Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-17
LOCAL NE " s.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Buy & new house-R B. Baldw win.
 Concrete sidewalks laid by Connecticut Concrete Co.,, 49 Church street.
 Ray. MT. De Larme gave the address at the Y. M. 0. A. rooms yesterday after noon.
 Rufus Matthewman. well known Dur ham physician, Is very ill and mot expect ed to recover. =: If you want to zee the landing of Co., lumbus, visit Sassscus and Naomi fair. Tickets 50 cents.
 J.H. Taylor, W. s. Beard and A. B. Brown, three Yale students. had charge of the Y. N. C. A. meeting in New Britain yesterday.
 Near Mrs. French's house at Zpar Bridge the ice Is yet eight or nine feet thick at either side of the roadway, disappearing very slowly.
 The renovation of the town clerks office at the city hall Is in progress. New floor ing, new desks and other improvements will be made.
 East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w., of this city, has accepted the invitation of Silver City lodge of Meriden to bs at the next meeting April 2l.
 seminary preached yesterday in the Con- gregatlonal church, Shelton, before good sized congregations.
 Frederick H. Waldron and his attorneys, Herbert E. Benton and William H. Ely, were inspecting the public works books Saturday in the judges room of the su- perior court.
 The funeral of Silss Hart was largely attende1 from his late residence and that of his daughter, Mrs. Harris Weaver, 1871 West Chapel street, Saturday afternoon. Rev. Dr. Phillips of6ciated.
 The Bridgeport Farmer saya: Senator D. N. Morgan continues to receive hearty congratulations from all sources, both written and verbal, upon his appointment as United States treasurer.
 The Connecticut Flight School Track Athletic association Saturday afternoon voted to hold the annual games at the Yale field on June 10. It was voted to give as prizes cups instead of medals.
 Governor Morris Saturday issued mili- tary order, placing the state prison at Wethersfeld under the control of Briga- dier General George Haven of ths national guard on and after to-day, until further orders.
 The Park Clty hotel on State street, Bridgeport, was gutted by fire early last evening. The flames started in the bar and worked their way up dumb waiter. The Gremen found it hard to subdue the blaze, but saved the building. Loss g, 900.
 Special cars will be run by the West Haven electric road on Wednesday even- ing. at 7:30, for the accommodation of those attending the social to the New Ha- ven union by the West Haven Congrega- tional society of Christian Endeavor.
 The granddaughter of the late George I. Ssney, the banker and fnancier, who gave so largely to Wesleyan university and other institutes, is boarding pupil at the Elderage school on Sherman avenue, this city, where she has been for three years past.
 The Monticello club gives dinner to- night at the club house. New members admitted are Judge George D. Bissell of Naugatuok, Joseph H. Mcdonald, George T. White, William Jamison of Middle town, Bernard Kivlan of Branford, Cyrus J. Stafford of Derby, E. R. Food of Mil ford and Gustav M. Kahn.
 The funeral of Hannah M., daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Sutcliffe, took place from her parents' residence, on Day street, at 1:3O p. m. and from Trinity M E. church at Saturday afternoon. There was a large attendance of friends and relatives The bearers were: John F.. SutcHffe, Joseph sutcliffe, M. H. sutoliffe and N. Broadbent. The interment was in Hspledale cemetery.
 The Dauntless Athletic Club.
 This evening the Dauntless Athletic club will give an athletic exhibition at their hall, 520 Winchester avenue. There will be spar ring bouts between the following:
 11s pound class Billy Russell and Barney 125 pound class-Jack Hague and Nelson Dill 130 pound class-Jack Higgins and an un- known. l1O pound class-Fred Poulten and an un- known.
 William Gilligan will render a number of solos during the fntermission, and Albert Mitchell, the contortionist, will give . performance.
 The final bout will be between Joe Telfair and Norris Lowe. They are 160-pounders and some lively hitting is expected.
 For sale, balance of Silverthau's white onyx clocks ct half price; great bargains.