Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention

Brief HAomIASNS
 The Arions have a calico ball at thelr nal tonight.
 The socialistic Labor party hears addresses at Turn Hall to night.
 The City Guard hold their grand annua ball to. o.night at Germania Hall.
 The revenue cutter Dexter left port yes terday morning for Newport
 MT. Richard s. Fellowes' condition wal yesterday considerably improved.
 The 25th c. V. veterans will hold reunion at Hartford, April 14, the anniversary of tho battle of Irish Bend.
 Deborah lodge No. 14, I. O. O. F., cele brste their 10th annual with banquet anc dance Wednesday evening.
 There were twenty six deaths in this city last week, five of which were caused by con sumption and five by pneumonia
 Lawrence Moore was arrested last evening for disturbing the peace at the Good Sam aritin meeting in Pecks Opera House.
 John Maher fell on the ice Saturday OF Fast street, corner of St. John, and badly hurt bis hip. He was taken to the hospital
 The monthly meeting of the board of managers of the Young Women's Christian association will be held this afternoon at 3;3( o'clock.
 The New Haven branch of the Woman'f Board of Missions will hold it's monthly meeting in the Center church chapel, Tues day, March 11th, at 2:45 p. m.
 Various time table changes on the Hart ford railroad go into effect to day as has been mentioned. In place of the 11:1O train will leave here at 12:1O, going through ho Snr1nofield as an accommodation train.
 The will of Miss Mary Freeman, an old colored woman of Bridgeport, by which she left nearly all of her properly (worth about S15, ,oOO) to her attending physician. Dr. A. A. Holmes has been held to be valid
 The grand Purim ball given by the Hebrew Benevolent society takes place tomorrow evening in Germania Hall. The floor com mittee are: S. J. Metzger, c. Veil, A. Bretz fielder. J. Newman, L. Herz, G. Kahn, Ullman and s. Rosenberg.
 The Ruffie company say that they will opeu to the public to-day and tomorrow their second great sale of Hamburg edgings thev having the control of all the patterns 1T this city. No tickets will be required fol admission to the sale to-day.
 Rev, Mir. Whittlesey, one of our well known and much esteemed venerable citizens is confined to his residence st No. 138 Col lege street by a severe attack of Iumbago but it is expected will be out again in few days.
 Admiral Foote post, G. A. R, voted al their meeting Saturday evening to send the 41OO netted from Hon. Samuel Jones' recent lecture to the Robert E. Lee post of Rich nnond, Va, at once. Dr. c. Rawlings, o Howard avenue, was mustered in as 8 mem ber
 The funeral of Mrs. Thomas McNally tool place from St. Marys church Saturday morning. Deceased was much respected by all who knew her. The pal. bearers vert Morgan Meany, James Coffey, Anprew Sla win. Daniel Shea, Patrick Cody, Richare KinselIa.
 Superintendent Beach, o4 the NaugatucA railroad, has already received great mum Der of applications for the use of High Rock grove during the coming season, and there are hardly more than a half-dozen dates from June until the close of the picnic months which are not engaged
 Rev. MT. Bryant, pastor in South Britain for seven years past, has resigned his charge and will remove to this city to reside here. Dr. D. A. Tyler, of Wooster street, this city, has been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Bryant during the winter. The large circle of friends of this well-known and es- teemed New Haven physician will be glad to know that his health has improved. MT. and Mrs. Bryant will reside with Dr. Tyler at Savin Rock in the summer.