Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-03
LOCAL NE w 8.
Brief Mention.

Look at Carmel street. R. E. Baldwin.
Mending tissue, mo sewing), ID Center
street.
woman's auffragists have hearing at
the capitol on Tuesday.
Everything is reported as quiet at the
Branford Lock works at present.
The Harugari singing society will give q
private sociable in their hall this evening.
John q. Perry of 1903 Wolcott street,
Fair Haven, is dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. R. B. Bronne1l will give an Easter
tea to-day in honor of her friend, Miss
Fitzgerald.
The Second company, Governors Horse
guard, will give sociable in their squad
room this evening.
The rehearsal of the Humphrey Street
Church Choral society will be on Thursday
evening, not Friday.
The st. Alysious T. A. B. society gave an
entertainment at their rooms last evening
to the members and lady friende. =,
The Blues, Company. D., will attend the
ball of the Peabody Guard, N. g. s. M in
the Springfield city ball this evening
The marriage of Sidney Baldwin and
Miss Anna Glsssner will occur at the
BRIDES home in this city this morning.
The steamer Continental has been char
tered for the excursion of the Horse Guard
to New York and Coney Island, July4.
Dwight P. Wilcox of the Meriden Britain
mia company fell Friday night down a
fight of stairs at his home, badly frsctur-
ing his ankle.
Theodore Tyrreli, who has been sick at
the home of his father in Seymour for the
past six weeks, will return to-day to his
work at F. M. Brown & Co.'s.
The regular monthly meeting of the
managers of the LADIES' Sesmen's Friend
society will be held to day in Center
church chapel at 8 o'clock p. m.
George L. Hart, brakeman on the
Philadelphia, Reading and New England
road, was instantly killed by the cars
while at work at West Winsted Saturday
morning.
Rev. Kittredge Wheeler, pastor of the
South Baptist church of Hartford, has &C
copied call to the Fourth Baptist church
of Chicago, Ill. His resignation takes
effect May 1.
The marriage of Miss Lena Ives of this
city, daughter of DR.. Robert s. Ives, to
Feree Brinton of Philadelphia, Yale, class
of 'S2, will take place in Trinity church,
Tuesday, April rs.
Rev. DR.. Kleeberg and Mrs. Kleebsrg
held q reception at the Elliott house yes
terday afternoon, and were visited by a
number of their friends. They returned
to New York on one of the evening trains.
E. D. Farnsworth, past grand sire, who
was we'll and favorably known to many
Odd Fellows in Waterbury, where he waf
frequent visitor during the ''seventies, II
died at his home in San Francisco, March
20.
Frank 81. Maurer, choir master of the
Church of the Ascension, will on Tuesday
April 10, marry Miss Elizabeth e. Glib
bons, daughter of Jacob Gibbons, of So
Orchard street. The wedding will take
place at s p. m. at the Church of the As
cension.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wallace of An
sonia who are home from Florida, bring
good news from Colonel and Mrs. William
B. Wooster, Mrs. Wooster's health being
rapidly improving. The journey was made
in tho hope of benehtting her health. which
had become considerably impaired.
The Easter sociable of the Arion society
will be held this Monday evening, and will
be strictly for members only. On April
the society will give a comical entertain
ment. A very amusing program has beer
provided for this occasion. The Philhar.
monic orchestra will render some of the
latest and best comical selections.
Sir Moses Montefore, No. 1881, Ameri
Foresters, the only Hebrew court in this
city, held very holly contested election
on Thursday evening, and elected DR.,
Jacob BACON court physician and Vol
Levy representative to the state grand
oommandry meeting, to be held in Dan.
bury. J. Meyer was appointed as LEWIS
alternate. +---
Saturdays warnness reminded all that
summer Is coming. The weather was I'M
usually warm. Heavy overcoats and heavy
wraps were discarded for the day and
evening, and the soda fountains and ice
cream trade had sudden and unexpected
revival OF buainess. The little remaining
snow on the old green visibly diminishe d,
and the dry goods and millinery stores
were througed with ladies in final pre-
paration for their Easter costumes, SO
many of which were seen yesterday adding
to the attractions of the promenades.
Murphy at Branford.
The meetings conducted by temperance
toilsr Thomas E. Murphy at Branford will
b. continued at the town hall this week.
The meetings arc crowded and great inter
sst II manifested.
You save money by trading at Silver
thau's, 700 Chapel st. Wedding gifts.