Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-12
LOCAL NE VI s.
Brief Mention.


 Buy lot-$1OO-R. E. Baldwin.
 Tho condition of Hiram camp remained without change yesterday.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Hawkes. have rs- turned from three weeks trip to. Chicago.
 The Connecticut Jewish Times will be issued about the last of July. The editor is Sol A. Rosenburg. The local agent is August Well of 20 Osborn street.
 The late Lewis R. Elliott of GaDford was president of the Guilford Savings bank for years, man highly esteemed by all classes. His age was seventy-six.
 Mrs. Houghton, wife of Rev. Dr. M. H. Houghton, who was formerly the pastor Of the Church of the Messiah here, is spend ing short time with D. Folsom's family.
 Mrs. George o. Bradley, wife of Signal Officer Bradley, who has been seriously i'll with rheumatism is much improved, and it is expected she will soon be able to be around.
 o. E. Reiss and F. Dorsey, of Wheel ing, Va, both of whom have many friends in this city, are in the city for several days on business trip. They are stopping at the Fremont hotel.
 The late Dr. William Woodruff of Thomaston was one of the best known and most esteemed cid physicians of the state. His only surviving son is w. T. Woodruff, manager of the Seth Thomas Clock company.
 Frank Struthers of Sizer & Co.,, left early this morning for Boston on trip combining business and pleasure. He will be away about three weeks, during which time he will visit his parents in Cam bridge.
 Mrs. Peterson, wife of Dr. George F. Peterson, upon whom an operation was performed for appendicitis was resting very comfortably all day yesterday, and the prospects for her recovery are, as her many friends will be rejoioed to learn, very encouraging.
 Dr. Arthur O. Baribsult and wife leave for Chicago to-day, to return via Montreal where the doctor is delegated by the loca St. Jean Baptist society to the grand cele bration and national convention, to b. held in that city, June "A, 2s, 27 and 2S They will be gone one month.
 Ewing Russell, the engineer at the fyinl horses in Wallingford was assaulted b, three men last Saturday evening and in jured very severely about the head. 4 warrant has been issued for the arrest ot the men. Their names were Mannigan Cox and Tracy. Russell was taken to his home and Dr. Wilson was called and dressed his wounds.
 Graduating exercises at St. Msrgaret's, Waterbury, began Saturday evening. The members of the graduating class are: The Misses Harriet O. Russell, New Britain; Katharine R. Wainewright, New York city; Natalie Wilson, Bridgeport; Dorothea Sic bert, Waterbury; Edna Thomas, Thomas. ton; Jessie Thomas, Thomaston; Lila Alex. ander, Omaha, Neb.; Bertha Bradley, New Haven; Elizabeth Nissan, Bridgeport, and Lila Earle, New Haven.
 A fine exhibit at the worlds fair is by the Apollinairs Company, which occupies the corner of the section facing the cente, of the building. By clever arrangement of mirrors the impression is created that the space is almost unlimited, and very pretty effect is produced. Enough samples of the company's product on exhibition to show that it is distributed under separate labels from about all the countries on the globe, even including Malay.