Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-13
LOCAL NE " $.
Brief Mention.

Buy good house-R. E. Baldwin.
 The 21st school year of the Yale Business College begins Monday, September 4.
 Typewriter supplies at e1O Chapel street. Joseph E Platt general dealer for Conn. Fine peaches 75c basket, 4 quarts for 25c this morning of D. M. Welch & Son. Csll early.
 The Congregational church in North Woodstock was burned to the ground yes terday; loss $6,0o0.
 Call at BIO Chapel St. and see new Rem ington Standard Typewriter. Joseph E. Platt general dealer.
 Worlds Fair excursion tickets at all prices Morse, Schroeder & Stock. Room 9, Benedict building.
 William Paterson, 25 Hill street, says the Royal shoe Is the most seryiceable shoe made. He's tried them all.
 John B. McKiernan of Shsnley & Mo- Kiernan has just returned from two weeks' visit to the worlds fair.
 Frank Dole has entered thirteen dogs from his Edgewood kennel at the Rhode leland State fair, which takes placs next week.
 Rey. Michael Driscoll, son of Police Ser geant Driscoll, has re4urned to the theolog ical seminary at St. Bonaventure at Alleg. heny, Penna.
 Grand fall opening Thursday evening, September IA Ten thousand souvenirs to be given away. J. Johnson 6 Son, No. 85 Church street.
 Watertown's twenty seventh annual fai1 opened very successfully yesterday. Yes, terday was devoted to the show of cattle, sheep, swine and trained steers.
 Everybody invited to J. Johnson & Sons grand fall opening Thursday evening, Sep, tembsr IA. The street and number is q Church street.
 Miss Bertha Jackson and Miss Mabel Stiles of West Haven are at the worlds fair. After visit of two weeks they will return by the way of Niagara Falls.
 Don't Stay Away! Ten thousand souv enirs and ten thousand greetings Thurs day evening, September IA, at J. Johnson & Sons grand fall opening.
 G. Foster Sanford, the Yale quarter milo runner, started yesterday for thu worlds fair, whore he will compete ir the sprints for the international champion ship.
 The parade and demonstration by the Clerks association of Hartford this even. ing will be the most extensive affair ot its kind occurring in the city for many yeaEs.
 The case against Benjamin Draine and Catharine Morgan, charged with assault ing William lime, was continued in the city court yesterday morning till Septem ber 19
 0. P. Merwin, who has been confined to his home in New Britain for thre. weeks, suffering with malarial fever, fl much better and will soon be at his plac, of business.
 Police Sergeant Mcbride and wife of 7t Mansfield street leave this morning for three We eks' trip to the worlds fair. Or their return trip they will visit Nisgar, Falls and other points of interest.
 The Norwslk police are looking for E. E Benedict of this oity, formerly of Soutt Norwalk. He is charged with passing three forged cheeks on merchants there He was years ago water boy on the Con solidated road.
 The steamer Richard Peck has been chartered by the New York Yacht club tc carry the members to witness the interna tional yacht race between Lord Dunraven's Vslkyrie and the American yacht Visilant on September 2S.
 This evening will witness an interesting event in local Forestry circles in Ansonia A new court Is to bs instituted by Court Alton Farrel and is to commemorate An sonia's new dignity in the name, "Court City of Ansonia."
 Wallace Hurlburt, Peter Bush and James M. Beers of this city, Andrew J Doolittle of Westvills and Frank Hurlburt of West Haven attended the reunion ot the Twenty-third Connecticut Volunteer. at Seaside park, Bridgeport, yesterday.
 The British consul at New York hal written to Collector Winchell stating tha the British government will be responsible for the expenses incurred at the hospita here in caring for Joseph Smith, tht British sailor who was so badly injured or his vessel in the sound recently.
 The work of repairing St. Pauls church is in progress. The two old wooden tow. CTS are to be removed and the one on the west corner Is to be rebuilt of stone. The design of the new tower will be very much the same as the old one. The east tower will not be rebuilt for the pres ent.
 It is now thought that ground will be broken in few weeks for the erection of the new brick building at the corner of Church and Grown streets for the First National bank. The plans are nearly de- cided upon and will embody many of the most recent improvements in brick build ings as seen in tour made in New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago by Nessrs. I. A. Barnes and B. R. Engltsh, a committee for the bank for the purpose.