Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-04
LOCAL N Il Tvs.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 8:52 p. m.

dlRn wafer tO-uay Nc o:o1 p. III.
Money wanted on mortgags.-R. E, Bald
win.
1.-The Cosmopolitan for December at T. b.
Pease & SOUS.
Frederick Howahield is to build frame
addition at 46s Orchard street.
Connecticut Rock lodge of Masons will go
to Bridgeport Wednesday evening to visit a
sister organization there.
Mre. E. L. Bronson and Miss Bronson of
Waterbury are visiting at the home of Mr..
Walter B. Law, 1866 Elm street.
OF the 13l 900 shares of Old Colony
stock to bs exchanged on the 10 to basis
only about AZ, 900 have been exchanged.
Attorney E. P. Arvine of this city will
soon start for the West Indies, where he
will remain some time for the benefit of his
health.
Officer Michael Farrell is to erect large
three story brick dwelling on his State
street lot. 1t will contain one store and
five tenements.
The Harugari Singing society held an
evening entertainment in their hall last
night. Music was furnished by the Philhsr-
monte orchestra.
W. F. Tuttle and bride. nee Miss Chris
tine Tillman, returned Saturday from a
ten days wedding tour through New York
state. They will reside at $50 Winthrop
avenue.
The German American Cleveland club
met at their rooms, 1853 Grown street, last
evening but did no business other than to
ratify the work done at previous meetings
of the club.
Patrol Driver Patrick Blake, of police
seriously i'll with the grip at their home,2
Humphrey street. DR.. L. j. Gaynor is at
tending them.
All Indications point to crowded house
on the occasion of the lecture of Rev. Il.
M. Gallaher, D. D., who will lecture In the
ming, December Is.
o. w. butcher has contracted to build
500 home on Washington avenue, near
Main street, for Frank Wilcox. Mr..
the new fire engine house, in the rear of
the new town hall.
Colonel E. F. James, until recently buei-
ness manager of the Palladium, has re-
signed to accept the business management
of the Cincinnati Tribune, of which Will
liam Nichols, formerly of the Morning
News of this city, 10 managing editor.
The funeral of Owen Kennedy, who died
at his home, 214 Hamilton street, after
long illness, will take place this morning at
St. Pstrick's church. He leaves two sons,
Rev. Mr.. Kennedy of Danbury and Ed
ward T. Kennedy of the town clerks Office
here.
William A. Aiken, Yale L. S. 's2, who
arbitration committee de Behring sea, and
Is at present associated in the practice of
law with Frederick Coudert of New York
city. was in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
Mrs. Noyes E. Perkins, wife of Captain
Perkins who was formerly of Westville,
and is now of St. Croix, and who is well
known in this city from his connection
with various shipping interests here, leaves
in about ten days to join her husband.
She has been visiting in Westville and
through the summer.
Lawyer Julius Twiss has q couple of
houses in the works on Thompson street,
West Haven, near First avenue, and has
the cellar excavated for another. He has
erected on all about a dozen attractive
houses in this immediate locality, most of
them on First avenue, which has greatly
improved this section of West Haven,
which is quite near the electric cars and
the city line.
The many friends of MI Mary E.
Sperry, a we'll known and mucn respected
lady of Westville. will be panied to hear of
her serious illness. She had not been feel
ing we'll for come time past, and bronchial
pneumonia has set in, and owing to her ad
vanced age serious apprehension is felt.
Mrs. Martha J. Northrop of West Haven,a
sister of Mrs Sperry, is slowly recovering
from severe attack of muscular rheuma-
tism.