Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-11
LOCAL NE WS.

A farm wantad-R. E. Baldwin.
 Why buy old styles. The new Royal shoe is far prettier and costs less.
 The 21st school year of tho Yale Business College begins Monday, September 4.
 Typewriter supplies at slo Chapel street Joseph E. Platt, general dealer for Conn. Mrs. E. 0. Woodcock of Ansonia left for the worlds fair Monday with party of Waterbury friends.
 Major s. G. Wilcoxson of Ansonia has removed to this city to reside with his grandson, l.. Moses.
 Call at S10 Chapel street and see new Remington Standard typewriter. Joseph E. Platt, general dealer.
 Captain Sucher gave the Meriden K. G. E. taste of drilling last night at the Msr- iden castle's lodge room.
 Miss Ida Amidon, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John Dsvey of Tor rinQton, returned to her home here yester day.
 Worlds fair tickets, best routes, $17.0O and $2e.4O. Morse, Schroeder d Stock, Room 10, S2 Church street. Open even ings.
 The inspection of the states property at the srmory will be held to morrow. The quartermsster general will send an officer here on that day.
 The new twin-scre steamer City of Lowell, which is being constructed for the Norwich line at the Bath iron works, will be completed next month.
 Conductor Bradley has resumed charge of his train on the Berkshire division after four weeks' vacation, part of which was passed at the worlds fair.
 New Britain is all alive over the meeting of the State Teachsrs' association to be held there next week Friday, as fully 1,00( school teachers are expected.
 Police detectives have found man who saw the parties who last Saturday nigh broke one of the large plate glass window in the Goodyear rubber store.
 Temperance Toiler Murphy of this cit! went to Waterbury yesterday to arrang for series of sleotrifying meetings there He begins there next Sunday.
 Mrs. Abijah Catlin of Harwinton is sell ing of her etock and will close her hous In November, and come here to live wit her daughter, Mrs. J. Jerome Hayes.
 Manager W. H. Kershong, of the Yal junior football eleven, has notified the An sonia eleven that his team will play foot ball with them in Ansonia Saturday, Oc tober II.
 Mrs. J. c. Kinney of this city started yesterday for Lake Mohonk with Miss Ros Cleveland, tho presidents sister, who ha recently been visiting her, and Mrs. Georg G. Newcomb.
 The Ingraham Clock company of Bristc started up Monday to run four days week and eight hours day. At the sam time they called in number of their hal d in addition to the 100 that had been work ing part time.
 Four of the ten new Baldwin locomotive which the New York and New Englan road had ordered have arrived at the var in East Hartford, and will soon be in uae They are of the pattern called 'hog" CT gines, ard weigh over ninety tons eact 4u0y oAu uauA SV HoA oeAS' AAAoAo sAoAA SA1 old engines.
 Isidore Troostwyk received 6 dispatc yesterday from Amsterdam. Holland, ar nouncing that one of his former pupils Jean Rsnsrd, has been appointed first COT cert master at the royal coaoertgebouw c Amsterdam. M. Renard was for seve years pupil of Herr Troostwyk in Ho land. It is the position N. Troostwyk hel before coming to America.
 Temperance Worker Spear of this cit had packed house at the Bsptist church Shelton, Monday night. The Sentins says: "Extra chairs were placed in tn aisles, and crowd sat on the steps of th platform and along It's edge. Men we, packed against the rear walls, and the vel tibule was crowded with both men an women unable to get seats, and the crow extended away out to the steps and th sidewalk-a dense mass of humanit, eagerly listening for the words of trutl All classes and conditions of people we, represented in the throng."