Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-06
LOCAL NE WIS.
Brief M entiOn.


A farm wanted-R E. Baldwin.
High water to-day at S:07 p. m.
The 21st school year of the Yale Business
College begins Monday, September 4.
Typewriter supplies at $40 Chapel street
Joseph E. Platt, general dealer for Conn.
A large number of the city battalion
went with the regimental team to Hart ford
yesterday.
the opening concert and ball of the New
Haven Turner's will be held on next Mon
day evening.
The appointment of night school teach
ers will be announced at the board of edu-
cation meeting tonight.
Call at $40 Chapel street and see new
Remington Standard typewriter. Joseph
E. Plat, general dealer.
Best place to find good, reliable help,
Employment agency, IT'S Chapel street,
where you can find anything needed
Worlds fair tickets, best routes, $500
and $2e.4O. Morse, Schroeder & Stock,
Room 10, 80 Church street Open even
ings. So
Z "Dsal Gently With The Erring," words
by Mrs. Julia A. Carney, music by Charles
Baker, is just published by Whelmieh,
New York.
Mrs. Ellen Eldridge, eyed seventy, widow
of the late Rev. DR.. Azsriah Eldridge, died
in Norfolk yesterday. Deceased was sis
ter of Hon. Robbins Battell.
John Poland and Hugh F. Reilly, two
young men of Bridgeport, who have lately
been at Holy Cross college, Fordham, will
enter Yale medical school at the present
session.
Among those in the Connecticut party
of which Governor Morris is the head who
will start for Chicago Saturday are General
and Mrs. L. G. White and family all of
Waterbury.
Guard, hold their regular drill this even
Ing. These drills are to be continued
every Tuesday and Friday evening until
the trip to Trenton.
On the fine Starin steamer W. G. Eyer
ton yesterday, viewing the Vigtlsnt-val-
kyris race, or attempt at racing, were Will
liam Wilkinson and family and q. j. Rob-
erts. wife and daughter of Birmingham.
The Hon. E. @. Lewis etarted yesterday
for his second trip to the fair. Mr.. Cape
Capewell Horsensil company, Il. Il. Peck
and R. W. Hill went with Mr.. Lewis. They
took the Central's flyer.
The opening concert of the Arion Singing
society will be held next Sunday. Mr.. B.
Brethold, solo tenor of the Tsvara Opera
company, New York has been engaged for
this occasion. The Philharmonic o1ches-
ira of twenty five pieces will render some
of the latest and best musical selections.
Captain Sidney E Clark of Company K,
Second United States infantry at Fort
Omaha, Nsb., an ex-member of the New
Haven Grsys. is in Milford visiting his
daughter, Miss Annie Clark, who has been
stopping in that town the past year. To-
Chicago Captain CLARK goes to Pittsburg,
Penn, where he has been assigned for duty
as recruiting officer.
Fourteen past commanders of Admiral
Foote post, g. A. r who are an advisory
council for the post, met last night and
discussed matters of interest to the inter-
nal affairs of the post. Mr.. Tisdals was
chosen chairman, and Fred 81. Waldron
secretary. The past commanders present
were ex-Mayor H. J. Peck, Alderman Will
liam E. Morgan, E. E. Tisdale, F. q. Wal
dron, James N. Coe (who came from Moro
ton to attend, Leonard E. Peck, R. rms
sell, A. D. Sanborn, Captain NJ. A. But
ricks, Captain G. J. Buckbee, Lieutenant
W. F. Gray, D. R. Adams, Edward Coo,
William F. Smith.
Theodore L. Bristol, Yale '93, member
Of the VOLTS Head college society, and
Miss Florence Espe, youngest daughter of
Charles Espe, were married at Christ
church yesterday noon, in Ansonis, by
Bev. O. e. Woodcook. It was very bril-
liam society event. There were ten brides
maid. The best man was Francis o. Dor
sey, Yale 'ss, of Indianapolis, Ind, and
the ushers were Morgan e. Craft, Stevens
Institute, Brooklyn, N. r; George CLARK
Bryant, Yale '95, Ansonia; Benjamin
Hodge, Yale .'9S, St. Paul, MIMI, and
Henry q. Beardsley, Yale '93, New York,
all college friends Of the groom. 80;