Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
LOCAL N EWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 High water to-day at 2:57 @. m.
 Buy a good house-R. E. Baldwin.
 A. N. Platt and wife of South Britain are visiting in this city.
 MT. w. P. Hall of Seymour died yester- day, aged seventy three.
 Dun's Review says: "The outlook for business seems a little better on the whole"
 Concretipg and artificial stone. Con- necticut Concrete Co.,, 42 Church, room 4.
 Eva Berry, aged eight, of Rockville, was burned to death yesterday while alone in the house.
 Judge Deming and MT. Meigs organized a new lodge of the N. E. o. P. in Middle town last evening.
 The Adslphi baseball club of Derby will go to Milford this afternoon to play the Milford Athletic association.
 The annual meeting of the woman's board of Grace hospital will be held at Trinity chapel next Monday, June II, at 8 p. m.
 A salmon weighing twenty pounds and measuring three feet and three inches long was caught in shad net at Deep River this week.
 Miss Fletcher lost pocketbook contain ing valuable papers yesterday somewhere between Grown street, on Church street, and her homs at 99 Congress avenue.
 L. P. Shepard, formerly clerk at the Ar liugton house, this city, has accepted po- sition in the same capacity at the Bassett house, Derby. He began his new duties last night.
 Carlos H. Storrs, clerk of Trinity parish, Seymour, has received an official accept ance of the call extended by the parish to Rev. R. B. Kimber of New York to become It's rector elect.
 The Mayer, Strouse & Go. baseball team will open the season to-day by playing the St. Aloysius club at the Cottsgers' grounds in West Haven. The game will be called at o'clock p m.
 The crowd at the stamp window in the postoAics waiting to buy postage stamps was so large last evening bstween and g o'clock that many became discouraged and went away unsatisded.
 The importance to the tourist of reliable trunks and travelling bags may at times discount the tariff question. The prob lem is solved by inspecting the Burgess Fur and Hat oompany's big supply.
 Splendid goods in all the newest and most sought for lines bring the buyers te Ktrby's old, noted and popular jewelry store, and 828 Chapel street is even 8 more popular store than the old stand was
 The New England association of Veteran Bremen, to which the New Haven order belongs, will decorate the graves of thei dead tomorrow. This Sunday will be ob served as decoration Sunday all over thu New England states by the associations.
 The Consolidated road is laying heavy steel rails on the east bound, or old tracl of the Shore Line diviaioD, which will, i Is thought, be in position in time for tn, new summer train schedule, which goel into effect on Sunday, 17th.
 H. s. Dickinson of Springfield, and fam fly, are at the Ives cottage, Morris Cove MT. Brown, of the Crockett & Tottle com pany, is occupying cottage at the Cove and Hon. James Gallagher and James Gal lsgher, jr., and family are occupying theil cottage.
 Seymour L. Spier, the we'll known tenor is to sail for Germany in the early part ot July. He will visit relatives there in Gas ell and other places of interest, returning in September. The churches at whict he sings, viz, the Court street temple and Christ church, Ansonis, have given him ( vacation for the occasion.
 The Baxter Wrecking company yesterday succeeded in raising the hull of the tug boat Rambler, which was blown to piece. by the explosion of Wednesday, and the hull was lowed over to the mud at Lonp wharf and hauled out. It will be rebuilt It is thought that the body of Weller will be found in the hold when the water ia pumped out.
 The body of Mrs. Louisa E. Moeman,, mother of Rev. Mr. Mossman of the City Missions, this city, was taken from New Haven Thursday to Chicopee, Mass, her home for many years, and funeral services were held at the Third Congregational church in the afternoon, Rev. Mr. Kerr officiating. The burial was in Maple Grove cemetery. In this city services were held by Rev. Dr. Phillips. The county bar association yesterday ap- pointed the following committee to con- sader the application of the forty students, who will graduate from the Yale law school, for admission to the bar, moral character to ba among the qualifications: Dean Wsyland of the law school, Assistant State Attorney Terry of Waterbury. .Attor- ney G. A. Fay of Meriden, Attorney Will Hams of Derby and Attorney Webb of New Haven,