Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-30
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.
Buy q new house. r. E. Baldwin.

Cooperation with houswives. 40 Center.
Judge Pickett tried case in the Bridge
port city court Saturday.
DR.. Henry W. Buell., widely known
Litoh6eld physician, is very i'll with apo
plexy.
George Andruas, a printer boarding at
1873 Crown street, is Ill at tho hospital
with pneumonia.
The condition Of Mr.. E. A. Brooks, the
Chapel street merchant, was not percepti
bly, changed yesterday. He is still very
Ill.
The prevailing opinion among members
of the New Haven bar is that Professor
Baldwin will have place on the supreme
court bench.
DR.. William L. Elkin, astronomer of the
Yale observatory, has been appointed a
fellow of the Royal Astronomical society
of England.
In West Haven the members of Henry
Heine lodge, No. 44O, Order of Harugari,
will enjoy their masked ball next Wednes-
day evening,
Miss Pierce of tie state normal school
at Albany, N. Y, is visiting Miss Hattie
Bishop of the WEIGH training echool at her
home on Bradley street.
DR.. Alexander A. Watterz, State street
near Edwards, formerly of 342 Howard
avenue, and Victor Pomeranze have settled
their lawsuit out of court.
The revival services in Trinity Method
LIST church have steadily increased in inter-
est during the past week. The special
services will be continued this week.
The patronesses for the dance at Warner
hall February are: Mrs. Benjamin R.
English, Mrs. Lucius P. Tuttle, Mrs. DR..
Thompson and Mrs. George H. Ford.
Tomorrow evening Professors Newton
and Du Chase of the Yale observatory will
give talks before the mathematical club Of
the university on comets and meteors.
The congregation B'nai Scholom has
voted to tear down the present synagogue
on William street and build new one Of
brick, with seating capacity OF 800.
A meeting of St. Dominic's Y. NJ T. A.
B. society was held yesterday afternoon,
at which fifteen applications for admission
were received. Five new members were
admitted.
John P. Earle, son of the late John E.
Earle, who for the last two years has been
with DeBussy, Manwaring & Co., has &C.
oepted position with thu George H. Ford
company.
Edna J. Kendall, five years of age. the
daughter of L. H. Kendall, died Saturday
at the home of her father, $50 Chapel
street, after short illness OF pneumonia
and measles.
The first annual convention of ths Meth
odist Episcopal Young Peoples union of
the New Haven district will be held in
Hartford at the South Park M. E. church
on Tuesday, February IA
Owen Keenan,, we'll known in Bridge
port, was married Friday in this city to
Mrs. Nellie Plocquet. The bride formerly
conducted the confectionery store on Main
street below State, Bridgeport.
The funeral of Benjamin Milander took
place yesterday morning from his late res
idenoe on Elm street. He was brother
of Joseph Milander, who was formerly q
fancy goods merchant on Chapel street.
st. Rose guild will give Japanese tea
at Music hall to, morrow evening. This
organisation is a benevolent one, and is
connected with St. Mary's church. The
affair promises to be success in every
way.
Mr.. Edward Northrop, for many years
prominent grocer on Grand avenue, oppo-
site Atwater block, has purchased lot on
Edwards street below the Epworth church,
where he intends to erect large and COM
modious dwelling house. The first floor
will be fitted up for q grocery store. Mr..
Northrop will probably open the store in
the spring.
Fishell Beloff of AZ York square has
brought suit alleging blackmail against
Alexander and Sophia Baroff, claiming
damages of $4,000. Deputy Sheriff Peck
served the papers, and as he could find no
property attached the bodies of Barof and
his wife. Baroff was arrested and sent to
he can secure bonds.
Aaron A. Osborn. aged sixty two years,
whose home is in Woodbridge, was arrest
ed by Officer Burnham yesterday charged
with obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses. The allegation is that about No
vember Osborn got Henry Bristol of
Westville to cash q check for him for $85,
drawn on the First National bank of Wa
terbury, knowing that the check was
worthless. Osborn was released under
bonds of $50 furnished by NJ. e. Ferrell
of Westville.
Pearl fans repaired at Silverthaus', the
diamond exports, headquarters for gifts.