Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-05
LOCAL N R WS.
Brief Mention.

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 Buy @ good houss-R. E. Baldwin.
 The Middletown Coxeyites trsmped as far as Northford and then backed out and returned home.
 Tex Collector F. s. Brown of Hartford was falling rapidly last evening and not expected to live the night out.
 Arbor day brought with it very cool weather. Twenty five degrees cooler then the hot weather of Wednesday.
 Curtis & Bradley, 15 Center street, will bind Magic City, Sights and Scenes, Dream City, etc, from 69 cts to $1.50.
 Dr. James E. Stetson of High street will leave early next week for the Hot Springs, where he will remain two or three months.
 Trustee sale of all kinds of bedding plants and seede; must be sold; prices very low; stock excellent; at the old store of Dlcksrman, e59 Chapel street.
 The managers of the Ladies' Seamen's Friend society are especially requested to bs present ct the next meeting ss impor- tant matters are to be considered.
 Charlotte Miller, aged two years, child of MT. and Mrs. John Miller of 646 South Main street, Waterbury, died yesterday from injuries received in falling from window.
 Artistic end dessrvedly popular-those Fur and Hat company's; also the Knox hats for men and youth. Sole agency in New Haven.
 Drs. E. s. Gaylord of this city, NcManus of Hartford, are of the committee to ar range for the grand annual meeting of the State Dental association, to be held in Hartford May 15 and 18.
 Kirby, the jeweler, is deserving anew of praise for his enterprise-this time for the handsome equipment of his store-new stand, No. 822 Chapel street, and for the beautiful new goods shown in profusion.
 Lucy Hayes, W. 0. T. U., will hold a temperance meeting in Lincoln hall, corner of Goffs end sperry streets, Sunday after noon at 8 o'clock. MT. A. A. Baldwin, most worthy patriarch of national division 8. of T., will epssk.
 E. o. Beecher, the real estate dealer, is about erecting handsome frame residence for his own occupation on the northwest corner of Orange and Lawrence streets. George M. Grant has been awarded the contract for the mason work.
 At the Bowen Fourth of July celebra- tion in Woodstock this year Hon. Golusha 4. Grow of Pennsylvania and Congress man Walker of Massachusetts and W. W. Phelps, ex-minister to Germany will be present; also Congressman Russell of this state.
 Ar. and Mrs. John E. Minor of 21 Kim bsrly avenue, father of Dr. Minor, the den- tist, leaves this morning for e months trip to St. Paul, Ainn., during which time he will attend the convention of the Broth erhood of Locomotive Engineers, to be held in that city.
 The United Ministers meeting will hold its usual session on next Monday morning, May 2, at the Center church chapel. The short poem for the day is to be given by Rev. A. '. Abbott. The topic for the day will be discussion on the A. P. A. move. msnt, to be opened by Ray. F. R. Luokey. All ministers are cordially invited.
 Captain J. N. Coe of this city. superin- tendent of the Soldiers home at Noroton, hss been greatly improved in health by his i've weeks vacation, spent at Hampton, Vs. He has discarded crutches entirely and expects to dispense with the use of . walking stick in Q few days. He returns to h,s duties at the soldiers' home to- night.
 Dr. Mary Wood Allen, national superin- tsndent of social purity in the Woman's Christian Temperance union, will be in New Haven next week. Those who had the privilege of hearing Dr. Allen during her previous visit will bs pleased to know that she is to give an address in the Gen. ter church chapel on Thursday evening, May 10, at 7:45.
 Sheahan & Grosrk, the we'll known steam filters and plumbers. are fitting up the house of Judge Samuel Bronson. The house Is situated on Dwight street, be- tween Chapel and George. The plumbing and steam heating work executed there is of the best possible description, and re- fleets credit on the efficient firm which contracted to do the work.
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