Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-01
LOCAL NE w 8.
Brief Mention.

Buy q lot-$100-R. E. Baldwin.
Century Magazines for May at Psase &
Sons"
Eagle Affair bicycles lead. Weights "a
to SO pounds.
Esgle-Altair bicycles lead in perfect pro
portions and workmanship.
CURLING and grading by the Connecticut
Concrete company, 40 Church street.
Elk Chief Hendrick of this city inspected
the Norwa1k fire department Saturday.
Rev. MIR. Allarder of this city preached
in the Congregational church, Derby, yes
terday.
The annual meeting of the Milford Ly-
ceum library will be held at their rooms
this evening.
Rev. E Evans of Yale divinity school
preached at the Congregational church,
Shelton, yesterday.
Rev. J. b. James of Rockville preached
at Plymouth church, Milford, yesterday
morning and evening.
The condition of Hon. Thomas Wallace
remains about the same, there being no
peTCcptlolo improvement.
Parties changing their places of resi-
dence should have their insurance looked
after. Call on Charles Wilson & Co, 70S
Chapel street.
Sheriff Charles A. Tomlinson on Wednes-
day last purchased the Peoples Coal COM
pany of Milford. he will merge the two
into one company.
Captain Bryan E. Lynn of New Haven
of the Catholic Standard resigns on
Wednesday to accept position with the
Connecticut Catholic.
Samuel R. Hoyt, native of New Can
aan, and the Oldest man in that town, died
Thursday, aged ninety The funeral ser
vices were held Saturday.
The second and last reception this sea
son by the New Haven Ladies' Cycle club
will be given at Loomis' Academy hall on
Thursday evening, March 4.
A tribe of the Improved Order of Red
Men will be instituted in South Norwalk
at an early date, over fifty charter appli-
cants have already signed the application
The life of Governor Buckingham, the
"wsr governor" of Connecticut, is being
prepared by the governors brother, the
Rev. Dr.. s. g. Buckingham of Springfield.
There was large attendance at the ex-
hibition of the International Armies COM
panies at the Old Union armory on Satur-
day. The exhibition hours were 2 to
and 4:30 to $50.
The health of Major b. Il. Strong con-
tinues quite impaired, the trip to the Hot
Springs proved of little benefit. With,
rest and excellent medical skill an early
improvement is looked for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A. Baldwin, who
have been enjoying an extended trip
through the southern states and Mexico
in their private car are expected home in
the course of couple of weeks.
Charles Welles of the senior class at Yale
theological seminary conducted divine SER
vice at Greens Farms yesterday. Mr..
Welles preached there two weeks ago and
his services were very favorab]y received,
The body of male child about five
weeks old was discovered by some boys
poet hill. It had evidently been in the
water tome time. The medical examiner
has the case under investigation.
The troupe of glass blowers have closed
their engagement in this city after most
successful two weeks engagement, and
thousands of our citizsns, including many
ladies and children, attended. It WAS one
of the best troupe of glass blowers that have
been seen in this city.
The many friends of Mr.. Charles NJ.
Willard, the popular night Waterman for
The Scoville & Adams company on Day
street, will congratulate him when they
learn that he is again happy father. The
little stranger is a girl, weighing eight
pounds, and as both mother and infant are
doing well the genial Waterman ia open for
congratulations.
Members of the Teutonia Maennerchor
produced the opera 'sMartha" last evening
before q large sized audience in Germania
hall. Among those in the cast were: Miss
Annie Baier, Miss Vitter and Messrs. Neu-
bert, Anderson, Kutscber, CInsmann, as
sisted by forty voices. The music was
furnished by the Philharmonic orchestra
Y. M. O. A. buildings In the state and
their cost are as follows: Bridgeport, $14O,-
600; Hartford, $1s2, goo; Meriden, $40, 600;
New Britain, $50, 600; Stamford, $4,000;
Torrington, $15, 600; Waterbury, $s5, 900;
Winsted, $4,000. Subscriptions are also
being made for the eraction IF osso.i.4,. |
buildings In Ansonia, Middletovn. New
Haven, New London, Stamford, Thomp-
sonville, Wesleyan university.
The Common Council
Have refused to have the streets watered
this year, SO buy your hose early. The
largest assortment ever shown in this CITY |
and the lowest prices at the Goodyear |
Rubber store, 1856 Chapel street. B. O.
ruttls, prop. spr4T