Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-24
LOCAL N X WS.
Brief Mention.
,edla toea at ROYAL ahoa store

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A good investment, chesp, R. e. Baldwin.
John NJ Lines of Woodbridge ia still i'm
proving, through yet greatly prostrated.
Do not fail to call on Di:kerman for
your Easter flowers. See notices else
where.
the Seamen's Bethel to- morrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Remember, Augur's is the place to find
Easter tokens, also tho new prayer and
hymnal. 1877 Church street.
Lawyer George D. Watrous, who was tel
egraphed in reference to the will of the late
hoadley B. Ives, is on his way home from
Florida.
Miss Susie A. Porter of North Attleboro,
Mass, 10 the guest of Miss A. n. Thoma.
of 1859 Munson street during the Easter
holidays.
Burwell Carter of Plainville, years ago
well known contractor at the New Haven
clock factory, has been very low with pneu
monia, but is now improving.
Mr.. e. A. Parsons new Easter song,
1.-THE Conqueror," il highly spoken of by
the New York papers. It will be sung to-
morrow In several Of the metropolitan
churches.
At the meeting of the Elm City Kinder
Rarten association which will be held at the
United church chapel on Wednesday,
March %, at 7:30 p. m several interesting
papers will be read.
Druggist d. J. Sperry is confined to his
house so tfsring from ivy poisoning. While
In the woods last Monday he handled some
of the poisonous vine, and is now suffering
from the Eects of 1t.
The Pequots held open house to their
members yesterday from until 8 O'Clock,
about $50 members being present during
the time. In the evening W. 81. Hale gave
Q most interesting lantern slide exhibit
ton.
Only few days more of Kirby, the pop
ular jewelers., removal sale. Be sure and
attend tie sale and pick up some of the
bargains from his large and varied stock of
watches and chains, and jewelry and art
objects in great variety.
Easter hatsl Easter hatsl The finest
display ever made at Burgess & Burgess
hat store, including the world famous
Knox hats, for which they are sole agents
here. Fur shoulder capes are also in great
demand. Buy them and save money.
Israel Putnam lodge had as their guests
last night Grand Master Edward Mitchell
of Salem, Mass. Grand Supervisor John @.
Gallagher and ex- Grsnd Supervisor R. B.
Fsrren, and the members listened to sd-
dresses from them during the evening.
The large circle of friends of Major R. D.
Ooan, father of Charles R. Cosn of the Sc
curity Insurance company, will be panied
to learn that he 10 dangerously Ill. Last
evening he was in an unconscious state,
and owing to his advanced age, nearly
ssventy-eight years, his recovery is quite
doubtful.
Haabet lodge No. 30 Danish Good Tenn
plars) will celebrate General Neal Dow's
ninstisth birthday at Insurance building,
room ~, this evening at 8 o'clock, by .
public meeting for the temperance cause.
Rev. F. w. O. Meyer of the German Bap-
tist church will address the meeting. All
interested are cordially invited.
At the annual Sunday school missionary
service at Center church yesterday large
audience was present, largely of children.
It was delightful service. Rev. Mr.. Me-
serve presided. Children from the orphan
asylum sang. Mrs. Hubbard, wife of Rev.
8. q. Hubbard of West Haven, both for
mer missionaries in China, assisted in the
services.
The demand for articles at moderate
prices for Easter presents increases yearly,
and great efforts have been made by the
George Il. Ford company by which they
offer artistic little novelties suitable for
Easter gifts, ranging in prices from one
dollar upwards. The silver book markers
and silvsr-mountsd prayer books are in
great demand. =
Henry J. Hulos, one of the salssmen for
stoddard, Kimberly & Co., this city, was,
together with lad. thrown out of car
ziags In Waterbury Ihursday. The horse
had taken fright and run, and the front
axle broke. Mr.. Hulcs and his little
friend escaped serious hurts. The runa-
way horse kept on and made big ssnsa-
tion in Waterbury before his mad hight
was ended.
At the Hiram lodge reception next
Thursday evening Mrs. Sherwood 8.
Thompson will sing the ''Creole Love
Song" and other popular selections. She
Vim b accompanied BY her sister, Miss
Gertrude Sanford, who 10 unexcellsd % an
accompanist In this state. Miss Laren VIII
aleo give favogits recitation. The COCA
Ton VIII be most enjoyable to those who
attend and can appreciate the leading tai
~ Who viii assis6 in tho entertainment.