Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-23
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High water to. day at 9:13 a. m.
Money wanted on mortgsge.-R. E. Bald
win.
Pease & Son have received Harper's
Magazine for November.
The 21st school year of the Yale Business
College begins Monday, September 4.
Typewriter supplies at $40 Chapel street.
Joseph E. Platt, general dealer for Conn
Mr.. Frederick Bulkley, aged nearly sew
snty-6ve years, died at his residence last
evening.
William q. Spear spoke to men only in
the Methodist church, Ansonis, yesterday
afternoon.
The condition of Brakeman William +.
Smith Is not improved. His recovery is
not expected.
Admiral Gherardi of the United States
navy was registered at the New Haven
house yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Pitblado of Ausonia had for
the topic of his sermon yesterday morning
"Chipping Eggs" "~
Lizzie Reed of Grand avenue was arrested
last night and locked up, charged with
breach of the peace.
Gall at $40 Chapel street and see new
Remington Standard typewriter. Joseph
E. Plat, general dealer.
Benjamin N. Prescott, jr., who was In
jured by falling off his bicycle last Sunday
at Milford, was able to be out yesterday
for the first time.
Editor 81. Il. Palmer of the Bristol Press,
formerly of the Register, has returned to
his editorial duties much refreshed by a
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. o. B. North, the manufacturer, was
slightly worse again last evening. He had
been improving finely, but overexerted
himself and with prostrating results.
Mrs. J. @. McQuade of New Haven is Wis
iAng her daughter, Miss Alice McQuade,
who is stenographer for Q. D. Hine, score
tary of the state board of education. New
Britain Record.
Did you taste cup of chocolate in the
menier Pavilion of the Worlds Faira The
same delicaoy-ChocolatM enier-is dis
pensed at N. A. Fullterton's, cor. Temple
and Chapel, this week. Try it.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Nellie Hubbard, daughter of DR.. Robert
Hubbard of Bridgeport, to CORTLAND
Trowbridgs of this city. The ceremony
will take place in the near future.
Anthony ]. Drexel, who announced Sat-
urdsy his withdrawal from the noted
banking house of Drexel & 90. of Phila-
delphis and tho other Drexel firms, ia we'll
known by quite mum Der of New Haven
friends.
Two New Haven boys walked sixteen
miles in search of chestnuts and walnuts
Saturday. They returned wearied, bring
Ing thirty-six chestnuts, twelve walnuts
and six apples and they had secured the
woods well.
The monument which Nathan A. Myers
has erected in the Westville Jewish GENE
terry was dedicated with appropriate oere-
monies yesterday by Rabbi Levy of the
Court street temple in the presence of
large audience.
The opening sociable of the Harmonic
club will be held this week Friday night.
The committee have set aside Tuesday and
Thursday night for the purpose of bowling.
Prizes will be given to the ladies and gen.
tlemen scoring the highest score.
The State Teachers association elected
F. A. Verplank of South Manchester, pres
ident; A. P. Willard of Colchester, CORES
ponding secretary; G. o. Tucker of South
Norwalk, treasurer, and among the vice
presidents ia Dwight Holbrook of Gin
ton.
Mrs. Henry Marsh, Mrs. Charles hewitt
and Miss Mary Marsh, who left Winsted
for the worlds fair on Wednesday, were
In the terrible wreck at Battle Greek,
Michigan, on Friday. A telegram from
Mrs.. Marsh states that none of them were
injured.
Tho police have received complaint that
students at the Woodbridge fats on Elm
street, near York, shoot slugs at passers-
by. Saturday night Frank J. Allard and
wife of 169 Whalley avenue were passing
by and Mr.. Allard was struck in the ear
and hurt quite badly.
Robert T. Plat, formerly of Milford,
was recently admitted to partnership in
the well known law firm of Durham &
Plat of Portland, Orc, of which his
brother, Harrison G. Plat, and the Hon.
George Il. Durham, United States master
In chanosry and examiner, were the former
members.
Mr.. F. A. Bowman, the artist photoe
rspher, may be found at his studio, oppo-
site Yale Art school, which he rsopens to-
day. Mr.. Bowman's work Is well known
- unsurpassed. His patrons and host of
friends are much pleased to welcome him
back ct the old stand, which has 30 long
been favorite resort for the finest work,
1869 and 1864 Chapel street. 10000 mega
. ives, al recorded.