Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-02
LOCAL NEVIS.
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 Brief Mention.


 Naugatuck party had fine luck black fishing of Milford, Saturday.
 The Board of Aldermen will hold their reg ular monthly meeting this evening.
 Mary Ann Hendrickson, (colored) was buried from the almshouse at Il o'clock yes- terday morning in Westville cemetery.
 Judge l.. E. Munson, of this city, left for Chicago Saturday afternoon to attend the Republican convention which opens on Tues day.
 Over thirty members Of the Arion Singing society spent the day at South End yesterday The Arions give a ball in their hall this evening.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Seaman's Friend society will be held In the North church chapel this afternoon at o'clock.
 The canker worms are attacking trees in the western part of the city and their depr.- da tions are alarming many property owner in that vicinity.
 Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the L Ladies' Church Missionary association will k hold their last meeting of the season at Erinity chapel.
 The New Haven Heat Supply company st $5, 7CO in last seasons business. The s on the business of the previous year as somewhat less.
 The closing exercises at the Art school Ike place today and this evening occurs the nual reception. which vill,' as usual, be a illiant social affair.
 The house on Orange street lately occu- pied by Dr. Dennen wss not sold Saturday, there being no bid of $S, 1000 to start with. There was but small attendance.
 Dixon's New York ice cream, which iE
 "bIicks" to be taken home, and
 s1 is said to be the best in market, is on Z skle at Thalheimer's on Temple street. The next monthly meeting of the man. agers of the Home fer the Friendless will be held at the home in Fair Haven on Wednes- day afternoon, June 4, at o'clock.
 Martin Madsnson, a Swede, was removed in the town ambulance yesterday morning from 34 George street to the hospital He is suffering from typho-maIarial fever.
 large excursion party came to this city yesterday on the steamboat Sirius from New York. Some of the excursionists missed the boat on her return trip and were obliged to take the cars last evening.
 R ev. Sidney O. Partridge Yale 80, and 8 graduate this year of the Berkeley Divinity school, will be married to Miss Mills, of this city, in New York, June 12. He goes to China, where he will be connected with an Episcopal college.
 The reception which the New Haven Yacht club will give to. large number of it's friends on the occasion of the opening of the new club house on Wednesday evening promises to be a fine affair. The reception will be from to 10 p. m.
 What might have resulted in a serious con- Asgration was discovered in the rear of Apothecaries' Hall on Sunday morning. The fire was in a pile of rubbish, but was extin- guished by Officers Collett and Herman with out general alarm.
 A meeting of the Twenty fourth regiment. 0. V., will be held at the office of George N Moses, no Church street, this evening at 7:30 o'clock to make arrangements for going to Hartford on Rockingham day. A full at- 2 tendance is desirable.
 At a meeting of military men held at the Mayors office last evening to consider the reception of the Seventh regiment it was voted to request Captain Loomis, of the Light Guard, to call the captains together at the armory this eveping to further con- Eider the subject