The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-31
LOCAL US.
Brief Mention,

Buy lot-SlOU k. E. Baldwin.
 High water to-day at 9:l3 a. m. an 9;84 p. m.
 Attorney Gager of Shelton is on hi way home from Europe.
 Mrs. Harry s. Jarrett of Waterbur, is visiting Mrs. Swift of Crown street.
 Concreting and artificial stone. Con necticut Concrete Co.,, AZ 2Church, room 4
 The Rev. John Bryan of Plainvill, has arrived home from his visit abroad
 Charles Hawkhurst, ST., of Shelton, ii very i'll with inflammation of tn. bowels.
 MT. and Mrs. Roger DeBussy of New Haven visited H. Wales Lines of Meri den Sunday.
 Mrs. Frederick Covert of Thomastor arrived at Savin Rock yesterday on { visit to her sister, Mrs. Simpson, who has cottage there.
 The August meeting of the New Ha. ven Medical society will be held at the residence of Dr. Leonard w. Bacon. ir.. on Elm street tomorrow.
 The spire of the Broadway Congrega- tlonal church, Norwich, was struck by lightning Sunday afternoon and dam- aged to the extent of S5, ,OOO.
 T. P. and F. T. Terry of Ansonia have taken Mrs. F. A. Lum's cottage ait Merwin's Point for few weeks, and bheir families went there last week,
 Oliver H. Easten, a successful Hart ford architect, aged seventy, died Sat urday. His son is a professor in the University of Pennsylvania and is now h Europe travelling.
 Antonio Rockwell of Hurle's merchant tailoring store, Center street, is slowly Improving and hopes to be out again in few days. He is at the farm of Mir. fomlinson in North Woodbridge.
 Ezel lodge, Knights of Pythias. will confer the rank of knight on two can- dldates this evening. The work will be done by the team. All knights arc in- vited to attend the meeting.
 The funeral of Arthur Hamlir of Shelton, aged twenty-three, who died saturday of abscess of the stomach look place yesterday, Russell camp. s of ", in charge. He leaves wife and child.
 Colonel J. B. Doherty of the Second regiment received telegram yesterday announcing that his brother-in-law, E. H. Hanchett of Menomonee. Wis dropped dead last evening. Colonel Doherty left for the west last night.
 James Henderson, the coal and wood dealer a: 155 Commerce street will leave in few days for visit to his former nome ir Scotland. He has not been there ill many years and will once more gambol among his old playmates, He will return in September.
 The members of Stamford tent Knights of the Maccabees, are prepar- Ing for an entertainment to their friends, to be given some time in Au- gust. They have received an invita- ton to attend a picnic at savin Rock under the auspices of New Haven tent. The newly elected officers of the | Plainville Water company are; Presi- dent, W. L. Cowles; vice president, A. N. Clark; superintendent, H. W. Hig- gtns; secretary and treasurer, R. C. Usher. Stockholders have received checks of 2 per cent, an accumulated surplus over the regular dividends which are 8 per cent per annum.
 Rev. J. A. Mulcahy of Waterbury will leave to-day for the Catholic summer school at Plattsburg. New York. Next Father Mulcahy, in company with Bishop Tierney and Monsignor sa- tolli, will meet at the residence of Bishop Michaud, Burlington, vt., for the purpose of translating some ancient phurchrelios 1,