Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-03-01
LOCAL N Il " 3.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day at $40 p. m.
A new house-$1 ,5OO-R E. Baldwin.
Psase & Son have received Scribner's for
March.
The hat industry in Danbury is running
again in full blast.
The many friends of Rev. DR.. John E..
Todd will regret to learn that his orange
crop this year is total failure.
Dunlap & Co.'s hats, spring styles, will
be placed on sale March /. For sale only
by Brooks & Co., Chapel, cor. State street.
Governor Morris yesterday refused to
affirm or deny the report that he is a can
-d4date for reelection at the coming state
election.
The engagement has just been announc-
ed in New York of Miss Ethel M. Saltus to
Charles Fl. Ludipgtop, jr., a graduate of
Yale 's7.
The plans for the erection of the new
First National bank building at the corner
of Church and Crown strtss were issued
yesterday.
Judge R. 8. Pickett will lecture tonight
NSboSA0sAoAA
ON "Criminale-How to Keep Out of Their
Ranks" For men only.
Alderman Charles L. Well of the Sixth
ward, who has been confined to bis home
with the grip for the past two weeks, was
- able to be out yesterday.
The number of trains run on the Old
Colony road in March, 1898, was 624; the
number at present is $50, making q de-
crease from last year of 81.
George N. Grant, tho builder, and wife,
who have bsen staying for some time at
Redlands, Gal, have gone to San Francis
CO. They will start to return next week.
All departments of the L. Candee Rub
Der company began on half time yesterday.
The boot makers have been on "half tick
ct" for some time, but now the shoe de-
partment does likewise.
DR.. Edward G.. Madden Ia one of the
happiest mortals In the state and is the re-
cipient of congratulations from his hun
p dreds of friends. He is the father of q
bright boy thst was born on Tuesday.
William Bsyers, who had been an inmate
of the hospital for the past year, died at
that institution early yesterday morning
of tuberculosis, His remains will be sent
to New York, where he had relatives.
Acting Coroner Pond rendered finding
yesterday that the death of F. L. Pierpont
In the RAILROAD stables, Fair Haven, was
accidental, but that due care was not exer-
cised In pushing the car into the barn.
Adjutant. General Edward E. Bradley
Issued his annual report of the condition
of the Connecticut National Guard yester-
day. It is certainly one of the most COM
plets and exhaustive ever Issued from the
Office.
Professor Arthur NJ. Wheeler of Yale de-
Nvered the fourth lecture in the seminary
course at Easshampton, Mass, last even
ing In the chapel The subjsct was eva
terloo," and WAS illustrated with maps and
diagrams.
Deputy United States Marshal Loveridge
last night brought the three Waterbury
moonshiners, g. lyman, Samuel Perkins
and Simon Arkowitch, who were arrested
by Revenue Agent Brooks and other reve-
nue. officials. to the county jail.
Rev. E. P. Parker of6cisted ct the fune-
raj af william Il. Goodrich in Hartford
yesterday. The pallbearers were Messrs.
Leverett Brainard, Charles 8. Davidson,
Judge W. z. Henney, Major Henry P.
Hitchcock, J. Stanley Scott and Charles e.
Billings.
William 8. Lewis, former resident of
this place, but of late years residing in
New Haven, left this week with his wife
for Cincinnati, O., where they expect to
live in the future, Mr.. Lewis having lately
accepted . position in . large furniture
house In that city, where he will assume
his new duties March /.
The fourth united 1enten service was
held at St. Paul's church last evening and
wss very largely attended, there being an
Assemblsge of 800 people In the church.
The preacher was Rev. J. 8. Shipmsn, D..
D., rector of Christ church, New York
CITY. He took for his text: "And the
Door Was Shut" Matthew XIV, 10.
Pensions for Connecticut have been
Granted a. follows: Jacob Frederick Ross
bach, Bridgeport; Lyman 7. Brown, New
Haven; James G. Jennings, South Willing
ton; James O. Russell, North Haven; Ell
Bouohie, Meriden; sevilla A. Bradley, Fair
Haven; Harriet O. johnson, Ysntic; joss
phine II. LETTERS, New Haven.