Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-15
LOCAL NE w $.
Brief Mention.

Buy 8 good hOuS6-h. E. bAluW10.
 Rev. Mr. Bushnell has returned from his stay in Colebrook.
 The 21st school year of the Yale Business College begins Monday, September 4.
 Beautiful new winter styles for the ladies at Royal Shoe store. Save $1.
 William Boardman, Yale '93, has &C., cepted position as teacher in 6 private school at Bridgeport.
 Worlds Fair excursion tickets at all prices. Morse, Schroeder & Stock. Room 9, Benedict building.
 BunDell's drum corp. will go to Middle town on October with the Quinnipiac Hose company to attend fremen's par ade.
 Rev. MT. Luckey, pastor of the Humph- rey street M. E. church, leaves with his wife on Monday for a trip to the worlds fair.
 Horacs Johnson's big storm and tidal wave failed to appear. The time was up Wednesday. Horace will probably try again.
 W. o. Staples will address a union
 
 of Liberty, in Birmingham next Monday evening.
 John E. Fitzgerald of 4S7 East street, employed at the Peck shop, was last even ing nominated for member of the board of education by about fifty of his friends at Carpenters hall.
 A son was born yesterday morning to Mrs. John Haley of Ansonia, whose hus- band Is at present in the New Haven hospital, recovering from the effects of his accident, Tuesday, in the Farrel foun- dry.
 Cornelius Turk is seriously i'll at his home in Seymour. Dr. Russell of this city was called in consultation with Dr. Davis, yesterday, and an operation was decided to be necessary and was per- formed.
 Captain Frank M. Lovejoy, manager of the branch Keeley institute at South Nor walk, was in town yesterday and removed his family from their cottage at Savin Rock to his residence here on Dlckerman street. There are nine patients now at the Norwslk branch.
 Joel A. Sperry of Sperry & Barnes does not favor the draining of Beaver Ponds. He thinks the proper remedy for the nuisance would be the conversion of the low grounds into lake and the improve ments of the adjoining grounds with @ view to making the epot ultimately pub lio park.
 Thomas W. Perry, dockmaster of the Empire and New England Transportation company, who was injured few days ago by being thrown out of his carriage, ow- ing to an accident while driving to his cot yesterday and Is now fast recovering.
 A surprise party was given Miss Addie Shaw at her home, A Orchard street, last evening. The committee having the mat ter in charge were Miss Carrie Gruener and Miss Lizzie Willard. A large number of the friends of the young lady were present and enjoyed themselves until late hour. During the evening some fine music was rendered.
 PERSONAL JOTTINGs. Many More New Haveners or to the Great Fair-Other Notes of Inter- est.
 Coroner Mix and wife and Dwight Blakeslee and wife left yesterday for a visit to the worlds fair.
 B. F. Guyer, one of the leading members of the Red Men, is home from his annual vacation tour. which included this season a stay at Atlantic City and visit to Bslti- more, Washington, Philadelphia and Cape May. In Baltimore he was entertained by ner He gained ten pounds during his summer outing.
 Professor s. E. Barney of the Sheffield scientific school is home from very pleas ant vacation stay at Grove Beach.
 J. Wesley Bothem, representing the Thistle Manufacturing company of Sixth avenue, New York, was in town yesterday visiting his cousin, F. A. Lucke of Gold street, and other friends.
 J. H. Bronson has been visiting New Milford friends.
 Samuel R. Bishop, draughtaman at L. W. Robinson's, is spending his vacation at the worlds fair.
 Gilbert A. W. Ford of this city and Jo- seph L. Stearn of the Iron Age, who were both compositors on the Palladium thirty one years ago, met this week for the first time in twenty-five years.
 Ex-Judge Lynde Harrison and his son, Paul Harrison, have gone to Chicago, where they will spend two weeks ct the worlds fair Judge Harrison is expected to return September 28.
 Fire Commissioner Jacinto Cssseriego and family started yesterday for two weeks' trip to the worlds fair. They will be met there by Selectman John T. Pohl- man, who leaves in 8 few days for an eA- tended tour throughout the west and south. Seymour Stine of this city Is visiting his 1 old home in New Milford. Harry B. Brown, secretary of the Mo. Lagon Foundry company, left town this I week for fortnight's trip to the fair at | Chicago. He goes via. Niagara Falls and l will return probably via Washington. He 1 ts accompanied by his brother -in-law, Dan iel P. Burdick of Providence, R. |.
 Druggist Hodgson of Whalley avenue is at the worlds fair and will return next week.
 Mrs. Charles A. Merwin of 21 County street is visiting Mrs. Wallace Pease in Niddlstown for few dsys.