Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-13
LOCAL NE " 5.
Brief Mention. Vapopathy Is cure for pain.

High water to-day ct 1:52 8. m.
 Money wanted on mortgsge.-R. E. Bald win.
 Shaun pishuh council will hold asociable in Golden Rule hall this evening.
 Bridgeport temperance people are ar ranging to secure Murphy for g campaign in that city.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Peck of Orange street have left on trip through the south and west.
 The friends of Mrs. Charles Wilson of Humphrey street gave her surprise party last Friday evening.
 Pensions for Connecticut veterans have just been granted to Lewis Hine of Mil ford and Edwin Main of Norwich.
 Attorney Morgan J. FIaherty, who has been seriously i'll with gastritis, has recov- cred and was able to be out 8 short time yesterday.
 The Knights of St. Patrick will give their annual ball in February. William Medley has been appointed chairman of the ball committee.
 MT. John T. Sloan has purchased the business of the late H. P. Hoadley from the administrator of the estate, James Kingsley Blake. ~
 The ladies connected with the Keeley league give supper and entertainment at their rooms in the Collins block next Wednesday evening.
 There Is talk of devising some attraction like a toboggsn slide at Fort Hale park, which will make Morris Cove a place of popular resort in the winters.
 The chsirmen of the republican ward committee has issued call for the holding of primaries in the several wards in the town sometime before November 22.
 The savings banks are paying depositors who ask for their money without requiring notice. The notice Is posted up yet, but there is more money by far deposited than there Is drawn out.
 In the several wards of the city next Fri day the registrars and deputy registrars will meet and revise the ward lists of vot- ers, and add any and all names which may have been omitted.
 In Southington Rev. Father Hunt wishes to have the remains of Rev. MT. Creighton removed from the old to the new cemetery there, but objection is varied by relatives of the deceased priest.
 The socialists of this city held a me- morial meeting Saturday evening in Au- rora hall on Union street. The Chicago martyrs were eulogized and capital de- nounced by the speakers.
 Charter Oak lodge, No. 1s8, N. E. o. F., are making great preparations for their entertainment in the hall, No. 400 State street, and the occasion of the third visit of the series, next Wednesday evening.
 A meeting of the John Hally association of the Sixth ward will be held at Franklin hall Thursday evening, at which time the committee appointed to submit the name of e candidate for alderman will make its report.
 Chauncey P. Ripley, a we'll known New York attorney, was found dead in the Hof man house, New York, yesterday. He was born in South Coventry, Conn. His fam lily Is descended from the first settlers of the state.
 The handsome new vsne donated to Ep- worth M. E. church by MT. John Adt, the manufacturer, has just been put in place on the top of Epworth church tower. It is of artistic design and weighs one hun dred pounds.
 In Bridgeport it is expected that Rev. Mr. McNeille will be recalled to his old pastorate there. His congregation is very anxious for him to return. Mir. McNeille was years ago pastor of the Humphrey street church here.
 Miss Bessie Bodwell, who has been in Grace hospital for number of months, will be discharged in about 8 month. It was expected that her foot would have to be amputated, but by skillful management 1t finally healed.
 Sisk Brothers of Grand avenue are to erect fine building at the corner of Grand avenue and Hamilton street. The site and building thereon have just been bought by the firm through Beecher's Exchange. The lot has frontage of ffty-seven feet.
 The new typographical map of Conneoti- out prepared by the U. s. geological sur vey, in cooperation with the state, is now ready for sale, single sheets including pos tage 15 cents; the bound atlas four dollars exclusive of expense charges. Address State Librarian, Hartford.
 The fixtures of the Prokasky restaurant have been sold by the trustee, Louis Stein ert, to q New York purchaser named Kuhn for about $S00-about one-third of their cost. It is understood that the building will be remodelled and arranged for stores, although several parties desirious of leas- ing the place applied to the agent. 0. H. Webb.
 
 Oouncilmen to Meet Tonight.