Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-30
LOCAL NEWS.
RrlaT manlIOn.

Lots of blackfsh are now being caught The Arions ana their families had 8 picnic at South End yesterday.
 Rev. MT. Cooper preached fine patriotic ser mon at the Epworth M. E. church last evening Abraham Caro-, son of Jacob Caro of New York city, is visiting relatives and friends in this city. The board of government of the Knights of Columbus will hold it's annual meeting in June. Two engines collide1 at the Long wharf cross ing last evening. Both were damaged to some extent.
 Bethel has big celebration of Memorial day to-day, when it's new $5,OO0 monument will be dedicated
 The American band has been engaged by the St. Patrick's T. A. B. society for their excursion in July or August.
 The J. Gibbs Smith company has sent a check for S25 to Chief Kennedy for the Firemens Be- nevolent association.
 Great plant sale at Dickerman's opening to- day. It beats all records in this city. Extent and variety never equalled here.
 The Hustlers of this city will play the Guil- lords in GuiIford to-day. Graham and Slater will be the battery for the Hustlers.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Young Wemen's Christian association will be held at the home this afternoon at o'clock.
 The Turn verein held their first series of hare and hound runs Saturday afternoon. It was over a four mile course. Good time was made. Mir. G. W. P. Bedell of 333 Howard avenue has taken the position as manager of the Windsor hotel and cottages at the Atlantic Highlands, NJ.
 The kirmess being held under the a auspices of the Ladies' Aid society of St. Joseph's church in Masonic hall, Westville, is proving great suc-
 
 The Veterans Memorial association of West Haven attended service at Chrsts church in that place yesterday morning. Rev. Mr. Whitney preached the sermon.
 Chapel street was packed with people last Sat. urday night, the weather being so fine and pleas ant Saturday evenings so few. The merchants did rousing business.
 Doorman Moore and Officers Walters and Stokes, twenty years of service on the police force, will go before the police commissioners to- morrow evening to be retired.
 horse attached to delivery wagon, Grocer Judson Terrell's, took lively run Saturday morning on East Chapel street and upset Otto Dietter's horse and wagon opposite Armstrong's carriage shop.
 An interesting and instructive discourse WOE preached in the Church of the Messiah yester day morning by Rev. L. H. Squires on ''The True Defenses of Nation" In the evening MI. .Squires lectured on ''The Duties of Womanhood."
 The New Haven clock works will shut dowr for three days this week on account of Decora tion day and circus day. Sargents shop will alse close the first three days Some changes in tht main shop will be made to afford better ligh and ventilation.
 The Bergishe Harmonic society gave @ verl enjoyable sacred concert in their hall last even ing. The proceeds were for the benefit of thu delegation from the society to the Connection sangerbund July 11-12 at New Britain Quite { handsome sum was realized.
 Many hundreds of people rode to Savn Rocl yesterday, the horse cars being crowded in the afternoon. Travel on the Fair Haven line wa. very heavy yesterday, the day being so fine for ride on the cars. Hundreds visited the cemetery to lay flowers on the graves of loved ones.
 Professor A. M. Loomis called on his old frient P. F. Gilmore, the famous band leader, at tn, New Haven house Saturday. It was pleasan meeting and old time memories were revived O days twenty years ago when Professor Loom and MT. Gilmore were intimate friends in Law renee, Mass.
 Rev. Dr. Kelley preached the sermon at ths First Methodist church yesterday morn ing, Rev. Dr. Wendell of Boston preached at the evening service. Dr. Kelley's scholarly sermons are heard with deep interest and wei repay the close attention they elicit from hii many hearers.
 complimentary organ recial by Harry B.Jep son '93, assisted by C. H. Mann. baritone vii take place in Batten chapel Thursday evening June g. The ushers will be '93 men and will bs as follows: Winthrop E. DwIght John Fl. Field Edson F. Gallaudet, Henry B. Barnes J. Westor Allen, Francis Parsons, John T. Robinson, ,Georg. T. Slade Webster Wheelock and Frederick w Bates A fine program will be rendered.