for the busi
ness, Tuesday, which was accepted. W.
J. Chilson will accompany Mr.. Moore to,
New Haven. The club" Is one of the
best known clothing businesses In New
Haven" :
a Two Yearss Course.
Mrs. Edna Morse of Westerly, R. l., has
Just completed two years. course In the
training Echool for nurses Of New Haven
hospital.