Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
LOCAL N EWS.
Brief Mention.


 High water today at 5:37 p. m. Small house wanted-R. E. Baldwin.
 Psnsies 35 cents per packet at Cham pioR,s.
 The directors of the Consolidated road hold meeting to o-day.
 We advise our readers to try Royal shoes for comfort and save $1.
 Carnations 20 cents per dozen at Cham pion's.
 The resignation of Captain Creed of the Sars8elds has been officially accepted.
 MT. Samuel A. Stevens of this city has returned from visit to Washington, DO.
 Pack Brothers association will hold their annual ball in Harugari hall on Monday night.
 The New Haven Yacht clubs annual banquet will take place April 25 at Heub- lein's.
 The annual meeting of the Mishkan Is- rsel church will be held to morrow, when many matters of importance will come up.
 Captain Beach of the Blues has appoint ed Sergeant R. E. Durand first sergeant, vice H. 0. Young, promoted to second lieutenant.
 Nile. Tortajads, the famous Spanish dancer who will appear at Polls Wonder land next Monday, is said to surpass Car meneita in her famous contortion dance.
 Miss Beate Roessler, daughter of Paul Roessler, has passed the New York exami- nation in English and German and will probably accept an offer as teacher in one of the schools in the metropolis.
 The primary teachers interested in the organization of primary workers union arc requested to attend 8 meeting to be held in the parlors of the Dwight Place church this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The Lucy Hayes union will hold temper ancs meetings at Lincoln hall, corner of Goffe and Sperry streets, every Sunday and Thursday afternoon at o'clock. To- morrow Mrs. L. M. Finkin will speak.
 Nr. William Fl. Jennings of Norwich re- calls the fact that afty-thrse years ago, on Thursday, April 12. eastern Connecticut was visited by storm which in character and results rivalled the recent April bliz. gard.
 Howard M. Clark, we'll known banking man and brother of Charles Hopkins Clark editor of the Hartford Courant, died from pneumonia yesterday noon after @ short illness. He was to have been married in short time.
 The Tortsjada troupe who are to appear at Polls Wonderland next week have made Al. ,R oe f,,, portations this season. They have just closed an engagement of eight weeks at the Eden musee in New York
 United States Treasurer and Mrs. Nor. gan and Mise Morgan expect to leave Washington for Atlantic City, N. J., to- day. MT. Morgan has been suffering from trouble with his eyes, which has taken the form of an abscess, causing intense pain.
 The marriage of Miss Margaret Berrien Notte, daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Ellis LOT ing Motts of Boston, to Nr. Russell sar- gent, son of Mayor Sargent of this city. Will take place on Thursday, April 19, at 12 o'clock noon, at Arlington street church, Boston.
 The native place of David Dudley Field, the eminent lawyer who died yesterday, was Haddam, Conn, where he was born February IS, 1905. MT. Field visited this city few years ego and gave very bril- liant talk in one of the entertainments of the Yale Kent club.
 The we'll known "B" quartet of this city will give a subscription concert in the An
 o1r ~Ior ing. They will be assisted by Mas Fannie Fern Falk, the talented and charming elo- outionist, and Prof. Joseph Rice, organist of St. Nary's church.
 The public funeral services in memory of Mrs. Lucy Harris Parker, wife of Rev. Dr, E. P. Parker of Hartford, will be held in the South church this afternoon at 3 . o'clock. A brief service in the household will be held at 2:80 o'clock. The inter- ment will be at Cedar Hill cemetery.
 Kirby, the jswelsr, is now nicely en- sconoed in his new businsss home, 892 Chapel street. Tho store l. equipped in very artistic style and with the stoek of goods is the finest and most varied in the history of this popular jewslry house. Somsthlng to suit all. Hr. Kirby is re- csiving congratulations on all sides.
 Hsury H. Terry of New York, native of Hartford, son of the late Roderick Ter yy. and . graduate of Yale in 1889. is about to return to Japan, whore he will resume the professorship of law in the university It Tokio, which he successfully filled for several years after he left Yale. His raothsr and his sister, Miss Jennie Terry, VII join him there Iatsz.