The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-12
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 Bishop st.. house wanted. R. E. Baldwin.
 High water to-day al 8 2 d. m. unn 9:0S D. m.
 Israel A. Kelsey of West Haven WIS in Middletown yesterday.
 James Ridge and wife of Middletown are on a visit to relatives here.
 Concrete walk .ad anu repnsIed. onn. Concrete Co.,. 40 Church.
 Don't take much talking to sell Royal shoes. Merit seen at Il glance.
 Miss Slucum lpet her classes yester- day. They numbered about twenty to start with.
 Mrs. Alton Farrel and Mrs. Franklin Farrel of Ansonia sailed for Euro" Thursday where they will spend the winter in travelling on the continent.
 F. J. Reynolds of Ansonia received word yesterday that his mother was seriously ill at heI home in New Haven. Mrs. Reynn ds has been in ill health for the past year.
 Collector ByXbee has received notice that no aG1iu will be taken under the free alcohol tariff clause until congres. makes an appropriation to carry out the law.
 County Sheriff Tomlil,son was in Derby Wednesday, and summoned w. w. Dor man, Charles H. French and William B. Nichols as jurors in the superior court at New Haven, Tuesday, October 16.
 The pillars, thirty-t1ve in number, for the big new round house of the Con- solidated road in this city, are being cast at Lime Rock, Conn. They are each sixteen feet long and weigh $500 pounds each.
 The memorial sermon delivered by President Dwight of Yale university in reference to the late Rev. Charles Symington of Litchfield, together with the resolutions, adopted by the church, have been printed in pamphlet form for distribution.
 J. W. Randolph, the manager of Cyrene, the wonderful dancer, famed all over the world, is in town, arranging for her appearance all next week at Polls Wonderland. Mir. Randolph has been her manager for six years, since her first appearance upon the theatrical stage.
 D. A. Harris, H. M. Clark, w. H. Caldwell and F. G. Parsons of New Britain have returned from shooting excursion in the Adirondacks, bringing with them six deer, which were shot by the party. A deer barbecue was held at the Driving Club rooms in that city last evening, when the members were treated to deer meat, killed by D. A. Harris.
 The wedding ceremony of Bertha F.. A. Conrad. dau,hter of Philip Conrad of Hart ford. and Henry Fresenius of New Haven. will take pace at the Fourth church. Hartford. Wednesda, evening, October "A. al 6 o'clock. Fol- lowing the ceremony there will beea re- oeption at G"rmania hall there from 6:3O D. m. to 2 o'clock a. m. Some time ago prizes were offered bv the Newark, N. J.. Daily Advertiser for the two best articles in the line of "Summer Resort Letters" Nearly two hundred persons competed and few days ago the judges awarded first prize to Mrs. Martha W. Davis of IF Westcott street. East Orange. who received as prize s20 in gold. Mrs Davis is the sister of Mrs. Dr. A. Winchell of this city. Her article was entitled "A, Classic Yale" and was signed with the nom de plume I'M. Whitman." The fact that there were two hundred con- petitors shows that the winning article must have been of high order of merit, and Mrs. Davis deserves much redit for her literary success.