The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-15
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

New stock of palms at Champions.
 High water to-day at 1o;3l n. Tn. and 1O:4s p. m.
 Bishop street house wanted.-R. E. Baldwin.
 pr. W. G. Daggett has returned rom his summer vacation.
 James S. Hemingway returned yester- day from Bethlehem, N. H.
 Concrete walk laid and repaired. Conn, Concrete Co.,, 40 Church.
 A. Marshall of 1861 State street, whose horse was stolen Thursday, recovered it yesterday in Naugatuck.
 At the praise service at Dwight Place church tomorrow evening one Of the features will be. duet by Mrs. Blinn and MT. Smith.
 Rev. R. G. S. McNellie of Pine Bluff. N. C., formerly of Bridgeport, is guest of Dr. and Mrs. Noble at the Congrega- tional parsonage in Norwalk.
 The condition of L. V. Treat was slightly improved yesterday. He is suffering from a complication of dis eases. He is attended by pr. W. w.. Hawkes..
 Twas bought at Kirby's. That set ties it-stamping it as good article at fair price. Step into Kirby's comfort able, central, commodious store and be suited in goods and price.
 Thomas Cassidy and Thomas Barrett, two sixteen-year-old boys, escaped from the Connecticut school for boys at Meri- den yesterday. Cassidy's home is in this city. Both boys had on the uni form of the school
 The expenses of the commissioners of public works and heads of departments for trip to Buffalo to attend the an- nual convention of road commissioners of the United States will be paid by the city, not to exceed s250
 Bradstreet's for this week reports im- proving business conditions in the southern states generally; big dry goods sales at Chicago, good activity at St. Louis, a check in wool purchases after heavy buying, and an increase of railroad earnings on most of the rail ways.
 Those lovely fur shoulder capes, all the new styles and shapes, at the Bur- gess Fur and Hat company-no wonder they're in demand and with the present low prices. Hats, hats for the male bipeds, all the latest styles, including the ever-famous Knox.
 Next Wednesday evening at Calvary Baptist church John G. Woolley, whose tional Y. P. S. c. E. conventions have attracted wide attention, will lecture on "Our Inalienable Rights" The Rev. sridges of Nebraska will sing. No ad- mission charged.
 Up to late hour last night the re- mains of the unknown man who was killed at the Woodmont station and which are at Stahl & Hegers, had not been identified. Unless they are claim ed to-day. They will be buried by the town of Orange. Stahl & Hegel had a photograph taken of the deceased yes terday to aid in identification. The re- mains will be buried by Stahl & Hegel to-day at 10 a. m. in Oak Grove ceme tery, West Haven.
 Professor Hawkshurst of Patterson, N. J., is in town to take orders and de- liver his new book, copyrighted this year, on ."The Art of How to Detect Counterfeit Money" The book is de- voted to the interest and safety of all persons handling money, as it teaches how to detect the spurious and counter felt. It will be, doubtless, highly appre- ciated by business men, banks, etc. Prof. Hawkshurst has recommenda- tions from Paterson as to his honesty. responsibility and worthiness. The price of the book is $2.