Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-17
LOCAL EWS.
Brief Mention.


 High water to-day at 6:53 p. m.
 Easter opening at Augur's to-day.
 A good investment, cheap, R. E. Baldwin. A big flock of belated geese flew north ward yesterday.
 The Sacred Heart Catholic club held 9 smoker at their club house last night.
 Mozart lodge, N. E. o. F., was presented with@a silver gavel last evening by the Grand lodge of Connecticut.
 The St. Aloysius T. A. B. society will give . cake walk in Banquet hall this evening. Dancing will precede the 'walk."
 The great removal sale of watches, jew elry and art objects at Ktrby's old reliable store soon closes. Come join the throng of buyers.
 The West Haven buckle shop Is shut down temporarily. The West Haven key shop Is running eight hours day with re- duced force.
 Miss Susan Parmelee and Joanna Schmidt of the New Haven Training School for Nurses are spending little time in Haddam.
 A plot of land has been bought by the City Missions association in the center of tho city on which e fine building will be erected as headq usrters for the city mis- sion work.
 The Candee rubber factory closes to- night for five weeks' shut down, all ex- cepting the packing room, where about forty are employed and which closes Mon- day night.
 The nineteenth anniversary and ball of Court Elm City 5, ,933, A. o. F. of A., was held in Harugari hall last night. The grand march was led by J. J. Smith, fol- lowed by the committee. Easter hats! Easter hats, including the the splendid Knox, Burgess & Burgess sole agent for New Haven. Many ladies gre buying fur shoulder capes, so useful and stylish, at Burgess q Burgess. It pays to buy now.
 The committee on retrenchment and re- form met in the city hall last evening and considered the petition of W. G. Cunning and others for reform in health reerla- tions in regard to the care of persons suf- fering from contagious diseases, but ar- rived at no decision.
 church are preparing . fine entertainment to be given in the church psrlors on Thursday evening, March 22. Miss Jar- lsy's WAX works are on the program and aAka md xrflI 6 Aoo of the entertainment.
 'The Aasque of Culture," Miss Trum- bulls clever and attractive play, will be given in this city April 6, for the benefit of the United Workers. The cast will be the same that presented the piece so suo- osssfully in this city. excepting in the cases of Caasandra and Zenobis.
 Lieutenant Colonel Thomas s. Williams of this city conducted the installation of the officers of Hawking division, U. R., Knights of Pythias, in New London Thurs day night. General Dursnd in command Of the state brigade and Captain Norton were also present, and General Durand gave an address. ,......'.. - Mr. Gustave Bolze Of 494 stste street the general representative of the Vocalion Organ company, received yesterday the or- der for . Vocation organ for the private theater In Madam Patti's castle at Craie-y- nos in South Wales, Great Britain, When Madam Patti gave her concert here in in New HassA Mr. Bolzs played the organ to show her that 1t was capable of producing every orchestral effect which Is needed in oratorio and operatic performances.
 Old Ltne Boats. -- On and after April 3 boats will leave New York at 3p. m. and Il P. m. and leave New Haven ct 10 30 .. m.,, and 12:30 night.
 WOlfT Clabss
 The seventh annual ball of the Wolf Tone club was held In the old Union ermory last night. The march was led by John AcQueensy and Mss Susie Creshan.