Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 2:55 a. m.

High water to-day at 200 q. m.
Buy good house-R. E. Baldwin.
Hillhouse high school examinations be-
gin next Monday.
The Cuban Giants will play ball in Mer-
iden to-day with the Meridens.
Turing and grading Con-
crete company, 40 Church, room 4.
Elegant crayon portraits free at the
Royal shoe store. You can have one.
The steamer Margaret is expected to ar
rive here June and resume her trips to
the "Thimbles."
s. q. Kirby, the jeweler, and wife have
returned from a very pleasant trip to
Washington, D. @.
Graduation exercises at the Shelton high
school, class of '94, last evening at the
Sterling opera house.
Rev. F. Stanley Root of the Park church,
Hartford, formerly of this city, is to take
a trip to Europe in June.
Rev. DR.. 8. P. Leeds and wife of Hano-
YER, N. H., are the guests of Mrs. Romanta
Wells of 40 Trumbull street.
The Adelphis of Derby will play ball
with the West Haven club at the cottage
grounds, Savin Rock, to-day.
The fire alarm bells rang a mixed-up
alarm yesterday afternoon. TWAS all ow-
ing to the wires getting crossed.
Bradstreet's for this week predicts an
uncommonly dull summer. The indica-
tions are not considered cheering.
On the estate of Stephen q. Thatcher
yesterday Harry N. Day and Grove J. Tut
tie were appointed commissioners.
The corner stone of the new Methodist
church in Derby will be laid to morrow af-
ternoon, Presiding Elder North officiating.
The Scottish Rite Masons of this state
will assemble In consistory session in the
Masonic temple, Norwich, next Monday af-
ternoon at O'Clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the
managers of the Young Women's Christian
association will be held at the home Mon
day afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Ex-Judge 8. A. York gave dinner last
night at the Ansantawse club in honor of
W. W. Scudder of the Newark News and
Attorney W. A. Duree of Newark, NJ.
New Haven republicans who attended
the rally in Milford Friday night speak in
high praise of their reception and enter
tainment by their Milford republican
friends.
The Machine Gun platoon, under COM
mand of Lieutenant William Sears, and
the First Separate company, under Cap
tain Daniel Lathrop, held their field day
yesterday.
The funeral services of Bridget Scanlon,
wife of Patrick Soanlon of 344 Columbus
avenue, took place yesterday morning at
Sacred Heart church, where requiem mass
was celebrated.
Mr.. James s. Brockett, who for the past
three years has been in i'll health, suffered
q paralytic stroke Monday evening and now
lies in . critical condition at his home, s62
Dlxwsll avenue.
Not only New Haven people, but people |
from all the neighboriug towns, find it wise
and satisfactory and pleasant to trade at
Kirby's old renowned jewelry store. New
goods constantly arriving.
F. B. Otis, Yale '93, who is now study
Ing medicine in New York city, and who
later goes to Japan In the mission service,
IL visiting Henry Hopkins of the tailoring
firm of Hopkins & Allan.
Alderman Lowe was In New York yea-
terday on business connected with the 70
publican clubs of the state. He is GA ID a
transportation committee of the nasasp al
uhI{oayo nj bu Of tho aook
An electric car on the State atrssa road
ran into team driven by Alfred Hs vsrth
at Neck bridge yesterday. wree1 lng the
wagon and throwing Nr. HowarA1 into the
street. He was aeversly injured
Philip A,lier died at the alay house yes-
teSday, aged sevsnty-three. He was a
member Of Connecticut Rpaa lodge. The
funeral will take place Sors aorrov after
noon from his late sssidH ice on Hallock
street.
The two rqea k'iisd,bg the "cannon balln
express tasight train. al ;stony Greek early
ysatsEdsy morning wsr identified yester-
DAY ~ two swsdaa y AIMED johnson and
hatson. They ws1kS a. the Stony Greek
quarries.
oHanR 70 tse ssH1 :es In Pennsylvania and
he conseQaenA ~ ,rtage of coal, causing
rolling zaills 10 - at down, tho Oonsolidat-
cd road II obliged to wait for 2. 600 toms Of
utssl rails which It ordered for the Shore
Line road and which ought to have arrived
here week ago.
Deans Rheumatic M,s absolutely cure rheu.