Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. High water to-day at 1O:54 a. m.


 Buy a good house-R. E. Baldwin.
 Concretipg and artificial stone. Con- necticut Concrete Co.,, 42 Church, room 4.
 The summer train schedule for the Con solidsted road went into effect at 12:01 yes- terday.
 New Wednesday the Cuban Giants will play the New Ravens at the Savin Rock ball grounds.
 A Washington dispatch announces the granting of an original pension to Elijah Downs of this city.
 Hon. Robert E. Colt, president of the New London and Northern railroad, was in town on Saturday.
 Attorney James Bishop has been eelected as orator by the Mechanics lodge of Sey- mour for their Memorial day, June 24.
 Dr. F. G. Wilmot has removed his dental office from No Elm street to his new building, No. 16 Elm street. Office first floor.
 Samuel 0. Campbell of this city was one of the winners in the ten mile road race of the Norwalk Wheel club in Norwalk on Saturday.
 An Indian village will be an attraction at Savin Rock on June 25. During that day, an Indian ball nine will play the New Ravens at the ball grounds.
 Rsv F. A. Scho6eld sill deliver an ad- dress next Sunday afternoon in Shelton M. E. church at that church's fourth anni- ve1sary celebration of their present church ediice.
 George Taylor of the firm of Taylor & Marin, W.stville grocers, while engaged in unloading a load of hay fell over the wheel of his wagon to the ground, badly fraotur- ing several ribs.
 Robert T. Merwin, the real estate agent of this city, has moved into his cottage at Woodmont, and A. W. Mattoon, MT. Mer- wins son in-law, has also arrived at his cottage with his family.
 The new Woodmont electric railroad Is completed as far as the John Merwin place. The tracks are laid and the wiring has been completed l. is expected the new road will hs iu operation about July 1.
 The Connecticut Masonic Veteran assoct- ation will hold It's annual reunion at New London, Wednesday, June 27th. Veterans who attend will have an opportunity to witness the Yale-Harvard boat recs.
 New Haven commsndery, No. 3, will visit Washington commandery, Mo- 1, of Hartford, to morrow evening, leaving New Haven at 5:5O on the express and return ing by a special train after the work is over.
 About twenty-five members of the Hart ford Wheel club came by Q train to New Haven yesterday morning and wheeled from here to Bridgeport. The club will have a delegation in to-dsy's parade in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Harry S. Jarrett of Waterbury, the wife of ex Policeman H. s. Jarrett, for merly of the New Haven police depsrt- ment, is making a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Thomas M. Roche, of Hsmil- ton street.
 The funeral of Mrs. James, wife of Judge Charles T. James of Washington, D. O., took plsce Saturday morning at 10:3O o'clock. She was buried in Grove street cemetery. The deceased was a daughter of the late Professor Charles NJ. Shepard.
 The steamboat L1zsrne Luddington has been chartered by the Rover Wheel club for the Yale Harvard racs at New London, June 2S The number of members to go ia limited to twenty-five. The Lotus club of this city has chartered the Sunshine to see the race.
 The Second company Governors Foot Guards, will give dress parade and promenade concert in the Second regiment armory on Meadow street on Wednesday night. A most enjoyable affair is promised to all who attend. A large attendance and brilliant eccial event Is assured.
 As is the annual custom Harmony lodge, I. O. O. F., will hold a memorial service tomorrow evening. The service will be simple one, but Is impressive. Those mem- bers who have died during the year were: Julius s. Beers of Brewsters, N. Y.. Charles L. Monson, Dewitt 0. Beardsley and Charles H. Rentz.
 On June 24 a concsrt will bs given at the town hall by New Haven ladies for the benefit of the Inval!ds' Home on Campbell avenue, West Haven. The first part of the program will consist of 8 drama. "Ths Gypsy Festival" presented by twenty six young ladies from New Haven. The second part will consist of vocal selections.
 The Junior society of the Howard avenue church had 6 delightful time Saturday afternoon in their outing | on Dr. Stiles' grounds in West Haven. 1 Rev. MT. Mutch had the little folks in his | charge. There were recitations, refresh- ments and . good time generally and vote of thanks to Dr. Stiles. Cards of invitation are cut for an ssan- nual outing" at Burns Point, on Wednes. lay, June 30. The committee having the lffair in charge are Miss Jane Dillon, Miss Mary E. Dillon, Miss Mary Fahey, and lGessrs. Donovan, John McHugh, Joseph Daniel OsConnsll, Daniel A. The steamer Messenger has ,sen chartered for the occasion.