Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. eh water to-day at 5:06 8. ID.

Buy a good house-R. E. Baldwin.
 The barbers put their Sunday closing plan into effect yesterday.
 Thousands rode on the electric and horse cars yesterday, taking outing trips.
 St. Agnes T. A. and B. rociety will give festival in Banquet hall this evening.
 Concreting and artificial stone. Con- necticut Concrete Co.,, AZ Church, room 4,
 The St. Ignatius baseball nine defeated the Bay Views at Lighthouse Point yester- day g to 5.
 Rev. David G. Burrell, D. D., of New York preached in Battell chapel yesterday as the morning service.
 A special meeting of the state board of pharmacy Is to be held at Hartford next Friday morning at 9:3O.
 The congregation of the First Methodist church will hold strawberry festival at their church on Thursday evening.
 The Westville M. E. church will be ded- icated with appropriate services next Sun dsy afternoon. All are cordially invited to attend.
 A university meeting will be held in 197 Old chapel this evening to determine on the advieability of sending an athletic team to England.
 L. Di Vita of % Lyon street Is receiving congratulations on the advent of a ten pound bouncing boy. Mother and child are doing nicely.
 MT. s. 0. Ingersoll from Stamford and Nr. J. G lllior from Bridgeport had charge of the meeting in Temperance hall, West Haven, yesterday.
 Officers Fenwick and French have been detailed for night duty through West Ha- ven csnter and Officer Hofmeister takes the lower end of the village.
 Gideon Welles watch, naval veterans, have appointed committee to arrange for the reunion of the watch on July 19 at the Forbes house, Morris Cove.
 It has been announced that Herman Osl- richs of Nsw York city has been chosen referee for the Yale Harvard race. MT. Oelrichs was referee five years ego.
 A meeting will be held in the town hall, West Haven, this evening to see what can be done with regard to having fine Fourth of July celebration in the borough.
 About twenty. five carriers and clerks connected with the postofice attended the banquet given by tho letter carriers' base ball association at Deibels cafe Saturday night.
 Those Neapolitan bricks of ice cream at Shows are ve.y cooling this weather. Telephone orders from families promptly filled. Fairs, church entertainments, etc., supplied at low rates.
 Tho Ladies' R. slief corps of Admiral Foote post is preparing for pleasant affair at the Grand Army hall next Tuesday evening. There will be seasonable refreshments and Miss Burke will recits.
 As near as can be calculated the Bunnell & Scranton estate will pay @ dividend to depositors of 17a per cent. The dividend will be paid ss soon as the order of the court ia made, which is expected in few days.
 The Southern Association of Universal fists will hold a convention in the Univer-
  port, Wednesday. The occasional sermon will be preached by Rev. Charles Conklin of this city.
 Philip Sheridan lodge will finely celebrate its sscond anniversary next Thursday even- ing. The committee are Captain William O'Keefe, William J. O'Keefe, Bernard J. Reynolds, Captain T. K. Damn, Frank J. Taylor and John P. Young.
 Rev. D. M. James will leave to day for Winchester, Va, where his wife is visiting her old home. Later he will go to Ash land, Va, to attend commencement at his alma mater. He will preach next Sunday ct Winchester.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews, wife of Dr. J. P. Phillips died at her late residence on St. Roman street Saturday. She had been for many years an invalid. She leaves large circle of friends who will greatly feel her loss. The funeral will take place to-mor- TOW morning.
 Peter Reynolds was taken to Springside farm yesterday from police headquarters, suffering from dslirium tremenG. Rey- holds was arrested with his wife and Frank Burns at 2l Putnam street Saturday night and the trio were locked up charged with breach of the peace.
 Ara Hawley, aged seventy-two, who died at the Hswley homestead in the Scott swamp district of Pennington, was life long resident of the town. He was brother of the Rev Trancia Hawlav and of Tathar David Hawley, at one time oity missionary in Hartford. Senator Joseph R. Hswley VAS his nephew