Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-22
LOCAL NE w s.

br1e1 Ment1Ons
Oriental rugs. Champions, 694 Chapel.
More snow.
A new house 81, 5OO-R. E. Bald win.
The chamber of commerce meet to might.
The sltighs were out again in force yes
day.
Monographs and supplies at Curtiss &
Bradley.
The store of D. NJ WEIGH & Son will
close at noon to-day.
Another vigorous snow storm began
operation last evening.
Harper's Magazine for March for sale by
Thomas d. Pease & Son.
The new telephone central Office on Main
street, SouthiDgton, was opened yester-
day.
Mics Hesly of 1872 Franklin street fell
on an icy sidewalk yesterday and broke her
arm.
Mrs. James q. English of 70 Wall street
gave very enjoyable luncheon yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Florence Sherwood, formerly Of
Southington, was married last week in
Walden, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles h. Trowbridge Ct Milford
is entertaining her niece, Miss Lille Msr-
win Of New York.
Mrs. David Fem, an old and highly
esteemed resident of Milford, is very i'll,
with little hope of recovery.
The public school children rejoice over
Washington's birthday to day and the half
holiday they get in consequence.
A three-story building, owned by James
F. Taylor in DAnbury, was damaged by fire
last night to the extent of $1,000. Insur-
ance $1,000.
John Woodruff, who was injured in
railroad smsshup, at Sherburne Falls,
Monday, is brother of Oliver Woodruff
of Southington.
The regular monthly lantern slide ex-
hibition, by the New Haven Camera club,
was held in the club room, in Ford's build
ing, last night. 1t was much enjoyed by
all.
The ladies are busy at Burgess & Bur-
CESS selecting from the many varieties of
spring style. Shoulder cspes all styles and
shapes, all so fashionable. Fur neckwear
at reduced rates selling rapidly.
Rudolph Burr, farmer of Long Hill,
was instantly killed by north bound train
on the Berkshire division at Stepney De-
pot about O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
He was driving across the tracks.
The masons, carpenters and other skilled
mechanics of Rockville held a meeting last
night to discuss the nine-hour law. It is
general belief that the movement for
nine-hour law will become extensive.
Theodore Terrill, with tho Charles Mon
son company, New Haven, who went to
his fathers home in Seymour some time
ago to recuperate, is quite i'll, his indispo-
sition bsing an internal Inflammation.
The body of Captain Patrick H. Master
son, aged 6fty-6ve, one Of the best known
boatmen in Bridgeport, was found yester-
day noon in the hsrbor of Bridgeport. He
had been missing since last Saturday even.
ing.
Pierce L. Davis, who is we'll and favor
ably known in this city, where he has
many friends, is in the city in advance Of
BARLEY Campbells white Slaves" which
comes to the Hyperion next Tuesday
night.
DR.. Harlan P. Cole of Bridgeport was
yesterday made a defendant with Drs.
Charles h. and Frederick W. Pulford of
the town of Seymour, in suit for 81, 900
on the ground of malpractice, in regard to
setting a broken leg.
A party of New Haveners, including Mr..
and Mrs. ]. johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Newman, left
for Waterbury yesterday to celebrate the
twenty fifth anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Kaiser of Waterbury.
The meeting of the officers of the c. N.
G. will be held in the Second regiment
armory, New Haven, this evening at p.
m, particularly to consider what may be
done for the welfare of the National guard
in the present legislature. q
Rev. George B. Peck of Boston and
other speakers will address the meeting at
Beulah mission, 805 State street, on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, February % and
"a, at 7:45 O'Clock; also on Friday after
noon at O'Clock. All are cordially in
vited to be present.
The Consolidated railroad bought two
pieces of real estate yesterday, one on
Union street, near Water, and another in
the annex. One purchase was from Muir
ray d. Hughes in the vicinity of the Shore
Line railroad in the annex. The second
was twenty-five feet from Lewis DeBsrs.
Professor F. K. Saunders, Ph. D., of
Yale, last evening opened an institute for
the confederation of international SUNDAY
school lessons in the First Congregational
church at Guilford. The subject of Pro-
lessor Saunders lecture was: "The First
After Exile" The institute will continue
its session on Thursday afternoon and
evening. -.-.-,.. -. =.
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