Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M entkOI
1f1e1 M GHIKOH. High water to-day at 100 a. m.

High water to-day at 100 a. m.
 Buy a good houss-R. E. Baldwin.
 The City Guard has voted to hold their annual decoration day on Sunday June 24
 Concretipg and artificial stone. Con- necticut Concrete Co.,, 42 Church, room 4.
 e. Warren and wife have sold to Stencil Mischke, land and building on Will low street, Meriden.
 Mss Grace Adams of 143 WhalIey ave- nue Is spending the summer in Milltcwn, province of New Brunswick.
 Editor Rowe of the South Norwalk News was in the city last evening making brief calls on several of his old friends.
 Mir. aud Mrs. All. Kimberly have issued cards for a large reception on this, Thurs day, evening. It will be one of the promi- nent social events of the season.
 Mrs Nora Russell -Hsesche of this city Is among the talent engaged to sing at an en- tertainment to ba given by the Christian Doctrine and Aid society week from next Friday in Wallingford.
 To-day at 3 p. m. the ministers of the Methodist church in the New Haven dis trict meet with Rev. W. P. Arbukle at his home in Shelton, and will be bsrqueted later in the vestry cf the church.
 The New Haven Rstsil Butchers associa- ton at their meeting last night voted to send c. Richards and Selectman Pohlman as delegates to the National Butchers sso- tion to be held in Wheeling, W. Va, next week.
 The Wirsted Herald, speaking of HarIis' Nickel Pia'e circus which exhibits In this city June 13 and II ssys it gave first class enterts!pmsnt to an audience that thoroughly appreciated the excellence o2 the acts.
 A disorderly house kept by Ellen Hss,et at 10 Oak street was raided by the police last evening early and the proprie trees, Ella Stevens, Rose Gedring, Annie Melis. Am Reardon, Mary Wright and Mary Hart were arrested.
 George Platt snd James F. Tracy while drunk last night went into J. Edward Ksatipg's grocery store, and York and Oak streets, and assaulted the clerk. They were arrested by Officer OConror and lock up charged with breach of the peace.
 President w. J. Miller of the Derby Sil- yer company and W. S. Hooper of Shelton were in town yesterday at the republican convention, and among the other Shelton delegation were John H. Barlow, D. s. Brinsmsde, Rev. J. J. Cooper, Chief Tom linson.
 Hundreds of people went to Belle dock yesterday to see the wreckage of the tug boat Rambler, which was blown to pieces yesterday, as is elsewhere told. The water was dragged for the body of the cook, but without avail. It Is believed his body wss blown to pieces.
 on the State street branch of the New Ha- ven Street Railway company's line last last night. No cars were running on the road from So'clock to midnight. The sus pension was due to the breaking of rope belt at the power house.
 The marriage of Rev. W. J. Tate and Miss Emily L. Bond of Southington is get for Wednesday, June 20, at 5 p. m., in the Plsntsvills Baptist church. Rev. E. s Halloway of New York will perform the ceremony. The couple will be ''at homo" in Springfield after July IS.
 The annual meeting of the Congrega- tional club will be held at the Church Of the Redeemer on June II in the evening The report of Necrologfst Rev. W. W. Nc Lane, D. D., will be read, and the Hon. Wallace Bruce, K consul to Edinburgh, will deliver the address of the evening.
 The Wsllingford delegates selected to at tend the republican convention in this city yesterday were: W. J. Leavenwortb, G. A. Glahn, w. A. Trask, D. A. Sheehen, 8 z. P. Beach, E. M. Judd, 0. roothe, ST., s. Whitaker, O. I. Martin, W. N. Whitaker, E. A. Russell, J. Msltby, A. L. Judd, 0. F. Lane. The Connecticut Music Teachers associa- ion will hold 8 three days musical festival n this city commencing at p. m. Monday ,ext with an organ recital St Calvary Bap- ist church. In the evening @ promenade eception and concert will be given at Warner hall, also seven concerts and the )ratorio of the Creation on Tuesday and Wednesday. One dollar for a course or aembership ticket admits to all. Tickets re on sale at Treat & Shepard's, c. M. 'oomis' Sons, M. Steinert's, Linsley, Root 7 O., Il Broadway, B. N. Bishops drug tore and J. W. Ballou's drug store.
 The funeral of Mrs. G. N. Engle took lace yesterday afternoon from the resi- snce of the bereaved family, No. 61 Gar en street. There was a large attendance soIrowing friends. Rev. MT. Slsbks f6ciated and made very sympathetic and ] ppropriate remarks, in which he spoke of 1 10 eetimable life of the deceased wife and lother and of her patience and resien.- on during her long illness. Tho floral ( ibutes were numerous and beautiful. lahl ( Hegel had charge of the cersno- les. The interment was in Evergreen ! metegy. 1t