Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. High water to-day at 4:16 a. n.


 Buy a good houss-R. E. Baldwin.
 The Yale freshman baseball team left for Princeton last evening. They play their second game with the Princetons to- day.
 William E. Dunn, the registrar of the Ninth ward, has leased the Msssasoit house at Savin Rock, and will open 1t June 1.
 The St. Johns Roman Catholic church fair, which has been drawing large crowds at Banquet hall, will probably end to- night.
 George W. Griffith and wife of 84 New kall street are rejoicing over the advent of a daughter. Both mother and child are doing we'll
 Wallace B. Fenn purchased yesterday the property on George street, rear of the Wood building. 45 feet front by 120 desp, from Captain O'Brien.
 Those Kuox eailor hats for ladies at the Burgess Fur and Hat oompany's are inn mensely popular. Sole agency for tho Knox hats for New Haven.
 4A0 6WcOloA 16PuDkACo0 SAuo A0b oAOosoN these officers: President, George K. Rose; vice president, John Enberg; secre- tary, August Hanson; treasurer, Carl Brandt.
 Owing to e lack of entries the SIG, ,000 Charter Oak purse offered by the Charter Oak Park association of Hartford has been declared off. The other classes have nu- merous entries.
 Miss Addie Mathews, daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. F. Mathews, formerly of Meriden, and now of this city, Is ex- pscted home next month from Germany, where shs has been for the past two years.
 Tho "Forty -three'' clubs german was held in Warner hall last night and was a delightful social event. The patronesses were Mrs. William Farnam, Mrs. IEger- soil, Mrs. Merriam of Springfield, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Dr. Lindslsy.
 The gas governor spoken of in yester- days paper in reference to the police sta ton is not the Sleeman Gas Saving gover- nor which is made here in New Haven and which has been endorsed by the United States government.
 Frederick B. Farnsworth, president of tho Young Mems Republican club of this city and president of the Connecticut Re- publican league, will address the Me- Kinley club of Hartford at the club rooms on "Club Work in Political. Cam paigns."
 The sale of tickets for tho joint play to be given at the Hyperion on Wednesnsy evening next by Psi U. and D. K. E. of Yale was begun at the Hyperion yesterday morning. There has already been big sale, but some very good seats yet remain to be sold.
 MT. Taylor of Wsstville had the luck to catch trout weighing two pounds and Q quarter in the river at Westville yester- day. He presented 1t to MT. Charles l Chase, veteran angler, who is laid up at l homo by illness, following fronting ex- petition he made recently in New London county.
 Manager D. M. Dewey of the Bostonians was asked last evening by a COURIER re- poIteI 1T tuo IepoIb Guat rom Aafl naQ sold his interest in the Bostonisns was | true. He replied that MT. Karl was still l an owner fin the company but did not take | an active part, He is at present resting in New York city.
 Kirby's jewelry store is always one of the busy Chapel street stores. Customers are numerous. The stock of goods is the largest in the long and honorable history of this we'll known store and the great array of goods pleases the public. It is up with the times and full of attraction. Every one suited and popular salesmen.
 MT. George Rockwell. the we'll known carpenter builder, who is making the im- provements ct the Free Library building, Is very i'll ct his home with inflammation of the bowels. He was taken i'll Wednes- day and on Thursday was attended four times by his physician. Yesterday he was feeling better and his recovery is now looked for, -