Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-10
LOCAL N E WS.
Brief Mention.


 High water to-day at 1925 a. m.
 A good investment, cheap, R Baldwin. Bradstreet's reports business slightly gaining.
 Bishop Williams will visit Trinity church to morrow morning.
 Tomorrow will be young peoples day at the Church of the Messiah.
 Business is dull at Sargents factory and the foundry has shut down.
 Mrs. E. s. Hill of No. Elm street will sail for Florida to day and will stay two months.
 The Woman's Auxiliary of the Keeley league gave 8 supper in their room in the Collins block on Chapel street.
 Don't forget Kirby's removal sale which now comes to close. It is a remarkable opportunity to buy jswelry, watches, art novelties, etc., etc..
 The music at the Church of the Rs- deemer tomorrow evening will be en tirely from Wagner and Dr. Phillips will speak upon the topic (Which Shall Be the First"
 With the fine chance to buy fur shoul- der cspes at Burgess & Burgess it is no wonder the ladies are investing go largely in these very useful and desirable gar ments.
 Rsv. John A. Munroe has resigned his position as assistant pastor of the First M. E church, Meriden, his health being impaired and he with his wife has gone to Clifton Springs, N. J.
 The Right Rev. Bishop Williams will be at St. Johns Episcopal church, corner of 4 o'clock, where he will administer the rite of confirmation to large class.
 The Yale Brick company of Berlin started part of their machinery yesterday. Ar. E. P. Yale, the president, says the outlook for their fine pressed brick is ex- ceedingly bright for the coming year.
 The fish commissioners have decided to begin the distribution of about 1,O00,0 ,000 brook trout fry on March 20. The com missioner has already received over 300 applications for fry for stocking. streams.
 The members of the board of selectmen are opposed to Selectman Baldwin's plan of having Q street opened between Munson street and Farnhsm's place near Crescent street and Dixwell avenue, on the ground of expense.
 The quartet choir of the Court street synagogue were assisted at last evenings services by the "B" quartet, who sang "Rsmember Now Thy Creator" in fault less style. Their singing caused much favorable criticism from the large congre- gation present.
 Goddess of Liberty council No. 12, D. of L gave a supper in their rooms on Chapel street last evening after their meet ing. During the evening National Coun- oilor G. E. Kepple of Plttsburg was pres, ent and addressed the meeting. The next supper will be served at the residence of Mrs. John Wallace in West Haven.
 A meeting of the directors of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad Is to be held in this city to-day. Especial interest attaches to this meeting in that the two vacancies caused by the deaths of the late Ezekiel H. Trowhridge and Nathaniel Wheeler of Bridgeport may be filled, but the matter msy be deferred.
 The Smedley company has been organ ized in this city to do general teaming, cartisg and commission business, with 8 capital of $1, 800 in 1SO shares of $l00 each. The subscribers are Clark L. Smed- Icy, 90 shares; Thomas J. Donnelly 45 and Leonard c. Ryder 45 shares. The full amount of the capital has been subscribed In cash.
 Michael 0. Murphy, who has, trained Yale athletic teams since 1886, has signed contract to train the track athletes of the New York Athletic club. Kurpby has developed moro champion track men than any American trainer alive. He will still coach Yale and train the New Workers during the summer months beginning Juno l. He is brother of William H. Murphy, the Yale ex baseball captain, who hes just si0ned with the Nav Yorka