Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-25
LOCAL NE VS..
Brief Mention.
,.dsy at Champion's

Azaleas to day at Champions.
New derbies. Lyons, opp. the green.
SOC. neckwear. Lyons, opp. the green.
Look at Carmel street. R. E. Bald win.
E. S. Palmer's house at Stony Greek was
badly damaged by fire yesterday.
Spring opening at B. Rogowskis Tues
day and Wednesday, March % and 20.
Bishop Williams confirmed a class of
twenty at Trinity church last evening.
DR.. Linquist, formerly of this city, but
now of New York, was in town yesterday.
Captain Charles Hodge, an experienced
shpmaster of Midiletown. died yesterday.
Rev. Kittredge Wheeler of Hartford is
called by the Fourth Baptist church OF Chi
cago.
Ex-Judge Blydenburgh has been quite Ill
for fortnight aud is threatened with ty-
phoid fever.
The Kickers' bowling club of Meriden
and their New Haven opponents play to-
night in Meriden.
A slight FIRE was caused by the explosion
of lamp at the store Of q. Brown on
Grand avenue last evening
Officer Tiahe continues to improve, aud
DR.. McCsbe says that If no serious relapse
sets in he will soon recover.
The condition of Superintendent E lott
of the L. Candee Rubber company remain
ed about the same yesterday.
The third anniversary of the wedding of
Il. A. Walker, proprietor of the Arlington
hotel on Meadow street, was celebrated last
evening with a reception.
George W. Wadiey Of Rics's ''1492" COM
pany is In town in advance of the company,
which gives return engagement at the
Hyperion on Saturday next.
Charles G. Langdon, who died at his
home on Fifth avenue, New York, Thurs
day, in the seventy fifth year of his age,
was native of Guilford, this state.
Mrs. John Ashdown, aged sixty, died
very suddenly yesterday morning at her
home, al Dlxwell avenue, from the effects
of heart disease. She leaves husband
and three daughters.
The Central Temperance union meet in
room IS, Masonic building, tomorrow
evening at o'clock. 1t will be an impor-
tant meeting and reports from the various
committees will be heard.
Rev. DR.. Simmons has arranged for the
reception and entertainment of 500 minis
tiers in Danbury during the session of the
New York East conference which opens a
week from next Tuesday
Professor Verrill delivered the last lect-
ure of the Mechanics course, on Bacillus
and Other Formations which Produce Dis
ease" to large and highly interested aud
isnee at Sheffield hall last evening.
Rev. Dr. T. P. Frost of the Summer6eld
M. E. church, Brooklyn, has been invited
to Baltimore, but the bishop has appointed
another pastor to that place and 1t is con.
sidered probable that DR.. Frost will be
sent to the First church in this city.
Hats-hats-the latest and finest and in
greatest variety-all the fashionable head
gear for the lords of creation, great and
small, now displayed at Burgess & Bur
CESS Including the world noted Knox hats
The ladies buy those lovely spring fur
shoulder capes so useful for wraps at any
season.
Mrs. Agnes Booth and the rest of the
members of the Arts and Letters com
pany. which appears at the Hyperion to-
day, were registered at the New Haven
house last evening, In order to enable
Mrs. Booth to appear at both the matinee
and evening performances "The Decision
of the Court" will be presented at the mat
inee instead of s'Another Woman"