Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-01
LOCAL N E w 8.
Brief Mention. for an outing

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 High water today at S:27 a. m.
 Buy a good houss-R. K. Baldwin.
 Pease & Son have received the Century for June.
 Turing and grading-Connecticut Con- crete company, 49 Church, room 4.
 The county commissioners yesterday granted license to Michael Williams of 1296 State street.
 The young ladies of the Junior Misslon- ary society of Trinity N. E. church gave a very pleasant entertainment last evening at the church.
 The Bsrbers' Protective association, com posed of the Chapel and Church street bar bers, have decided to close their shops on Sundays, beginning Sunday, June 10.
 James Pregi and Pasquale Vsland, Ital- ians, were arrested yesterday on capiaa and locked up. They are wanted as wit nesses in the liquor case against Patrick Lse.
 Final arrangements for the Hartford Mo- Kinley clubs excursion to this city on June 6 to join in the convention aud pa rade of the Republican league clubs of the state were made at a special meeting last evening.
 Cards are out for the marriage of M1ss Annie Louise Judd of Southington to Harry Winfield Austin of New Haven. The ceremony will occur in the Plantsville Congregational church June IA at 9 o'clock.
 Mrs. F. W. Shillitto of West Baven will leave on Saturday, by the steamer Lucania. for a visit to her old home in Yorkshire. She will be accompanied by her daughters, Gertie and Edith, and will be absent about three months.
 Next Wednesday delightful and novel entertainment will be given at 239 Whitney avenue, for the benefit of the Mothers Aid society. In the afternoon there will be amusements for children, with a concert by the Second Regiment band.
 Informal invitations have been issued to the wedding of Miss Helen Rockwell Bliss, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. R Blies, and Dr. John H. Gray of Northwestern uni ersity, Evanston. Ill. The wedding will ake place at the home of the bride on Thursday, June IA.
 The ward committee of the Tenth ward held meeting last evening and elected L. H. Johnson chsizman, and W. A. Whittle- sey, and made the following additions to the ward committee: J. H. McDonald,J J. E. Hubingsr, H. S. Peck, Felix Chillingworth, J. L. Burton and J. P. Walsh.
 The Old Colony distillery's property was sold at public auction yesterday by E. 0. Bescher, the real estate dealer, for Trustee G. A. Butler. The first bid was $12, ,000 by N. Spier, the real estate dealer. There were thirty bidders in all, the highest be- ipg Charles R. Waterhouse, to whom the property was knocked down for $14,0 900.
 The second annual exhibition of the New Haven Camera club, which is going on at No. 878 Chapel street, has been very largely attended. There are over 200 pie lures taken by amatsurs, and all those in- terested in amateur photography are in- vited to attend. The exhibition will be open today and tomorrow evening from 7 to 10, and in the afternoon also.
 Eaton L. Andrews, 8 much respected old resident of Hamden, died at his home sud- denly Wednesday night, aged seventy-six. He had been suffering for some time with an abscess on one of bis lungs. He leaves to mourn his loss wife and two daugh- ters. One of the daughters resides in Springfield and the other is Mrs. Dlcker- man of Hsmden, mother of Mrs. Dutton of No. 52 Bishop street, this city. The old gentleman was in New Haven last Satur- day visiting at the home of his grand dou1hSor Nra Dntfon