Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-03
LOCAL NE WIS.
Brief Mention. High water to-day at 7:43 p. m.

High water today st 1:45 p. m.
 A good investment, cheap, R. E. Baldwin.
 Dr. Jenkins of Yale 's8 8. spoke on "Fertilizsrs" at the Farme rs' institute in Bristol yesterday.
 Rev. Mr. ScovilIe of Trinity church, this city, preached at All Saints' church, Meri- den, last evening.
 The visit of the Connecticut National Guard to the Columbus celebration in New York city cost $11, ,52062.
 Ktrby's jewelry store continues to be great resort for buyers seeking choice goods at bargains. Attend the removal sale.
 The late Professor Louis Bail was in- sured in the Masonic Protective society of this city. He had been a member for a number of years.
 Miss Mammie Cummings of State street and Miss Katie Prella of Ferry street are spending flaw days with Mrs. William Marley of New York.
 Miss Nsina Ainscoe of this city Is among ~tine chorus in the Camille D'Arville Comic Opera company, which Is playing an en- gagement at the Hyperion.
 Lyman W. Clinton, aged seventy nine, died in the poor house in Ansonia yester- day. He was born in Derby and was at one time considered to be we'll of.
 Rs. Rev. Michael Tisrney, bishop of the R. 0. diocese of Hartford, has issued or ders directing every parish in the diocese to observe the fftieth anniversary of the diocese, March IT, St. Patrick's day.
 Dr. Arthur s. Cheney, Yale 's0 s. and '93 M. s., who has been serving for the past six months as assistant surgeon in the Stefans hospital, Reichenberg, Austria, has gone to Vienna for further professional study.
 William Smith of Staten Island, a sea man, sixty five years of age, fell off the Belle dock at an early hour this morning and fractured his skull. He was taken to tho hospital.
 The great and unprecedented demand for fur shoulder oapes, 80 useful and fash ionable, continues at Burgess | Burgess fur emporium. Bs sure and buy now if you wish to save money. The prices are unusually low.
 The Connecticut Valley Manufacturing plant in Centerbrook, town of Essex, com prising four large building. was nearly de. stroyed by fire yesterday. Loss about s60,- GOO; insurance ss5, 900. The concern man. ufactures augurs and bits.
 Charles T. Clark of Stamford, who was on Wednesday found guilty of an outrage ous ssssult upon si1teen-year-old Louise Hoffksns, was yesterday morning in Bridgeport sentenced to twenty years at hard labor in the state prison.
 While stopping one of Smedley's 's tesms, which had run away yesterday afternoon at State street and Grand avenue, Officer Owen J. Daley waa dragged from the cor ner to the Grand avenue bridge. He suo- oeeded in stopping the team, however.
 Tomorrow will be a grand red letter day at Pastor Miller's ohurch on Dixwell avenue, when anniversary exercises will be held. Tomorrow he completes his eleventh year ss their pastor. The church has prospered greatly under the charge of this very efficient and able minister.
 A mock trial was held in Veru hall last night by the members of the New Haven Young Mems Republican club, about 200 of the members being present. The speeches were vigorous and the whole af- fair 6 success. J. Birney Futile and J. P. Goodhart were among the leading speak