Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M eHti0n.

The cutest styles, Royal Shoe 20.
Own home-$1O NOR. E. Baldwin.
The firm Of Allen & Tyler, architects,
has been dissolved.
Martin Daley was arrested last night for
a breach of the peace against his mother.
Walks and driveways laid by the Con q
Concrete Co., 40 Church street Room 2.)
DR.. B. W. Dyer, formerly practicing in
Bridgeport, died of pneumonia in New
York this week, aged forty eight.
The holy communion will be admins
tered in St. Pauls church tomorrow morn
ing (Maunday Thursday at 8 o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Watkins of Norwalk passed
very comfortable night again and is re-
ported quite bright and cheerful yester-
day.
Everybody pleased with the fine, new
oriental rugs at Enhajian's rug store, $40
Chapel street. Prices lower than in New
York. All grades.
The Rev. Flavel S. Luther of Trinity
college will preach the last sermon in the
united Lenten course in St. Thomas
church to night at 1880 o'clock.
The Y. NJ. c. A. representatives in con
vention in Bridgeport yesterday decided
to hold joint grand Y. NJ. G. A. day Of
athletic sports in Derby in June.
An ice company is being organized in
this city to erect buildings and furnish ice
from the beautiful Ivy lake, situated about
half mile from the West Haven green.
Men were out in boats from Morris Cove
yesterday dragging for the bodies of Low
enstein and Bentz, the two men drowned
on Sunday, but the efforts were unsuccess-
full.
The Rev. Milton s. Phillips, formerly of
this city, and Marcus E. Sherwood have
completed the canvass of South Windsor
in the service of the Connecticut Bible
society.
Hugh McDermott will represent the
Journeymen Horseshoers of New Haven at
the convention of the International Union
of Journeymen Horseshoers to be held in
Boston in May.
At the Emanuel Baptist church on Good
Friday a service will be held in behalf OF
st. Pauls commandery, No 8, K.F. Rev.
Mahlon Van Horn of Newport, R. l., will
deliver an address.
General Passenger Agent Perrin of the
Housatonic system is arranging for solid
vestibule train to run every Monday from
New Haven to Chicago without. change
during the worlds fair.
The First Connecticut Heavy artillery
veterans voted last night to hire the Secont
regiment band for their big day in thi
city June 10, and G. F. LIE We're and G. NJ
Rowland were added to the committees.
The meeting this evening at the Git.
missions, corner of Court and State streets
will be held in the large hall, and the ser
vices will be conducted by the Christian
Endeavor society of the Calvary Baptis
church.
William Humes died in Hartford yester
day afternoon. He has lived in Danielson
vile and New Haven and for ten years ha
been q well-known resident of Hartford
He was about eighty years of age and tool
great interest in politics. He took TO-
many years an active interest in New
Ravens local politics.
A very quiet homo wedding took plac
at 1860 Chapel street last evening. Tn
contracting parties were E. 8. Perkins an
Miss Hattie Hotchins. Mr.. Perkins
.stenographer at Healy. & Bigslow's and h
is also member Of the Arions, Ne,
Haven Bicycle club and the Pequot club
After wedding trip of week they wi
reside on Blatchley avenue.