Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-22
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief M entIOn.
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High water to- day at 9:15 a. m.
Money wanted on mortgags.-R. E. Bald
win.
The Sacred Heart Catholic club gave an
ard avenue last evening.
Hundreds of people, among them many
ladies, inspected steamer 2's new engine
house yesterday afternoon.
The stock and fixtures of the Westmore-
land hotel, which were advertised in our
columns, have all been sold at private
sale.
A score of Hartford doctors, with mem
bers of the press, attended reception
given by Tocci, the two-headed boy, at
Wonderland theater In Hartford yester-
pay.
Persons wishing to lecture on the worlds
fair should secure the original Rogers, pho
tographer, and his stereopticon, worlds
fair views, ETC., complete outfit. See ad-
vertissmsnt.
Miss Anna Warren Story will open a
class in the Delssrte system at the New
Haven house on Thursday of this week.
She will meet pupils there between II m.
and p. m.
The ladies of the First Methodist church
will give supper and socisble in the
church parlors this evening. The supper
will be from to o'clock and the sccisble
from O'Clock throughout the evening.
Rev. E. S. Hume, with his wife and three
children, sailed from New York yesterday
morning by thu steamship Havel of the
North German Lloyds. They expect to
reach Bombay by the end of December.
The foundation walls of the new paro-
chial school of the Sacred Heart church on
the corner of Cedar street and Columbus
avenue are laid, and construction on the
building is to be pushed forward rapidly.
N. D. Folsom, the Church street gun
smith, is very i'll from the effects of
asthma, with which he has been troubled
for a long time. When he is able to stand
the journey he will go south for the win
ter.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Adele, daughter of Mr.. 81. W. Thomas of
this city, to Philip W. Merwin of Bridge
port. The ceremony will occur December
81. Merwin ia time clerk at Eaton, Cole &
Burnham's.
There was a crowd of ladies all day at
Miss Ella Camps store on Orange street
buying art embroidery fabric remnants.
No such bargains in fancy work materials
were ever offered in this city. See ad in
another column.
Hon. Henry O. Robinson's team of horses
ran away in Hartford yesterday. Miss
Robinson and her brother were In the car
rage. They jumped out and were thrown
down, but not injured. The coschman
finally brought the horses to standstill.
E. Schoenberger & Son have finished up
the free distribution of meat to the poor,
which has been in progress at their market
on Congress avenue for the past fortnight.
In all they gave away 2, 40 pounds. A
great amount of good was done without
doubt.
During this late period of economy in
city affairs, or lack of funds, 80 far as
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State streets in front of the George b.
Ford company jewelry store have been
cleaned daily at the expense of the Ford
company. The public have marveled at
this exception to the rule as to street
cleaning, but the mystery is solved, as 1t
was done at private expense.
The adjourned meeting of the Pequot
association was held last night in the par
lors of the New Haven house. The follow
ing officers were elected: President, 8. J.
Fox; vice president, L. Wheeler Beecher;
secretary, W. a. Hale: treasurer, d. N.
Kocnersperger; board of governors, for
one year, J. E. Todd, F. N. Kinney, D. W.
Bailey; for two years, N. R. Durham, A.
Il. Jackson, W. NJ CLARK; for three years,
W. A. Harris, W. P. futile, F. d. Benton.
The tenth anniversary of the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Champion was cele-
brated last evening at their new residence,
200 Ellsworth avenue. The house was sle-
gantly decorated with potted plants and
out flowers. His new barn was also dec
GRATED In the same handsome manner, and
the dancing was held there. The presents
that were received by the couple were very
costly and elegant, and filed the tables in
one of the rooms. The house was filed
with guests all the evening, there being
over $50 who called to pay their respects.
Will be Turned Over To-day.
The internal revenue Office will to-day be
turned over to Collector John @. Byxbee
by Captain John I. Hutchinson, the pres