Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-09
LOCAL N H WS.
Brief Mention. Iioh water today ct 1:24 6. m.

High water today st 1:24 a. m.
 Buy good houss-R. E. Baldwin.
 It is expected that the improvements at the Free Public library will be completed next week.
 The Grsys will be ordered out for spring parade May 23. The other com panies will be ordered out that week also.
 Miss Clara Douglass of Forestville gave 8 musicale in honor of her guest, Mics Johnson of this city, on Saturday even- ing.
 The Msy festival given in Masonic hall, westvills, last evening, was most en- joyable affair and large audience was present.
 Oards are out for the marriage of Hattie l.. Hitchcock and Irving s. Tinker in the Congregational church in Plainville on Thursday, May IT.
 It is expected that the large and beauti- full schooner being built at Gsssner's yard by MT. Henry Sutton will be ready to be launched on June 5.
 Golden Rod chapter No. 34, O. E. s, of West Haven, will hold a social at the resi- dence of Mrs. Francis Kettle of Richard street on Thursdsy, May 10.
 s. s. Sanford and son Harry of Bridge port sail for Europe next week. On their return they will be accompanied by Mies Kitty 0. Sanford, who has been abroad for some time.
 Mrs. s. L. Cady, principal of West Fad Institute, 56 Hillhouse avenue, has been absent from town eeveral days attending the funeral of her eldest daughter, Mrs. 0. G. Cooper of Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
 William Gillern of Forestville, who has secured position with tho New Haven Clock company, moved his family to this city yesterday. He has rented his house in Forestville to Postmaster J. F. Holden.
 H. N. Cheney, law student, while un- der the influence of liquor, roundly abused Officer c. J. Egan late last night. He was arrested and locked up, charged with drunkenness and abusive language.
 Prayers over the remains of Mrs. Nancy M. Johnson were held at the house on Hanover street, Meriden. The body was brought to this city yestercay afternoon for burial. Many hand.ome floral tributes were received.
 An adjourned general meeting of the Nerchants' Retail association will be held at Harmonic hall at 7:45 o'clock this evening. All retail merchants are invited to be present. There will be business transacted of interest to all.
 Mrs. Fl. 8. Anderson gave a most de- lightfnl afternoon tea at her residence on Edgewood avenue to the senior and junior normal classes of the Anderson gymnasium yesterday afternoon. The graduation ex- ercises of the class of '94 take place this evening at the gymnasium on York street, near Wall.
 A most enjoyable entertainment was given by the Bethel Cadets in Warner hall last night, the Hon. J. D. Plunkett pre- siding in the absencs of the Hon. N. D. spsrry. The program included vocal solos by W. T. Blount and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Chandler Halle, and Mrs. Bertie Davis of fcisted as elocutionist.
 The New Haven office of the Belliuger German Remedy company has been re. moved from Room 36 to Room 6, Hosdley building. The new office Is on the second floor fronting Church street, up ono flight, take elevator. The company is daily re- cstving applications for treatment from persons afflicted with liquor, opium, mor- phins, cocoaine and other drug diseases. 0eo advertisement.