Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-06
LOCAL NEWS.
 Brief Mention. High water today st 12:06 8. n.
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 E. R. Jeffcott will sail for Europe to-day to visit his other, who is very i'll. Concretipg and artificial stone. Con necticut Concrete Co.,, 42 Church, room 4. l Harris Nickle Plate circus will appear here June 13 and IA An excellent show Is | given. The Rover Wheel club will go to New London on the tug Ludington to see the Yale-Harvard 'Varsity race. The St. John's Catholic cl1b have com ple:ed arrangements for the formal open ing of the new club house to-day. Miss Katherine Gillet, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gillett of g Ed street, and Hr. Osborn of Plttsburg, Pa will be married today.
 W. & B. Douglas of Middletown will close their works to day in order to allow their men to attend the republican mass meeting.
 Betsy Hubbell Lewis, widow of the late Julius, died at her home in Huntington Center very suddenly Monday night, aged ninety-six years.
 
 Haven County Women's Christian Temper ance union will convene in the Taylor Memorial M. E. church, Milford, to day.
 The gale of seats for the senior "prom. |" will take place Friday at 7:SO p. m. in 194 Old chapel. The price of each seat is $2, exclusive of the premium paid for choice.
 Professor Krull Brun will lecture on "The Lie of Catholic Priest" at Warner hall tomorrow evening. He Is the p-esi dent and founder af Krpll Brun school of languages aud elocution in this city.
 The butchers of this city have decided to close their stores Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings of each week at 6:3O o'clock during the summer months. The change went into tffeot last night.
 The condition of Stephen the three year old son of Stephen Heinrich, who is suffer ing from lockj w supp osed to have been caused by vaccination, is reported as being very critical and his chances of recovery slight.
 A new and handsome banner made by Alexander McClune-the gift to the club T night pre- resented to the Mckinley club of Hartford. They will carry 1t in the parade here to-day.
 The killing of Station Agent Henion of Stamford yesterday, with the killing of Daly at Greenwich and of the Cingalese In Bridgeport made four fatalities on the Con solidsted road between Bridgeport and Stamford within twenty-four hours.
 Frank Bseman of New Haven fell in a fit at the corner of Harrison street and Washington avenue, Bridgeport, yesterday noon, and painful scalp wound was in- ftcted. The ambulance conveyed him to the emergency hospital, where his injury was attended.
 William H. Kelly was arrested last night by Officer Stevens and locked up charged with drunkenness and breach of the pssce. While intoxicated he went to the house of his stspfather, Ernest Gussmau, at 205 Goffe street and smashed in the door and broke several windows.
 Miss Mary F. acArthur, teacher in the Humphrey street school, will sail on June
  where she will visit relatives, and return ing about the first of September. Mise MscArthur will sail on the Hamburg American line steamer Furnessia.
 Dr. Grannis of Middletown, H. NJ Bishop of New Haven and Mir. Hough of ColiIns- vile are the members of the present state pharmacy commission, and all three took part in conducting yesterdays examina- tions In Hartford. There were twelve snx- ious looking candidates before the board. The funeral of Mrs. Helen l. Corbin took place Monday at her home in Waterbury. The Rev. Gardner Edridee off ciated. Mrs. Ralph N. Blakeslee sang two solos. The psllbearers were Charles E. Seymour, W. W. Munson and F. K. Woolworth of Wa terbury, and Samuel Thomrkins of New Haven.
 The New York Post of last evening re- marks: "Both Professor William Dwight Whitney of Yale, and his brother, Profes- sor Josiah Dwight Whitney of Harvard college, the eminent geologlsts, are great lovers of music. The Harvard professor 41 WoA AAoWA ASuko os opoAofAc cAIe1- tainments in Boston, generally following the score with book open before him."
 At the City Nilsson hall the evening meetings this week and next are in cara of MT. W. B. Street, Yale seminary '96, who is at present assisting Rev. MT. Aossman, the general superintendent. The meeting last evening was led by MT. Armstrong, of the college. This evening large delega- ton Is expected from the Christian En- deavor society of Dwight Place church. The meeting will be led by Deacon Tucker of that church. The subject is, "Let Your Light Shine. IA hearty welcome to all who attend.
 Midnight Clubs Smoker. The Midnight club will give its first sn- nusl smoker In Masonic hall tomorrow evening. An elaborate program has been srranped for the occasion and all those who sttsnd will be guaranteed an enjoya- ble time.