Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-20
LOCAL NE VS..
Brief M entiOn.

LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.
vapopathy is cure for pain.
High water to- day ct 1888 a. m.
Money wanted on mortgsgs.-R. E. Bald
win.
Delicious hot chocolate, with whipped
cream, at Hauff Brothers.
At Epworth N. e. church the ladies hold
bazaar November 20, % and "a.
"What is it," The Kalamazoo method
of duplicate whist" Go to Malley. Nicely
& Co.
Daniel Fitzpatrick, assistant postmaster
at Waterbury, spent yesterday with friends
in this city.
Ex-Councilman Guernsey, the Church
street stove dealer, who has been very sick
with typhoid fever, is now slowly improv-
ing.
Rev. Mr.. Luckey preached at the Ep-
worth NJ. E. church yesterday forenoon in
exchange with Rev. Mr.. Cooper. Mr..
Luckey's remarks were upon Christ as the
guide.
The picture of Robert Burns presented
to Clan Mcleod by its lady friends will be
on view in the window of the Yale art
store, $40 Chapel street, during the pres
emit week.
Several Connecticut republican leaders
have been invited to the forthcoming ban
quet of Governor Mckinley to be given by
~ o1v1 0f f1ov
evening next.
Hartford heads the list of visitors at the
worlds fair, 3,641. New Haven visitors
footed up 3,616, percentage 40; Bridge
port, 1908, percentage 8 80; Waterbury,
1,042, percentage 3.13.
4 factory remnant sale of art embroidery
fabrics will begin at the art rooms of Miss
Ella Camp, 146 Orange street, on Wednes-
day morning at Q o'clock. See ADVERTISE
ment In another column.
George Van Horn post, GAR, OF Mil
ford, will be inspected to morrow evening.
The department. officers will be present.
The Womsn's Relief corps will furnish
fine collation. for the occasion.
A subscription dinner was given by the
Quinnipiac club Saturday evening. About
fifty members attended, and the affair was
q delightful occasion in every way. 1t will
probably be followed by others.
The quarterly meeting of the Woman's
Baptist Foreign Missionary conference of
southwestern Connecticut will be held in
the Baptist church of Stamford Tuesday,
November 81, at 1890 8. m. and 1:3G p. M,
with an address by Mrs. NJ. Jameson of
Burma.
At the dedication of Scattergood in Shell
ton November 90 addresses are expected
from Major George F. Hilton, an evangel-
ist of Washington, D. G., w. r. Hilton of
Hartford, Miss Remington of Welcome
hall, this city, O. B. Foote, president of
the State Sunday School association, and
others.
The winsted Herald says: "Our towns
man Stephen Hurd has four married chill
dren-they are Mrs. W. NJ. johnson of this
place, Mrs. F. J. Curtis of New Haven, r.
B. Hurd of this town and Hopson b. Hurd
of Hsmden-and each was the recipient of
q quarter of beef yesterday from their
father"
Mrs. Martha J. Northrop of Washington
avenue, West Haven, who has been q great
sufferer with muscular rheumatism for
some time, was reported last evening as
being much more comfortable, and hopes
were now entertained of her ultimate re-
covery, which will be good news to her
many friends.
The hundreds of friends and admirers
of Rev. q. NJ. Gallsher, D. D., the noted
Baptist preacher and eloquent platform
orator, will be pleased to hear that that
gentleman will deliver a lecture in the
Church of the Messiah at an early date.
DR.. Gallaher is now pastor of q large and
dourishing church in Brooklyn.
Deacon Samuel D. Ltnsley and wife of
IA Vernon street most pleasantly observed
the twenty-ffth anniversary of their we'd
ding with reception to their friends Sat-
urday evening. Rev. DR.. Phelps, who |
united the couple in marriage, was present
in behalf of the guests, most of whom were
from the First Baptist church.
The funeral of the late DR.. Alfred North
of Waterbury will take place Tuesday at
the First Congregational church in that
city. The honorary pallbearers will be F.
B. Rice, Edward T. Root, George 81. Bough-
ton, E. L. Frisbie, ST., DR.. E. W. McDon-
aid, e. g. Lewis, Frederick Wilcox and L.
I. Munson. The active bearers will be
Drs. Rodmsn, Barber, Castle, Griggs,
Frost and Benedict. The Rev. DR.. Ander-
son viii ofiiciate.
Charles N. Preston, electrotyper at E. B.
Sheldon & Co.'s, who fell down the ele-
vator we'll at the factory Saturday, was
resting little more comfortably yester-
day, with a fair prospect of recovering.
He fell three stories, striking on the ele- |
vator as 1t was ascending, meeting 1t at the |
first story. He had a marvellous escape
from death. DR.. Wheeler is attending |
him. Mr.. Preston ia q we'll known local
preacher and an active member of the Ed
worth n. e. church. He resides on Law
ssncs street, near Nash street. |