Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-05-04
LOCAL NE Tvs.
Brief Mention.

bTleI Ment1Ons
Buy lot&S100-R. E. Baldwin.
Esgle-Altair bicycles lead in perfect pro-
portions and workmanship.
Turfng and grading by the Connecticut
Concrete company, 40 Church street.
The new Fair street. school opens for
business next Monday. It will eest $50
pupils.
The Y. W. G. A. entertainment last
evening was highly enjoyed by good sized
audience.
The state field day Of the T. A. B. So
cieties of Connecticut will take place in
New Haven, May 80.
Paymaster R. V. Beach was elected treas
urer of the Second Regiment Officers as
ISOLATION last evening.
The Central T. A. B. unions general
committee may to night change the date
for the ''feld day" in this city.
Mr.. Henry G. Rowe will Immediately o.
cupy the Governor Bigelow house, 400
Orange street, which he recently pur-
chased.
Rev. Thomas Samson, formerly pastor of
Calvary Baptist church, will preach before
his former congregation on Sunday,
May 20.
children live at 480 Oak street, was com
mitted to the Middletown insane asylum
yesterday. :
Henry Thomas, the old veteran plccolo
player of New Haven, was in Essex Tues
day evening and played at the May Flower
sociable at the Public hall.
Mrs. Hopkin, wife of John Hopkins OF
Edwards street, and her daughter sail fo1
Europe next week on the Servls, for visit
of several months in England.
Captain Ives of the Yale crew has just
received the first of the two eight cared
shells for the use of the navy in this years
final practice and Yale Harvard race.
Professor F. K. Sanders of Yale uni
versity delivered the last lecture of his
present course upon biblical study at the
Y. M. O. A. hall, New Britain, Tuesday
night.
Mr.. ]. A. Duncan, who has been serious
ly i'll with pneumonia, was slightly better
yesterday, and although very weak DR..
Stetson thinks his patient will pull through
all right.
One hundred and twenty-five employees
of the Yost Typewriting Machine company
of Bridgeport went on strike last evening
on account of a reduction of IS per cent.
in their wages.
Since their last meeting the boss bakers
have received a communication from the
unions, promising that quarters other than
now provided, and which will not be in a
saloon, will soon be established.
Miss Mary L Osborn, having just COM
pleted her course in shorthand, typewrit-
ing and bookkeeping at Gaffey's school,
has been placed in a responsible position
In the Office of q. Wales Lines & Co.,
Meriden.
Town Clerk Glynn Of Winsted was called
to Litohfeld by telephone yesterday to act
as stenoRrapher in the superior court being
held in that place, Leonard W. Cogswell
of New Haven, the Official stenographer,
being Ill at his home.
Miss Nera Squires will succeed Miss A..
g. Goodsell as alto at Grace church for
the ensuing year. The committee received
with much regret the resignation of Miss
Goodsell, who has satisfactorily filed the
position for three years.
Fine stereopticon views of places, tenn
pies, palaces and people in Asia will be
given by Mayor J. B. Sargent at Warner
hall this Thursday at 8 p. m. Tickets
fifty cents. The entire receipts to go to
the Chrysanthem um club free hospital
bed.
The Consolidated road bought yesterday
tracts of land In Darien, one of Samuel
Ferris. 1900 feet in length, and from
Charles Raymond and w. q. Bates, 1900
each. The land is bought in order that
the tracks may be Strengthened between
South Norwalk and Darien.