Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Own home-$10 mo.-R. E: Baldwin. The Arions have an Easter Monday so- cisble tonight.
 Rev. L. H. Squires speaks at the minis ters' meeting to-day.
 Fourteen marriage licenses were issued Saturday at the registrars office.
 The democratic local political cauldron will soon begin to boil in earnest.
 MT. Charles H. Trowbridge left Satur day for a months trip in the south.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Trowbridge sailed from New York Saturday for Florida.
 Walks and driveways laid by the Conn. Concrete Co.,, 49 Church street Room 2.} The ladies of St. Johns parish open a grand bazar next Saturday evening tt Music hall, Church street.
 A charter lodge O. of A. holds 8 celebra- tion, with addresse g, tonight by the su- preme president and others.
 The Yale Sophomore society of Eta Phi is to give german in Hartford on the evening of Monday, April 25. >.
 Katie Kelly and Katie Redmond, two wards of Mrs. Thomas Redmond, were sent to the county home Saturday.
 The endowment of the Connecticut Lit erary institution now reaches $34 109. It has increased $1O, 900 within a month.
 The Mercantile club has voted to consol- idate with the New Haven Athletic associ- tion, and fine building is to be erected.
 At the clock shop, beginning this week. the works will run only four days week, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri day.
 The alterations of the Benedict building are nearly completed. The expense of the change amounts to several thousands of dollars.
 The tug war team of St. Patrick's Young Mems T. A. and B. society will give @ prize contest at Lincoln rink next Satur- day night.
 Miss Stalsy, daughter of Bishop Staley of Cro1all, England, and Miss Mott Smith, daughter of the Hawaiian minister, are guests of Dr. A. B. Smith.
 N. T. Clark is building two new cot tages at Merwin's Point, one of which has . Merwin, the real estate dealer.
 MT. s. B. Morrison and Mr. Hugh Bayne, both of Yale '92, are spending few days of their vacation with MT. Give Day on Pennington avenue, Hartford.
 The funeral Saturday of Mrs. Sullivan, wife of Dr. Sullivan of Birmingham, was notably large one. Many New Haven friends were among those present.
 The late Mrs. Amelia B. Edwards, the Psychologist, novelist and lecturer, who died in London Saturday, visited this city in 1889, and lectured at the Hyperion the ater.
 John Kelly, Consolidated road brake man, had his hand badly crushed while coupling cars yesterday at the Water street freight yard. He was taken to his home on West street.
 Invitations have been received by some of Yale's good friends among the young ladies of Hartford for the second Univer- sity dance to be given at Warner hall, this city, on the evening of April 29.
 0. A. Bradley, the popular caterer, has won @ large patronage, and is catering with the best success for parties of all or any size, weddings, receptions, suppers and spreads. See advertisement.
 J. H. Berry of Orange, who was shot in the hip by Constable Russell, has been discharged from the hospital. The bullet was not extracted. The case will be tried on Thursday in West Haven before Justice Adams.
 urday night for non-support of family, is not the Thomas Lee who was for several years coachmsn for Mrs. Henry Farnsm. The latter bears a most excellent reputa- tion in every respect.
 The committees on the entertainment by the Ideal Minstrel company for the benefit of the Oppora Benevolent society, to be given at ProctoI's opera house April 27, report that the tickets for the same will bs in the hands of many prominent Hebrews to-day.
 The selectmen Saturday located the lines for the new electric railroad from the east end of Tomlinson's bridge to Wood ward avenue. In the near future Tomlin- sons bridge will probably be widened by the town, the widening being much needed.
 The engagement is just announced of Miss E. Zulette Goodrich, daughter of Mr. William H. Goodrich, formerly of the Hartford Courant, and MT. Tom Mason of New York. MT. Mason is young man we'll known in New York and Brooklyn literary circles, and is a humorous writer for Life and other papers.
 At least 20 per cent. can be saved by purchasing si1vsrwars at silvsrthsu's,