Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 9:15 a. m.
 Buy & good houss-R. E. Bald win.

Buy good houss-R. E. Baldwin.
 The Veteran Bremen will go to Glen Island on August 9.
 Pease has the Cosmopolitan for June, highly excellent number.
 Professor Brastow preached in the South church, Middletown, yesterday.
 The United American Mechanics will give an excursion to New London on July 4
 The seventeen year locusts were noticed in large numbers on West Rock yesterday.
 Concretirg and artificial stone. Con- necticut Concrete Co.,, 42 Church, room 4.
 A strawberry festival is to be given at United church chapel next Friday evening,
 The one hundredth anniversary of the Episcopal academy in Cheshire will be celebrated on June 17 and IS.
 It was reported last night that Joe Eley's bear, which has been at large in the woods at West Haven, has been captured.
 Professor w. D. Whitney was reported as slightly improved last evening, although his condition was still very serious.
 Miss M. A. Stuart of No. 113 Dwight street leaves New York city this week for an extended trip in the western states.
 David K. Peck, aged eighty, died in Bridgeport yesterday. He was years ago a prominent business man in that city.
 The republicans of Middlstown have en- gagged special train for New Haven and return for the celebration Wednesday.
 Captain Elizur Thompson, who has been i'll at the old lighthouse, is improving and expects to bs able to get out this week.
 Assistant United States District Attor- ney Thomas Greenwood, fifty two, died In New York Saturday. He was a~graduate of Yale.
 Mrs. Heman B. Allen, formerly of this oity, has returned to Meriden after two years' trip, which included stay of months in South Africa.
 Friendship lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, of Bridgeport, will by invitation pay vieit to Columbia lodge of New Haven next Wednesday evening.
 Rev. W. F. Markwick of the Congrega. tional church, Ansoria, celebrated the l twenty. fifth anniversary of his entering the pulpit yesterday.
 The Republican League clnbs' state con vention in this city Wednesday will take | place, rain or shine. But in case of rain, the parade will be postponed.
 The Columbia freshmen arrived at New London yesterday, also the University of | Pennsylvania nine who, sfter dining at the l Crocker house, came on to this city.
 r ok | corner of East and State streets, was ar rested yesterday by Officer sesslsr charged I with violation of the Sunday liquor law.
 Lawyer Corners of New York addressed | the Elm City Juvenile section at the Kselsy league rooms yesterday afternoon. Mir. Corners was formerly of Branford, Conn.
 The ssmi-annual convention of the New Haven County Woman's Christian Temper snce union will convene in the Taylor | Memorial M. E. church, Milford, Wednes- day.
 The Grays' banjo club will give concert in Warner hall this evening. The program that has been arranged is most excellent one, and the sals of tickets has been very large.
 Large throngs took advantage of the pleasant weather of yesterday and boarded the different electric and horse cars going to Savin Rock, Morris Cove and East and West Rock.
 The New Haven Elevator Guard com pany has filed its certificate of organiza- tion. The company has capital of $5, GOO nd xp{1 rrea machinery.
 Thomas R. Thompson of this city takes . prominent part with his "Chalk Talks" 1t the big International Institute of Juve- nile Workers, which takes place in Wash. ington, D. O., in the latter pat of this month.
 A committee from St. Paul's Universal ist church, Springfield, came to New Haven to see Rev. Charles Conklin, from whom they hoped to secure a promise of favorable consideration if call should be extended to him.
 Abbott 0. Paige. graduate of Sheffield Scientific school ten years ago, has just been made fellow of the Iowa Academy of Science. He has been for the last year or two professor of natural science of Iowa State Normal school.
 J. A. Hartwell, captain of the Yale crew of 1899. will coach the candidates for the 'Varsity boat most of the time till after the Yals-Harvard race at New London. s. B. Ives, captain of last years crew, and Percy Bolton, '86, arc also coaching the Yale can aidates at present. Ii The Consolidated road has issusd con. venisnt and valuable directory of the ho- Esls, boarding houses, etc., in the town of Inc railroad lines of the Consolidated sys- , Ism, with rates. postofice address, fare from New York, etc. A fine map showing .. Inc route of the road and all it's many togsther with connecting lines, ,is } Ilso given. The book is issued for the e. ,ommodation Of thoss who desire to spend , l summer term In the country, and must . ,s appreciated by the patrons of the road.