Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-03-22
LOCAL NEWS.
brief Mention.
" do wear fine Royal shoes.

They do wear fine Royal shoes.
High water to-day at 11:08 .. m.
A good investment, chesp, R e. Baldwin.
Spring opening at B. Rogowskrs We'd
nesday and Thursday, March 81 and %.
The new depot in New London is to be
the pattern for the new Consolidated road
depot at Bridgeport.
The annual charity ball of the K. o. j.
and Adelphia societies will be held in Har-
monte hall this evening.
At the Springfield Camera clubs meet
ing last night set of slides from the New
Haven club was exhibited.
At the first annual social of the Keeley
league next Wednesday night Dr.. Kelley
and Sam De Armit will be present.
William N. Cornin, long . prominent
Tolland county man, died at his homo in
Hartford yesterday, aged 6fty.eight.
The annual spring millinery opening at
R. Ballerstein & Co.'S will occur on
Wednesday and Thursday, March 81 and
90.
The Rovers' Wheel club will give q run
tomorrow afternoon in which all the local
riders are invited to take part. On their
g return smoker will be held In the club
room.
Rev. I. q. Aeaerve will give . talk on
'Ths Yosemite Valley" before the New
Haven Csledonian club this evening in the
club rooms on Chapel street, over Aendel
& Freedman's store.
A special meeting of the directors of the
free public library will be held this even
ing, when the bids will be opened and CON-
tracts awarded for the improvements con-
tsmplated at the library.
Delario Matteo, an italian sixty-five
years old. died At Springside home yester-
day of heart failure, superinducsd by drop
sy. Matteo came here from New York
about two years ago. His son is employed
at Ssrssnt's.
Rev. 81. N. Gallaher, D. D., formerly
pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, gave
avery enjoyable lecture last night in Grace
II. z. church. His topic was "The Cos
pei of Good Hunor." There was large
audience present.
In order to accommodate people wishing
to attend early Easter services Sunday
morning, cars ON the Fair Haven and West
Vile horse railroad will leave Fair Haven
ct 6 O'Clock .. M, and will also leave West
Vile at the same hour.
The arrangements for the fiftieth ami
vsraary Of Harmony lodge, Sons of Tenn
perance, are nearing completion, and =
most enjoyable evening IL promised. The
entertainment will be held in Warner hall
in the latter part of April.
No meeting of the committee of the
court of common council on retrenchment
and reform was held last evening. This
- committee has under confederation tho Pc
tition calling for better treatment of cases
Of contagious disease. The committee will
probably give another public hearing on
this subject early next week.
The Congregational club holds special
meeting in Warner hall this evening. Sup
per will be served at $50 by the ladies of
the College street church. The topics for
confederation will be ''Aunioipal Reform. u
"The New City Charter and Enforce
mont Of Law" Henry O. White, John w.
Alling and Rev. Newman Smyth, I'D, will
open the discussion.
Mrs. Martha Ritter Bryan, wife of Ed
ward Bryan of the firm of Bryan, Minor &
Read, died yesterday, aged sixty -four
years. She was . most estimable lady,
much beloved and respected by the large
circle of friends she leaves to mourn he.
loss. She was daughter Of the late John
Ritter, who was q prominent marble dealer
on High street. She was Q member of the
College street Congregational church. The
: funeral will be held at her late residence,
AS George street, tomorrow afternoon al
$50.
At the funsral Of General John L. Otis
Of the old Tenth @. ", in Florence, Mass.
Tuesday, General e. 8. Greeley of this city
was among those present to pay tho lasi
sad tribute to the deceased officer. The
funeral was In charge of W. L. Bake,
Grand Army post, and one hundred of tn.
members attended the services. under th,
direction Of Commander J. w. Lyman. A
delegation was present to officially repre-
sent tho military order of the Loyal LIE
Rion, Of which General Otis had been com
mAnder.