Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-28
LOCAL NE W 8.
Brief Mention.

Buy on Carmel street. II. u. baldWln.
The chamber of commerce will meet this
evening.
Save 81 in buying shoes at the Royal.
Style with comfort.
Rebecca Naomi lodge will have social
time tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Berry Peets are at Chi
cago visiting the worlds fair.
Concrete walks laid and repaired by
Conn. Concrete company, 40 Church ct.
Warden Chamberlain of the state prison
and Mr.. Best were in town yesterday for
few hours.
J. h. Waud Is to be given testimonial
concert by Dorscht lodge in Steinert hall
tomorrow evening.
The condition of Hiram Camp was not
as encouraging yesterday. Heis gradually
growing weaker daily.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the Bankers Loan and Investment COM
pany on the fourth page.
To-day is the graduation day at the state
normal school at New Britain, and Gov
ernor Morris will present over one hundred
diplomas.
Tho board of education has issued q call
for special district meeting to be held In
the boards room on Center stteet at 1890
next Monday.
Worlds fair tickets SO. 70 until furthe,
notice. Write or call for prospectus OF
tour, Morse, Schroeder & Stock, 9 and 10
Benedict building.
The funeral services of Judge Chamber.
lain take place this afternoon at Center
church, New Britain. A number from
this city will attend.
The Earnest Workers of the Epworth NJ.
z. church picnic at Woodmont tomorrow
and have chartered omnibuses for the trip.
A very pleasant time is expected.
Conductor Dlckerman of the Nsugstuok
road, formerly of this city, was yesterday
celebrating the twenty-ffty anniversary of
his service as railroad conductor.
A barge will leave the corner of Church
and Chapel streets tomorrow afternoon 81
half-psst to convey the guests of Mrs.
James q. Webb to the reception at he,
residence in Hamden.
The Indications are that the excursion te
be given on July by the Second com
pany, Governors Horse guard, will be on,
of the most successful ever given by THU
popular company. The sale of tickets has
been very large. 1t will be fine trip.
Under the auspices of Steinwehr post,
g. A. R., of this city, all the German vet
Grams of this state are cordially invited to
reunion to be held here Tuesday, July 4,
the last day of the state funniest. The old
soldiers will take part In the Turner's
parade, and the members of Steinwehr
post promise great time for the COM
rades.
General Hawley has returned to his cot
tage at Woodmont. On receipt of a dis
patch from the Hartford Courant Sunday
he left for Connecticut He had been down
to Washington to say last goodbye to
his much loved major, o. S. Sanford, who,
ss already reported, is at the Garfield hos.
pital past all hope of recovery. These are
especially sad days for the survivors Of
the Seventh Connecticut, to whom both
Chamberlain and Sanford were very dear.
General Hawley will be at Chamberlain
funeral to-day.
Rev. John G. Collins arrived home veg
terdsy from Pittsfeld,, Mass. He rode in
the cars from Pittsfeld to Springfield with
Mr.. Moody, the great evangelist, who was
just returning from the worlds fair, to
cenduct his woman's conference assembly
at Nerthfeld. Mr.. Moody's big meetings
at Chicago are brilliantly successful. He
returns in short time to resume charge
of them. The Chicago clergy are all aban-
doning their vacations this year In orde,
to continue special religious work during
the worlds fair, the field being most prom.
Using of great results. Mr.. Moody en-.
quired particularly as to the health of hil
old personal friend, Hon. Hiram Camp, OF
this city, who is one of tho prominent
benefactors of Mr.. Moody's school, and Ii
deeply interested in the success of Mr.
Moody's work.