Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-31
LOCAL NE WS.


Br1e1 Ment1On.
Look at Carmel street. R. E. Baldwin.
Pease & Son have received the Century
for April.
Augur's Art store is open evenings this
week for the Easter trade.
A grand concert and ball was given by
the Scandal Singing society in Harugari
hall last evening.
Copies of the charming little Easter book
let by Miss Stowe can be purchased at
Judd's book store.
The Branford temperance campaign will
be continued next week, funds for the pur-
pose having been raised.
Lieutenant Daniel Sullivan of the old
Ninth G. v. has returned to Connecticut
after thirty years absence.
Louis Conklin of this city and Mics Lulu
Hoff IF Norwalk, formerly of this city,
were married at Port Chester this week.
A very pleasing entertainment was that
given in Howard avenue Baptist church
last evening, "The Little Yellow Jugs"
Miss Foster of Elm street, for so many
years president of the New Haven orphan
asylum, has been seriously i'll but is now
recovering.
Captain Carlos B. Curtiss, aged sixty
nine, died in Bridgeport yesterday. He
was captain of Battery B, light artillery,
in the war.
Mics Maud Smith, music teacher of
Seymour. is visiting at the home of Miss
Bernice @. Woodruff on Lafayette street.
Miss Smith has many friends in this city.
Mason Builder Baldwin is erecting an
addition to the residence of DR.. J. P. G..
Foster on College street, which will con-
tain an cffice and waiting room and other
rooms.
The steamer Elm City has been chartered
by the Norwich and New York Steamboat
company to temporarily take the place Of
their own steamer, the City of Worcester,
which is being repaired.
The L. Candee rubber mandatory shut
down last evening for four days. A longe,
shutdown would have been made for re.
pairs to machinery but for the fact that
business is specially driving just now.
The remains of Elizabeth Hyde of Shell
ton, who died Wednesday, eyed sixty eight,
will be inferred in Walnut Grove cemetery,
Meriden. Her husband was for years
Waterman at the Meriden Brittania COM
pany's.
w. q. Burns was arrested last night
while in an intoxicated condition and
looked up, charged with trespass. He was
found wandering about the premises of
Mrs. o. f. Winchester on Winchester ave
nue..
Medical Examiner White made an exam
nation in the case of John DeBowes, aged
seventeen, of 70 Beach street, who died
Wednesday night, and determined that DE-
Bowes' death was the result of the excessive
use of cigarettes.
The resignation of Rev. R. g. 8. Nc
Nellie as pastor of the South church al
Bridgeport has been accepted, although
many members wished him to remain. The
pastor was very popular with the younger
element in the church.
At the farmers institute in Meriden yes
terdsy there were present T. s. Gold and
A. J. Coo of the board, Dr.. Jenkins of the
experiment station, Professor Winton OF
the Storrs school, Professor Atwater Of
Wesleyan and director of the Storrf
school.
Manager Harry Durant of the Yale Law
school nine was in Waterbury yesterday
making preparations for to-day's game in
that city with the Acmes. The Democrat
remarks thereat: (Which will it be to NOR
row. 'Rah, 'rah, 'rah. Yale,' or Acme
sis. boo-ah.'"
Alfred A. Bown, carpenter foreman TO,
= Mcmahon & Wren, Bridgeport, returned
yesterday from England, where he went &
few weeks ago to look after an estate Of
s5O0, 900 to which he is one of fifteen heirs
He says his expectations were fully real
lied. His share of the estate will be about
$4,000.