Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 High water to-day at AS a. m.
 Buy a good house-R. E. Baldwin.
 Another warm day yesterday; the maxi mum was S2.
 MT. Radcliffe Hicks Is registered at Carls- bad Springs.
 Derby's Odd Fellows decorate the graves of deceased members tomorrow.
 Concreting and artificial stone. Con- necticut Concrete Co.,, AZ Church, room 4.
 Saturday, thousands of carnations, all oolors, at Champions, for eighteen cents per dozen.
 In Seymour tomorrow the Citizen En- zine company and the Seymour b nd will decorate the graves of departed comrades at 4 o'clock.
 Hats, hsts-straw hats from the finest makes in great variety to the every day straw hat at the Burgess Far and Hat store; also trunks and travelling bags fo: all. a
 The eight months old child of Superin- tendent Amss of the Candee rubber fac tory has been very dangerously i'll, but the o.isis has bsen passed favorably and its re- covsry is now looked for.
 Of interest to many New Haven people is the announcement of the wedding of MT. Frank Wilson Futile of London, Eng land, and Miss Hattie Ethel Hull is an- nounced for June 25.
 The abundance of novelties, the charm ing array of goods for wedding gifts, the happy selections in all around goods and square dealing are what trings SO many buyers to Ktrby's popular and reliable jswelry store.
 The Association of Spiritualists of west ern Connecticut will commemorate the thirtieth anniversary by picnic at Com bounce lake on Wednesday, June 20. Mrs. Clara H. Banks of Haydenviile, Mass, will address the association.
 The burial services of the late Mrs. James, wife of Judge Charles P. James of Washington. D. O., and daughter of the late Professor 0. N. Shepard of this city, will take place this morning at half-past ten o'clock at the family lot in the Grove street cemetery.
 George L. Connor has been appointed passenger traffic manager of the Old Col ony Steamboat company (Fsll River line) with headquarters in this city and o. H. Taylor has been appointed general passen- ger agent of the company with headquar- ters in New York.
 The College street church and Sunday school will have their annual picnic at Lake Saltonstall on next Saturday. The Fourteenth company, Boys' brigade, will go in uniform and have an outdoor drill during the day. Other athletic exercises will be arranged for.
 Huaff Brothers delicious ice creams continue in great demand, both at their elegant restaurant and through orders for delivery. The excellent quality of ths goods and the thermometer creeping up above the 80's, makes the demand this season unprecedented. --
 MT. 0. Fl. Butricks, instructor on the bapjo and mandolin, expects to gail for Europe next Wednesday. He goes to Paris by the way of Antwerp. stopping for the exposition which is in progress there now. He will spend the summer in Paris studying the guitar and mandolin with one of the best masters.
 Fl. E. Warner of East Haven and H. c. Harrison of Northford were among the speakers at the Storrs' school commence ment exercises In Willimsntic yesterday. Mr. Warner's subject was ''Some Phases of the Nitrogen Problem; MT. Harrison's was "Historical Reading"
 The June number of Rhodes' Journal of Banking contains an excellent and sppre- ciative article concerning our townsman, President George A. Butler of the National Tradesmen's bank. It is entitled "A Sketch of the Career of . Typical New England Banker" and accompanying is an admirably executed and excellent portrait of Mr. Butler.
 MT. A. A. Kellogg is exhibiting in one of his store show windows the new Clevs. land bicycle for ladies. It is extremely graceful, strong and light. weighing only twsnty-six pounds, and is the only lady's bicycle with genuinely narrow tread. It has, of course, the Cleveland thread tire and Burwell bearings, which have helped to make the Cleveland famous. This wheel | creates sensation wherever shown, snd all lady riders and others interested are l invited to call without regard to any in- tention of purchasing.
 Attached for $2, 500. Property belonging to. John Griffin and |