Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M mentlOn.

Own home-$1O mo.-R. E. Baldwin.
 Fresh arbutus every day at 34 Church street.
 Alvin Joslyn will appear at Proctor's April 18th.
 The Boston Grocery will be open to-day until noon.
 The finest azalias plants in the city, at Champions.
 The New Haven Ice company has re- elected it's old board of officers.
 Choice boxes of flowers for Easter, at Champions. 1O26 Chapel street.
 Walks and driveways laid by the Conn. Concrete Co.,, 49 Church street Room 2.)
 MT. W.J. Lavin, the we'll known tenor of New York, will sing at Trinity church at both services Sunday.
 The festal evensong today (Easter even) at Christ church will be at p. m. instead of 7:30 P. m. as formerly announced.
 Bradley, Damn & Darlington are head quarters for blow castings and repairs. All the leading kinds and styles carried in stock.
 LhIkc6G COl1eCt1Ou O1 c0SIo1 AAnc6, C04A0, azalia, rose bushes, cinerariss, spirea, plants in full flower, at Champions, 1926 Chapel.
 The seniors of the Yale law and medi- cal schools have voted against wearing the cap and gown during the commencement exercises.
 The remains of Mrs. Rebecca 8. Arnold, who died in Bridgeport yesterday, aged seventy weight, will be brought to this city for interment.
 The executive committee of the Young Mems Republican club will meet tomorrow evening, when final arrangements will be made in reference to taking possession of the clubs new quarters on Crown street.
 The machinery is being removed from the Clark match shop in Woodbridge. re- gently purchased by Charles Coupland, to Westville. MT. Coupland will probably put in new machinery soon for the manu featuring of warp.
 Ex-Alderman George B. Martin of the Empire and New England Transportation company, has gone to Hudson, N. Y., to attend the funeral of his father, Milton Martin, a prominent citizen of Hudson, who died Wednesday, aged seventy-six.
 Arthur Herbert Day of tn @ firm of Kim berly, Root & Day, the brokers of Orange street, will be married on Thursday, April 21, to Miss Della Bailey, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Payson Bailey of Chica- go. The ceremony will occur at the Grace Episcopal church, Chicago. at 12 m. A large number of invitations for the we'd ding have been received by prominent New Haven people.
 Charles Dickens, by his inimitsble Christ mas stories, added inspiration to the Christmas spirit throughout the world and to the giving of Christmas token. Easter, also, through the ages, has become . time beautifully commemorated in part by the bestowal of Easter gifts. It Is marvel to see the beautiful array of choice, charming, artistic souvenirs, gems and wonders of artistic beauty from the costly to the inexpensive, which the George H. Ford company, with its noted taste in selection, has provided for this Easter G11Q0 huO u boS V4o 1AtoXooV bAoy 0A0 0AOAG- ing all over the city among those choosing gifts for the Easter season.
 Hundreds will to-day view . fine sight in Bowman's big window-elegant photos of the heads of our fine fire department, all the captains in line, capped overhead by fine, large, framed portraits of ex-Chief Hendriek, Chief Kennedy and superinten- dent Smith, loaned for the exhibit by the kind permission of our efficient fire chief, A. J. Kennedy. There is also our popular fire marshal, Billy Hubbard, and the well-known face of Hon. Hiram Camp, ex- chief; also of the lsmented -e1-Governor Bigelow, John G. North and ex-Mayor Lewis, all linked with our fire department interests. The scene is fanksd by silver fire e1tinguishers and plants in bloom. The entire display of photographic work is of Ar. Bowman's unrivalled style, not for getting the pictures of the little innocents arrayed in the foreground. ..,
 Will Appear In Military Uniform.