Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-10
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

Look at Carmel street. R. E. Baldwin.
Hundreds of people visited East Rock
park yesterday.
The Sacred Heart church fair is in full
blast nightly at Music hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo B. Coe of Tsriffville
are visiting relatives in New Haven
q. G.. q. Ludington, wealthy NewYorker,
ia having $40, 900 residence built at Lyme
by Builder David Il. Clark os this city.
John Maekrille of this city, grand regent
of the Royal Arcanum in Connecticut, will
pay East Hartford council an official visit
this evening.
Among the new appointments to post
Offices are the following: Durham, Conn,
F. L. Wellman; Durham Center, a. Davis;
East Haddam, J. Bride, jr.; Wethersfeld,
q. w. Crane.
Father French of the Congregation of
Holy Cross at Notre Dame, Ind, Is visit
ing the city in quest of young men who
are desirous Of becoming teachers or lay
brothers in the congregation.
A solemn requiem mass for the repose
of the soul of Mrs. Condor, late of Union
City, sister of Patrolman a. J. Donnelly
of this city, will be celebrated at St.
Nary's church tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock.
The Bristol Press Publishing company
announces that there will be daily edi-
tien of the Press at an early date. 81. h.
Palmer, associate editor of the New Haven
Register, will take charge of the paper
April II.
Mrs. Moriarity of Wilton, who was seri-
ously shot several days ago by an unknown
man, is still alive with the bullet in her
head, the physicisns being unable to locate
it. There is, however, a good chance of
her recovery.
The members of the Arion Singing soci-
ETY. held most enjoyable humorous enter
tainment in their hall last evening. One
of its features was two concert choruses
of fifty voices. The Philharmonic orches-
ira furnished music.
A Thsmesville farmer was noticed
ploughing during the snowstorm Friday
afternoon. He did not propose to let such
a little thing as an April blizzard deter
him from getting ready for spring plant
ing.-Norwich Record.
Arthur W. johnson, for over five years
clerk mo. Sheldon's grocery store, New
Britain, has left his employer, and will
shortly move with his family to West
Haven, where he will engage in the whole
sale raising of poultry.
Preparations are being made by the cold
Guard" association of the Twelfth regi
ment, N. g. 8. N. T., for their first re-
union and dinner at the Hotel Savoy, Fifth
avenue and Fifty-ninth street, New York,
the latter part of this month.
John Parsons, General w. B. Franklin,
Charles Dudley Warner, Francis Cooley,
Daniel R. Howe and Judge Baldwin of
New Haven acted as honorary bearers at
the funeral of Mrs. Henry A. Perkins, a
most estimable Hartford lady, Saturday.
Harry E. Preston, son of Major z. v.
Preston of Hartford, died on April at
San Antonio, Tex. The deceased was en-
ployed as accountant in the state agency
Office of the Travellers Insurance company
for Texas. The remains will reach home
to-day.
Colonel L. L. Sawyer left on the 2:56
train this afternoon for West Jordan,
Utah. He will be absent several weeks
looking after the interests of the Connect
ieut Mining company's mill. He says it is
gold bullion this time or bust.-Meriden
Journal.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Marion Phelps to DR.. Frenz Won Rotten
burg of Berlin. Miss Phelps is the daugh-
ter of Hon. William Walter Phelps of New
Jersey, ex-minister to Germany. Many
friends of Miss Phelps in this city will be
interested in the announcement.
Attorney 81. g. Newton of this city,
while in Middletown Friday, slipped and
fell on the slippery sidewalk in front of
the Farmers and Mechanics Savings bank,
sustaining severe strains in the limbs. DR..
Sage was called, and he said no bones were
broken. Mr.. Newton returned home, and
IL now nearly recovered.
Saturday an attachment was placed upon
the property belonging to David R. Ding
wall, the landscape gardener residing at
344 Peck street, in Fair Haven, In suit
which has been brought against him by
his wife for divorce and alimony. The
property was attached for 81, 900, and the
case Is returnable to the superior court the
first Tuesday In May.