Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-28
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.


Buy q good houss-R. e. Baldwin.
Captain Charles q. Townshend is in
Paris and sails for home In q day or two.
The Y. n. G. A. Bicycle club of Meri
den will make run to this city this after
noon.
Miss Gertrude NcCfum of East Berlin
is suffering from an ugly wound in the
arm made by pet coon.
Raynham, son of Captain Charles q
Townshsnd, is captain of the Hopkins
Grammar school baseball team.
The annual sale of the pews in the
Dwight Place church will take place in the
church Monday evening At 7:30 p. m.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. N. CLARK and Mrs
Race, q sister of Mrs. CLARK, returned
Thursday from their winters home, Rocl
Ledge, Fla.
The Alpha Wheel club of South Nor.
walk will have club run to this city, to-
morrow, with dinner, leaving the club
rooms at 7:3O q. m.
St. Dominick's T. A. B. society cele
brated their fourth anniversary with q lit
oXuIy huu Auo4Ch4 PIOk1ou4 Al sA0 Nt40ct
building last evening.
American lodge, K. of P, banquettsd
Joseph Dowdsll lodge of Bridgeport last
evening. The third degree was worked
previous to the feasting.
1.-THE Kings Stockbroker," by Archi-
bald Clavering Gunter, . eequel to that
prolific and highly popular novelist's, "a
Princess OF Paris," is for sale at Pease's.
The announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Maud Louise, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Aszeine of Gil
bert avenue to Henry J. Frederick of Day.
export avenue.
Willis Guild, while blowing in the fields
on his farm at Wheeler's Farms, Hunting
ton, yesterday, turned up q Spanish coin
over one hundred and thirteen years old.
It was of silver.
Miss Carlisle of Norwich Free Training
school gave very interesting lecture in
High School hall on Botany for Primary
Grades" to about 200 members of the arst
and second grades.
Lucy Webb Hayes, W. O. T. u, hold q
temperance meeting in Lincoln hall, cor
ner of COTE and sperry streets, Sunday
afternoon st 3 O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Nichol of Westville will speak.
Captain Thomas Stillman, an old vet
sran of the Tenth Connecticut regiment
IL, ct the present time, in very feeble
health at his home in Essex. He il suf-
fsring from chronic rheumatism and heart
trouble.
The reorganization plan of the New
York and New England road will involve
foreclosure of the second mortgage a. the
only means of getting rid of about one
hundred damage suits now pending and of
other claims.
George Smith Adams, bookkeeper for
Bradley, Damn & Darlington, will be
united In marriage to Miss Marietta 8.
Nessow of Qoinnipiso street next Thurs
day evening at the Second Congregational
church, Fair Haven.
Thomas J. Coglan, one of the workmen
employed by Contractor J. K. Ryan in the
construction Of the new railroad trestle at
hI 0aVou, Wa sokAOus4y AoJoASN yeoSo4>
day. A. huge rock fell on him and his leg
was frightfully smashed.
Middlebury IL excited over . criminal
assault which happened there, "Wednesday
afternoon, between 3 and 3 O'Clock. A
sixtesn-ysar-sld Irish girl named Mary
Hiney IVES she victim. She was assaulted
by An unknown tramp and fatal result u
feared.
Dwight F. Burt, formerly manager Of
4Sf the New England Telephone company In
New Haven, was in the city few hours
Last evening. He II ct present superin-
tsndsnt of the Electric Light company in
Elizabsth, N. j., and II also engaged In
squirping eleotric roads about the coun-
try.
A wonderful demand-and yet It II no
wonder 1t II so-for those shapely and
beautiful Knox sailor hats for ladies'; sold
only ct the Burgess Fur and Hat COM
pauy. This firm are sole agents for these
hats. AL styles Of men hats.
sols agents for the great Knox hats for
New Haven.