Religious Services Schedule Across Local Congregations
The notice lists multiple churches with service times and leaders. Babruer Cuoxoa-Reesee hosts morning and evening prayers. Opmenusaa TioxaL Cuvrom led by Rev W Mill has 10 45 am and 7 30 pm services. Tannrr Eriscorat Ciunes by Rev Henry Olmsted offers 10 45 am and 1 45 pm with Sunday school at 12 15. Deanford Point services at 7 pm. Maxr's Roman Catherrre Cource led by Rev Father E Martin holds Sunday 10 30 am and weekday 7 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanford Point
T. Maxzr
Roman Catherre Cource
Father E Martin
Sand
STRANGER'S QUIDE MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES NOTES
Local clubs and fraternal groups list regular meeting times at Town Hall and other venues. St Marys T A B Society meets third Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Thomas Regan as secretary. Branford Corner Band rehearses Monday and Thursday at 7 30 p m led by P H McKenna. Widow's Son Lodge F A M holds first and third Wednesdays. Emerald Social Club meets first and third Fridays at 7 p m. Ancient Order Hibernians meets third Thursday at 8 p m with James Holley secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
T. A B. Society
Town Hall
Thomas Regan
Branford Corner
P. H. McKenna
Branford Temperance Corps
Town Mall
Frank
Albee
Widow's Son Lodge
John Eades
Ww. M
Emerald Social Club
Janes Reynolds
Ancient Order
Hiberniana
James Holley
Local items from the annals page note social and town events
Annals items report Jacksonville football, Hartford visits, Busy Bee society, fairbank scales by J Hutchinson Co, Branford Lock Works workers in Norwich, Mr Lewis Beardsley ill, sloop Meteor carrying coal, Village Improvement Society meeting, wedding of Lester Linsley and Etta Button, music at East Wallingford, Widows Son Lodge airmed, Congregational winter schedule, Thanksgiving service and local sermons, Green park work progress, and peat works sale near Saltosall Lake with peat briquettes boiled in used kerosene oil.
Patents List Issued for Connecticut Inventors
A March to February list shows patents granted in Connecticut with names like Turner Yalesville Delite Bridgeport and Arnold Norwalk for shelves spindles switches and clasps. Other items include dishware India rubber bats and curtain fixtures with assignees in New Haven Hartford Bridgeport and Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
John E. Earle
New Haven
Conn
Lewis W. Turner
Yalesville
Jared Ho Smith
Norwich
Thomas P. Taylor
Bridgeport
Walker P. Burtram
Norwalk
Thomas B Doolittle
Alonzo C Arnold
J. H. Avkee
Frank Atleshar
James C. Stanley
New Hartford
John Jepson
West Meriden
Meriden Britannia Co
Charles E. Longden
George Watkinson
L. Candee & Co
India
Richard White
Hartford
Burglars Raided Blanzard House After Feasting at Spencer's
Odd fragment notes thieves took a good overcoat and seal-skin cap from the depot area and left after a "sumptuous repast" at Mr. Spencer's larder. They reportedly enjoyed a picnic without borrowing from the captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanzard House
Local Happenings and Y M C A Sunday School Opened
Mr and Mrs Winslow spent the Sabbath in town. Y M C A members organized a Sunday school in Kelseytown with thirty attending the first session. A Thanksgiving wedding is reported with the bridal party taking the 4 o clock express to Pond Meadow. The sixth Morgan Hall lecture on The Holy Land occurs Friday Nov 29 with maps and illustrations. Tramps are plentiful and no provision is yet made. Rumors of robberies reach the town and feeders of tramps may be robbed first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelseytown
Pondmeadow
Morgan Hall
The
Holy Land
Madison Notes: lectures reunions and lamps in town
The Madison Literary association debated whether man is the creature of circumstances at Coe's Hall with a negative result. A Sutton school reunion will be held Thanksgiving evening at Coe's Hall. Street lamps up and more ordered brighten streets. Rev Eldridge to lecture December 4 at M E church on Ambition with proceeds for Mrs Hayden in Sandusky Ohio receiving donor clothing for her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Madison Literary Association
Coe’s Hall
George H. Sutton
A. M
New Haven
Lee’s Academy
Old Madison
Eldridge
M. E. Church
Brrs
Hayden
Sandusky
Ohio
Happy Family Portrait by McIntosh Captures Stevens Household
The photographer McIntosh has captured a picture of the Happy Family scene featuring D. H. Stevens and his wife in a moment that shows their domestic embrace. The image is noted as the notable work under his tenure here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
D. H. Stevens
Sermon series and a youth dance tale from youth days
The article recalls a childhood scene with Rev William Miller delivering an introductory sermon on the Bible on a Sunday afternoon. It notes a forthcoming series promising a feast of fat things for Book lovers and mentions youths traveling to Madison for a dance, hindered by a broken axle. A parallel incident recounts W. A. Snow, a mail carrier, whose horse startled by a blanket caused a wagon wreck, yet he walked home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
