Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. High water today at 12:48 .. m.

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 Buy 6 new houss-R. E Baldwin.
 Mrs. Emma A. Murphy of 12S Elm street, West Haven is quite i'll with grip.
 Mrs. Eiizur Thompson, the wife of the veteran lighthouse keeper, is i'll with the grip.
 Professor J. M. Lee was the guest of his brother, J. Fl. Lee, in Stamford, a few days laat week.
 Burglars robbed the money drawer of Halstead & Harmount, on Water street, of $75 Saturday.
 J.J. Strong, the man i'll with smallpox at the pest house, is improving and ex- pectsd to recover.
 The police this morning will commence the work of taking the census of the unem- ployed of the city.
 The Salt plush factory at Bridgeport has started up with full force in all depart ments-150 men in all.
 Rev. Fathers Hartigsn and Lilley, who who have been i'll with the grip at the Priory of St. Asry's church, are recover ing.
 Alexander Sinclair, the sll-known day clerk at the New Haven house is critically ill with the grip ct his home, 53 Mansfield street.
 Harry Arkrin of West Haven has been appointed chief engineer st the power house of the Winchester Avenue Electric railrosd in West Haven.
 Tho Albany theater which was destroyed by fire early Saturday morning was under the management of o. H. Smith, formerly manager of the New Haven opera house.
 The annual masquerade ball of the Arion Singing society will be given at the Hype- rion theater January 22. The Second Reg iment band and the Philharmonic orches- tra of twenty two pieces will play.
 Max Dessauer has resigned as leader of the Harugari Singing society on account of the press of business connected with his new school of music. On Saturday night he was rendered . banquet by the society.
 One of the halysrds on the liberty pole became unfastened and consequently the lag did not float on Saturday. Thomas Brewer of 28 Collis street, climbed up the pole and easily repaired the damage. He is member of the Elisha Peck Garrison.
 The officials of the Yale Kent club an- nounce that Congressman Wilson, the au- thor of the tariff bill now before congress, has accepted their invitation to come to New Haven to address the members of the club. MT. Wilson will probably come in March.
 Michael J. Brady was arrested yesterday, charged. with the stabbing of Mrs. Mandel at his boarding house on Little Orange street on Saturday night. Brady says the whole affair is blank to him and that he has ab- solutsly no recollection of it. Brady Is @ printer.
 Miss Mabel G. Andrews, the soprano, sang yesterday in the quartet at Grace P. E. church, Fair Haven, taking the place temporarily of Miss Squires. Miss An drews has fine voice which has been un- der careful and competent training and the results arc most gratifying to the young lady's many friends.
 The New York Herald claims that sr- fanRements are being made for the "wind- up" of the New England road at the oom- ing foreclosure sale. and that the New Ha- ven is sure to get 1t, and that the bond holders have organized to prevent the New Haven from bidding 1t in too ehesply, and that Mcleod is out of the race, and Russell Sage is not hslping to resurrsot the wreck from insolvency.