Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-04
LOCAL N Il w 8.
Briof IN entI0n.
Vspopsthy is a cure for pain.


Vspopsthy is a cure for pain.
Patrolman Allan is improving.
High water to-day at S:04 a. m.
Money wanted on mortgsgs.-R. E. Bald
win.
Mr.. Lewis of Yale seminary speaks at the
City Mission hall to morrow evening.
Concrete walks laid and repaired by
Conn Concrete company, 40 Church street
John Murphy is to build an s., 900 house
at the corner of Orange and Wilbur
streets.
Abner Hendee is to erect new stable on
Minor street in connection with his grain
elevator.
The Bimetallic league held a meeting in
the Office of Judge Sheldon in the Exchange
building last evening.
Architect Russell has let the contracts
for J. Preston Strong's new house, which
Is to be erected on Sherman avenue.
Excelsior chapter, o. E. s., gave musi-
cal and literary entertainment In o. U. A.
NJ. hall on Chapel street last evening.
Patrick Corcoran, lad of ten, was killed
instantly in Ansonia yesterday by the fall
ing of telegraph pole upon his head.
Tho regular monthly meeting of the La
dies Seamen's Friend society will be held
on Monday, November 6, in Center church
chapel at o'clock p. m.
Superintendent Curtis attended the if-
ty-third annual meeting of the school Gu
perintendents of New England, which was
held at Boston yesterday.
James A. Church, the we'll known build
er, is soon to erect for himself a handsome
house on Sherman avenue, corner of Elm
street, to cost about So, 900.
The New Haven Poultry association has
voted not to give an exhibition this year,
because the Connecticut association of
Hartford are to give show this winter.
President Dwight and Professor Sey-
mour of Yale attended the meeting of col
lege presidents, which was held for the
past two days at Boston university.
The new residence of Professor Jules
Luquiens on Bishop street, near Whitney
avenue, is nearly done. 1t is of very at
tractive design and cost to build about
$1,000.
American lodge, K. of P, was instituted
last evening at Masonic temple. The de-
gree team of Comstock division of Water
bury installed the officers. A banquet
was served at midnight at Sparks & Cham.
pion's.
Those beautiful new styles of fur shout
der capes, wraps and head boas at Burgess
& Burgess, are in great demand. Their
large business and manufacturing facilt-
ties enable them to give their patrons fine
bargains.
The host of friends and patrons of Kir-
by, the jeweler, whose store for forty years
has been at the same stand, are buying
now from his large and fine stock for the
holidays. Kirby's removal sale. Sale con-
tinues until February. Building then to
be torn down.
The first of the series of visitations to
N. E. o. P. lodges took place last evening
when Nc Fart lodge was visited and adj
dresses were made by Hon. b. W. Cakes
of Auburn, Me-, warden of the order, J. P.
Sanborn of Newport, R. l., supreme treas
erer, and Judge Deming of this city, grand
warden. The affair was a grand success.
Miss Annie E. Phipps, much esteemed
old resident of this city, died yesterday at
No. III Meadow street, the old home of
tho family. Deceased was sister of our
well known and esteemed townsman, D.
COTE Phipps. She had been an invalid
for several years. On Thursday last she
was seized with an apopletic attack, of
which she died.
Evangelist q. j. Higgins of Chester,
Mass, ia In this city visiting friends on his
return from Mr.. Moody's religious cam
paign in Chicago, where during the last six
months he has had charge of the gospel
carriage connected with the International
Christian Workers association, of which
Rev. Mr.. Collins is secretary. Hehas con-
Quoted meetings and preached in the open
air last summer to about rs, 900 people,
and reports that Mr.. Moody's work has
been q great success, one of the greatest Of
his life.
Fashionable Wedding.
Among the first weddings of November