Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-23
LOCAL NE Tvs.
Brief Mention.
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Money to loan. R. E. Baldwin.
Easter hats. Lyons, opp. the green.
Jacque roses to- day at "a Church street.
Easter neckwear. Lyons opp. the green.
Harper's for April is for sale by T. 81.
Pease & Son.
The prettiest girl you ever saw wears the
new Royal shoe.
Mrs. Charles a. Knapp of Ridge6eld is
visiting her son, E. L. Phelan, in this
city.
The Cherry Diamond Social club held its
fifth annual soiree at Pythian srmofy last
evening
No tidings have yet been received Of R.
Ensign Able, the missing prominent to-
bacco grower of Thompsonville.
The funeral of Miss Emily Plstt of Mil
ford was held Tuesday from her fathers
residence on New Haven turnpike.
Master Arthur Clark of Milford, young
eat son of Everitt B. Clark, who has been
so seriously Ill, is nearly we'll again.
Lieutenant Totten of this city has COM
pleted the purchase of A. A. French's for
mer residence on Pond street, Milford.
LieutenantW. a. G. Bowen was notified
officially yesterday that he had been pro-
NOTED to csptaincy in the United States
army.
Momauguin lodge, A. o. wv, initiated
four more new members last night. There
was good attendance despite the stormy
weather.
The bowling match between the New
Haven athletic team and the Kickers OF
Meriden, booked for Thursdsy evening, il
postponed until Saturday.
Frank Wslsh of this city, champion clog
dancer of the state, is TO take part in an
entertainment to be given in Meriden town
hall Easter Monday night.
Miss Abbie Page of the Southern New
England Telephone company's Office in this
city, is spending week with J. D. Nash
and other relatives in Ridge6eld.
Eureka chapter No. 2, Order of the East
ern Star, held it's first reception last even
ing at Schadee & Pohlman's hall in honor
of st. Paul commsndery No. .. Knights
Templar.
Miss Lottie Clark of Milford has besn
seriously i'll at her home with q severe at
tack of quinzy. She will return to her
school at Wilbraham, Mass, as soon as her
health will permit.
Theodore Brothwell, a we'll known Dan
bury hat manufacturer, was stricken with
third attack of paralysis Tuesday evening
while in Davld's drug store in that place
talking to some friends.
Mrs. Joseph Tammany of Norwslk is
spending week with her daughter, Mrs.
John Hanlon, in this city, and from here
will 60 to Waterbury and visit her daugh-
ter Maggie, who is attending school in that
city.
A meeting of the New Haven Building
Loan association will be held this evening
at their room mo. A. in the Cour1sR build.
ing. A new series of ahares are now open
and can be subscribed for. The public are
invited.
s. B. Loveridge, son of Prof. Loveridge
of the Yale business college, New Haven,
is in town spending few days. He is the
only man known to have written the Lords
prayer five times within the circle of gold
dollar.-New Britain Herald.
John 8. Seymour, nominated yesterday
to be commissioner of patents. is a lawyer
by profession, Yale law school graduate,
about forty-fve years of age, and q resident
of Norwalk, Conn. Two years ago he was
elected state senator, which was his first
public service.
Anew department has been established
by the Consolidated railroad. It is called
the scar department" W. q. Fry, for
merly of the Pullman car works of Pull
man, ILL.,, has been appointed superintend.
emit and has just entered upon his new
duties. He will oversee all the work done
In the compsny's shops, which are situated
in New York city, New Haven, Providence
and Valley Falls, r. l., making his head
quarters in New Haven.
e. E. Bowers, nominated by the presi-
dent yesterday to be assistant commission.
or of the general land Office, is q lawyer of
Washington, q college graduate and man
of broad culture. He Is native of this
state and son of Hon G. B. Bowers Of
this city. Some years ago he went to
South Dakota and began the practice Of
law, but about two or three years ago he
transferred his practice to Washington,
where he has been acting in the capacity
of counsel for the National Forestry aseo-
citation, of which he Is an active member.
His appointment il supposed to have been
Influenced by desire on the part of the
president to give greater prominence in
the land Office to the important subject Of
forestry than It has heretofore received.
The Grays VIII Not Go to NorfsIk.
Al meeting Of the Grays held last even
ing II WAS decided to abandon the proposed
trip to Norfolk on account of the change
IN the date of the naval exhibition In
Hampton Roads. They also decided not
to take any spring trip this year.
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