Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-02
LOCAL NE WIS.
Brief Mention.
ater to-day at $3.50 p. m.
bod house-R. E. Baldwin,

Buy q good house-R. E. Baldwin.
The best for children-Royal shoes.
Business in Danbury is improving slowly.
There is an R in September, and every
one accordingly thinks of oysters.
The 21st school year of the Yale Business
College begins Monday, September 4.
The labor unions are making big prepa-
rations for big turnout next Monday.
Concrete walks laid and repaired by
Conn. Concrete company, 40 Church street.
Opening day at Augur's new art store at
127 Church street, next to the public
library.
Rockville had a $40, 900 fire yesterday.
The County hotel and several houses we're
burned.
Editor Peck of the Naugstuck Enter
prise has been arrested on q charge of
criminal libel.
Thomas e. Murphy, the temperance ora
tor, will open a tendsys' campaign in New
Haven In November.
Mrs. David Stone, who died in Mount
Vernon, N. Y, Tuesday, was buried yes
terday in Middlebury.
Special rates for Worlds Fair tickets
this week. Morse, Schroeder & Stock,
Room 10, Benedict building.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea COM
pany, 1856 State street, gives to every Gus
toner to-day box of fine candy.
The damage to the oyster beds in Long
Island sound and vicinity by the recent
gales ia now estimated at 81 100000
The Waterbury Watch company has re-
sumed work, giving employment to zoo
employees after two-weeks' vacation.
Secretary of State ]. J. Phelan of Bridge
port, accompanied by his wife, will leave
for Chicago to day to attend the Catholic
congress.
The joint excursion of st. Andrews and
All Saints Episcopal churches of Merider
to Pawson park took place yesterday.
There were $50 people in the throng
Forty-seven electric lights were shut Fl
In Middletown last night in prominent
stores, the merchants having fallen out
with the light company while the early
closing lasts.
This afternoon the Langdon, Bachelor
4 Co. team will come here to play the
Mayer, Strouse & Co. team. The contest
is for the championship of the corset shoI
mines of Connecticut.
w. g. Hunter, q. F. Sanford and 9. w
Bissell of the New Haven Athletic elut
will leave this morning for Worcester
Mass, whore they will take part In thu
New England athletic tournament.
Fall hats, all the fall styles, at Burgess
& Burgess hat store. And, ladies, dom
delay, but have the furs put in order now
and 1t will save you money. Also buy fal
styles shoulder oapes now and save money
James Gallagher of New Haven, the ''oli
war horse" is mentioned "a a good candi
date for collector. With so much rivalry
1t looks as if Clinton Davis might have te
keep peace by taking it himself. Hartford
Post.
Tho schooner J. B. Darlington of thii
port Is week overdue, and much anxiety
IL felt for her safety. She left port in
Georgia about tho same time as the Beech
or and it is feared was wrecked in the bic
storm.
Mr.. William Nicely says, in contradiction
of an article In a morning paper yesterday
that his relations with the Messrs. Nalley
. continue of perfectly friendly character
and that he should remain member Of
tho house, which Is oorroborated by thu
, Nessrs. Malley.
The Connecticut Banner, edited by Rev
A. P. Miller of this city, may not get out
till late to-day, If at all, owing to the mis-
carriage of letter containing an ordel
sent last Wednesday to New York fol
papers. Editor Miller was not notified o.
this by the company until yesterday noon
The Berlin News says: &c. P. Aerwini
brick works has had An expensive enforced
stoppage the past week. By some unac
countable means an iron wedge got In will
the clay and was thrown into tho disinte
orator that pulverisss the clay, tearing
and wreoking the mill to the amount o.
5000"
The official envelopes for the coming
state and town elections will be different
from the old ones. The envelopes will be
of colored paper and somewhat smalle,
than the old style. By adopting new en-.
velopes of different color and size, the uie.
fulness of old envelopes in the hands Of
persons improperly handling them will b.
destroyed.
Weather permitting, to-day will be 9
gala day In Birmingham, the occasion be.
ing the first international bicycle meeting
ever held in that place, and in which some
of the leading fast cyclists of the world
will participate. The various committees
of She Crescent Cycle club have done al
Is thsir power TO make the meet social
md financial Succosg.