Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
LOCAL NE WIS.


Money to loan. R. E. Baldwin.
Five years ago yesterday the big blizzard
was here.
Strawberry ice cream soda with fresh
strawberries at Hauf Bros.
Choicest of flowers at Dickerman's in
any quantity; quality superb.
Fred Stevens, Yale student, is ill at his
home in Clinton with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Mountford gave one of her Biblical
lectures in the Meriden opera house last
evening.
The Bergische Harmonic Singing society
gave dance at little Germania hall last
evening.
q. B. Ives & Co., Atwater block, Grand
avenue, this city, has an exhibit ready for
the worlds fair.
Murphy the temperance orator is to
speak before the Hartford Minister'S asso-
citation next week.
Over SIS, 900 has been raised by Rev.
Frank A. Scho6eld to cancel the debt of
the Grace N. E. church. 10y.
The ladies of Dwight Place church will
uOlO l6a Rb Lue cauICu patkOI6 Ou
Wednesday evening Of this week.
Lucien Sanderson has sold seven acres of
land near the Quinnipiac river on Middle
town avenue to the Consolidated road.
In the Mechanics course at North Shelf
field hall tonight Professor Mclaughlin
lectures on "The Medieval Feeling of
Nature"
Henry Stevens and men are building q
house at East River, Clinton, for 4. W.
Field, bookkeeper for F. M Brown & Co.,
of this city.
A case of continent smallpox has broken
out in the family Of Thomas Barry in Nor
walk. The victim is young man of
twenty-four.
Ex-Governor Buckley has purchased fol
$75 rare piece of old china, $50 years old,
which he will show in his personal exhibit
at the worlds fair.
William Holmes, ST., the florist in Shell
ton who has been totally paralyze fol
several years past, died at his home Sun.
day, aged sixty-six years.
Shortly after O'Clock last evening q
grey wolf robe was stolen from carriage
standing in front of DR.. Stetson's Office on
High street. There is no clue to the
thieves.
John 81. Chase was arrested by O6icer
n. Doody last night charged with the theft
Of an overcoat and other articles of wear
ing apparel from his father, who lives on
Henry street.
The annual banquet of the Connecticut
Life Undertakers' association, which was
to take place in Hartford tomorrow even.
ing, has been postponed until Thursday al
Williams cafe.
John N. Sullivan of 206 fremont street,
New Britain, died Saturday of cancer Of
the tongue. Mr.. Sullivan was an inveter
ate smoker and his disease is attributed te
nicotine poisoning.
Mr.. Kinne, teamster. for Hubbell, Mer
win & Co., who was struck and severely
injured by runaway team on Olive street
again and will resume work soon.
Michael Carney while drunk last even
ing went into Edgar Johnson's restaurant
on George street, and after eating hearty
meal refused to pay for it. he was locked
up charged with defrauding boarding
housekeeper. ..-....-.-.-
A large delegation from the Young Mems
T. A. B. and L. society of Wallingford
will come to New Haven Friday night te
zee the play "Peep O'Day," to be played
under the auspices of the st. Pstrick'l
Temperance society.
Yesterdays bright ,spring-like weather
brought out the shoppers by hundreds. A
better sunshiny day for the Gounod society
concert was not to be desired. Last even
ing Chapel and Church streets were
thronged with promsnaders and shoppers