Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 1910 q. N.

Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 1910 Q. m.
Buy a good house-R. E. Baldwin.
General 8. W. Kellogg has returned
from his Canadian fishing trip.
The Cheshire Brass company Is to be
placed In the bands of a receiver.
Concreting and artificial stone. Con-
necticut Concrete Co., AZ Church, room 4.
Call at SO Center street for program of e.
Gaze & Sons American and Foreign Tours.
Mrs. Elizabeth O. Olds has removed to
her summer residence, Sunny Side, Center
street, Fair Haven.
To-day Is donation day at Grace hospital.
The hours are from 8 o'clock to 6. All
persons inte-eated are invited to attend.
The Naval battalion appeared in their
handsome new full dress uniforms for the
first time last evening making very fine
appearance.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shields of Chapel
street, this city, intend going to New York
city to day (rhureday) to stay during the
summer months.
Brother E. A. Hayes of Tribe No. 1 OF
New Haven has been appointed deputy
great sschem of the reservation of Con
necticut, I. O. R. NJ.
Charles D. Sherman leaves for Worcester
to-day to attend the reunion of the class Of
80 Worcester Polytechnic Institute Of
which he is a graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Splitter and
daughter Kitty O. tlew Haven were ir
Winsted attending the Sturm- Stack nup
tials there last evening.
The examining board of the Nationa.
Guard of this state met at the srmory yes
terday and examined officers from the First
and Second regiments.
The Connecticut Humane society asks
the attention of all good citizsns to the
law of the state for the protection of ou1
small birds and their nests.
Professor 9. Lewis of Ogden college,
Bowling Green. KY, has arrived In this
city and is staying with his wife's mother,
Mrs. Campbell on Elm street.
Walter A. Waterman, Yale '94. has &C.
cepted the appointment of instructor in
English literature, German, ETC., at the
Bulkely high SCHOOL, Norwich.
The engagement of Miss Rose Golnper'z
of New Haven and Max Wolff of Hartford
Is announced, the couple to be home 43
Artizsn street, this city, Sunday, June "a.
The second excursion to Buffalo Bills
Wild West will bs given next Saturday.
The fare for the round trip Is only 81. 90.
Children half price. Beat to leave at $50
in the morning.
The plan proposed by Major Broatch, to
erect monuments to the memories of Com
modore McDonoush and General Mansfield
Is one that should have the hearty CO.
operation of every resident of this state
Middletown Herald.
During the illness of Miss Loveridgs,
daughter of United States Marshal Love-
ridge, her place in Humphrey street church
choir is filed oy Mrs. Brown, and during
the absence of Mrs. Hull Miss Lucella San
ford sings in her stead.
George Miller, aged thirty seven, who re-
sides near the corner of Dixwell avenue
and Monson street, was taken to the aims
house yesterday morning suffering with
heart trouble, and he died soon after his
arrival.
New Haven persons have been in Essex
this week and erected fine monument In
Rtvervisw cemetery for the late Captain
Gilbert Williams, who was commander for
. number of years of the steamer State of
Texas.
Motorman Frank Harrison of the Win
chester Avenue electric railway saved a
child from being run over on Howard
avenue Tuesday, by reaching over and
the little one from the track.
The car WAS In rapid motion.
The railroad commissioners have made
their reports on the various railroads after
The inspection required by law. OF the
New York, New Haven and Hartford they
speak highly and say that its large amount
Of new work gives assurance of very slight
expense for maintenance. They say: 1.-THE
substantial character of the new construc-
hon is in striklpg contrast with that which
I supersedes."
The executive committee of the Connect
,ut Undertakers' association met at Savin
Rock yesterday to make arrangements for
he fall meeting of the association. The
members Of the committee were
present: President Alfred of Winsted. @.
". Hills of Hartford, q. Hawley of Bridge
port, T. 8. Booth of Thomaston, ]. r.
Lsete of Guilford, Mr.. Caldwell of South
ngton, A. ]. Crawford of Fair Haven,
Keller and George A. Nsycock of
his city. The committee voted to hold
he next meeting in Winsted on August
I'D.
8. P. Crafts, president of Quinnipiack
Brick company, writes: ST recsived the
'ther day, from Troy, N. T., table of
tests of building and paving
'rIck, the result of trials Of brick from
light different localities in this country.
d more than 100 brick the highest crush
ng strain was 1900; next was brick Of |
be Quinnipiac Brick company, which
rushed at 8. 40 pounds per square inch,
Y at 100 pounds per square inch less;
While eleven brick from the Same yard, and |
AIKEN from all parts Of the kiln, gave an |
verage rssistanos of 1885 pounds to the |
quare inch-a better showing than from
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