W. A. Snow
Here
Clinton
Thanksgiving in Greenfield and North Branford church
The Rev. Mr. Banks spent Thanksgiving at his Greenfield home. The Rev. Mr. Curtiss of North Branford preached a Thanksgiving sermon in the North church. A Mack, newly relocated, is drawing sizable trade in that village area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Banks
Greenfield
Mr. Curtiss
North Branford
North Church
Mack
Minstrel Debt and Jail Stay Catching Local Attention
The Erie County jail holds Neil Bryant a negro minstrel unable to pay a debt claimed by Lew Benedict’s claim against Bryant’s former troupe. Benedict and Bryant dispute the salary amount and contract terms from 1875. Bondsmen face potential litigation as executions falter and imprisonment persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Bryant
Dan Bryant
Erie County
Lew Benedict
Bryant
Lew
Hhis
A. B. Benedict
Meech
Benedict
Dar
Bayy
Localized Miscellaneous Fragments From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR text with mixed items mentions horses, barrels and wagons, a delivery, and a runaway event. Names and clear details are unclear, leaving a brief, unclear record of historical note without coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Distress in English Laborers Reflects Global Trade Slump
A London mood of severe business downturn spills into Britain wide, with heavy imports from the United States outpacing exports. Reports from Sheffield describe extreme poverty among mechanics living in tenements with no clothing, furniture, or fuel, relying on charity as a public relief meeting is urged by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United Sta
Bette
United States
Europe
London
Sheffield
Population of Large Cities in Official Estimates
The latest official population estimates list London at 8 533 484 and Paris at 1 851 792. Other major cities include Peking 1 500 000 Canton 1 800 000 New York 689 362 Berlin 994 343 Philadelphia 850 856 Tokio 800 000 Vienna 690 548 St Petersburgh 669 741 Bombay 644 405 Kyoto 560 000 Glasgow 555 933 Osaka 530 000 Brooklyn 527 830 Liverpool 527 033 St Louis 500 000 Naples 457 407 Chicago 440 000 Calcutta 429 535 Nanking 400 000 Madras 397 552 Hamburg 393 588 Birmingham 377 846 Manchester 359 213 Baltimore 355 000 Boston 354 765 Shanghai 320 000 Dublin 314 666 Buda Pesth 314 401 Amsterdam 302 226 San Francisco 300 000 Leeds 293 189 Rome 282 214 Sheffield 282 130 Cincinnati 280 000 Breslau 259 346 Melbourne 250 678 Havana 250 000. There are thirty nine cities with 250 000 or more and an aggregate around 24 009 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Peking
Canton
Berlin
Philadelphia
Tokio
Japan
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Bombay
Kyoto
Glasgow
Ozaka
Broklyn
Liverpool
St. Louis
Naples
Chicago
Calcutta
Nanking
Madras
Hamburg
Birmingham
Manchester
Baltimore
Boston
Shanghai
Dublin
Buda-Pesth
Amsterdam
San Francisco
Leeds
Rome
Shofield
Cincinnati
Bresliu
Melbourne
Havana
Wallingford News Notes Tornado Aftermath and Local Trades
In Wallingford the tornado history draws mixed reactions. Mrs. Wooster Ives buys the building west of Ives’s hotel and E. B. Wallace purchases the least ruined tornado ruin for removal. Dexter Hall buys B. T. Jones’s meat market in Jon’s block as merchants fill windows for holiday trade. Elijah Beamont dies aged 77. Campbell reports 100 gallons maple syrup from Vermont. Politicians predict Grant or Blaine as 1880 Republican presidential contenders.
Thus Great Sale Opens Wednesday November 20 and Onward
Thus Great Sale will commence Wednesday November 20 and continue until further notice. Men's Fare Gum Boots priced at $2.85 as part of the sale.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Clark
Jacksonville
Florida
Fannie E. Benton
Busy Bee Society
Emma Olmstead
Fairbank
J. Hutchinson & Co
Branford
Lewis Beardsley
Meteor
H. B Lampher
Village Improvement Society
F. D. Hadley
Lester B. Linsley
Etta Button
Montunene
T R Jude
Minnie
Sarah Williams
East Wallingford
Widows Son Lodge
Congregational Church
Crawford
Florence Evangeline
C. W. Gaylord
Anna R Gaylord
Dr. Gaylord
Baptist Church
C. C. Smith
Episcopal Church
Newington
New England
N. H
Consolidated Road
Lidly
Chas
J. Willums
New York
J. W Webster
Saitons'all Lake
Thomas B. Delite
Eugene F. Phillips
Providence
R. L
Bernard McGovern
Tures
John T. Lanman
New London
Perfum
Snuth & Egge Mfg. Company
Amon Brown
John Rogers
New Canaan
Gordon W. Wall
Wallingford
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Company
Mr. and
Mrs. Winslow
Town
Madison
Mr. Gallup
Ledyard
Guilford
Fowler's
Mary Stannard
Lart’s
Spencer
Kingston
N. Y
Cee Ea
Torsel
Bureau of Vital Statistics of
Ives
Wooster Ives
Centre Street
Dexter Hall
B. T. Jones
Jon’s Block
Plains
E. B. Wallace
Elijah Beamont
Campbell
Vermont
Grant
Blaine
New York Commercial Advertiser
Ats
Burgess & Burgess
Chapél
Burgess &4
Burgess
Ytoinity
Chapel
Banksope
Chapel Street
Register Building
New Haver
Eli F. Rogers
Calkins
Congress
Boy's Congress
York
Boys & Chidren
J. M Smith
Burdett
C. F. Bradley & Co
Centennial Ama. Tea Companys
State Street
Fredrick Jourdan
Paace
Pink
Spruce
N.B
First Tee
Chapel Mt
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