Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-03-21
LOCAL n x W..
Brief Mem1fOn.

Own home-$1O NOR. E. Baldwin.
Governor Buckley Is in Boston for day
or two.
Why not have comfort this summer
Wear the new, stylish, Royal Shoe.
Gerrit 8. Rice, the artist, has been i'll
with erysipelas in the head, but is now re-
covering.
An axle of No SIS hose carriage snapped
in two as the carriage was en- route to the
fire Saturday evening.
Under the auspices of the Carl Marx
club there will be presented the German
play entitled 1.-THE Deserter' at Germania
hall this evening.
John J. Alling, with William A. Spald-
ing for six years, has purchased the stock,
fixtures and business of Walter A. Fran
ces, at al Dixwell avenue.
Rev. Mr.. Hammond, who is conducting
meetings at English hall, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Peck, 285 Crown
street, during his stay in this city.
John Damn of the firm of Damn Bros,
manufacturers. is recovering from an at
tack of erysipelas in the head, which con-
fined him to the house for two weeks.
The Harugari Singing society gave an
entertainment last evening in its hall. The
Philharmonic orchestra furnished music,
the society sang and various of the mem
bers took part.
Rev. John G. Collins leaves for Boston
to-day to meet the local COMMITTEES of Bos-
%op In raourd n orrouoaynouto for Tho ann
vention of the Christians at Work, to be
hsld next November at Boston.
Joseph Shearlock of Bishop street, who
has been connected with the steam heating
company on Artisan street for many years,
has purchased lot on Orange street, COR
ner of Lawrence, and will build there the
coming summer.
A subscriber writes: "Mrs. DR.. Doug
lass, who has been visiting relatives and
friends here, is about to return to her
home in Philadelphia. She is delighted
with New Haven aud its environs. What
would she say In summerf"
A banquet will be given in Westville to-
night by Edgewood lodge, Knights of
Pythias. A team from Eel lodge will be
present and will work the amplified work.
There will bs delegations present from the
Rathbone, Schiller and other lodges of this
city.
The members of the city government
will visit Springfield to-day for the pur-
pose of inspecting the electric railway sys-
tenn in use in that city. There will be q
special car attached to the 1:06 Am. train
for the use of the members Of the govern:
ment.
A lecture will be given at the Humphrey
street Congregational church Wednesday
evening, March %. The subject of the
lecture is ''Ben Hur," and will be given for
the benefit of the boys brigade. The
Ladies' Aid society has q sale of fancy
articles and cake March 81.
Counsel for the Jacob Morris estate, who
made an assignment some time ago, have
agreed on q settlement, E. II. Morris of
New York, the largest creditor, for $21 900,
having agreed to terms. The terms of
settlement are not known. Claims amount
ing to $l8, 641. SO were allowed.
The tickets for tho Yale-Harvard debate,
which is to take place Friday night next in
the Hyperion theater, have been on distri-
button for two days. The demand has
been in excess of the supply. The seats
are checked off by the committee as fast
as taken, and on next Wednesday night,
when the bookings close, there will not be
a seat left.
Rev. L. H. Squires occupied the pulpit
of the Church of the Messiah yesterday
morning and evening, and preached two
able and instructive discourses. His even
ing theme was ''The Preparation of the
Heart" In the opinion Of number of
his hearers it was one Of the best sermons
delivered by Mr.. Sduires. who always has
something to say which is original and ed
flying. -@