Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-27
LOCAL N Z VS..
Brief Mention.
High water to-day ae $3.50 .. m.

Brief Mention.
High water to-day &C 3:32 .. m.
Buy q new house-R. E. Bald win.
A new house-31, 5OO-R. e. Baldwin.
The skating at Lake Whitney was very
fine and many took advantage of it.
Mr.. Jerry Fitz gerald, who il i'll with the
grip, has returned to his home in New Lon
don.
Rev. Harlan Creslman of Yale spoke at
the Baptist church In Southipgton last
evening.
Crepe tissus paper exhibition open to-
day at Augur's; beautiful display in these
lovely papers.
William Callahan, sged sixteen, of Naug-
atuck, was drowned while skating yester
day afternoon.
General Kimberly council, No. 76, o. U.
A. H., held . meeting at Masonic hall,
West Haven, last evening.
8. P. hyde, q resident,of Clinton, writes
that no cottage was robbed at Grove Beach
this week, as has been reprinted in press
dispatches.
A new fve-ton safe was placed In the
Office of Registrar James Carr. The safe
is model one and adds much to the at
Effectiveness of the Office.
Copies of the COURIER containing the ad
dress delivered at the funeral of Rev.
Thomas K. Fessenden of Pennington may
be obtained at this Office.
Major Mcguire Offers 800 to anyone
who will outpoint him with the foil at the
Eden Musse during the coming week. The
offer Is open to all corners.
L. D. Chidsey retires from the presi-
dency of the Grocers' association with q
high record for efficiency and ability. He
did well for the association in all respects.
J. B. Crossley, aged seventy, who for
forty years kept . hotel on the Cromwell
road in Niddletown, died yesterday and
leaves 500, 900 to . nsmesske in that city.
Ernest Ethridge and Mr.. Wymsn, who
have been visiting at the home of Captain
F. W. Ethridgs, in West Haven, for few
days, left yesterday for trip to the Ber-
muda Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Warner of No. Sc
Asylum street, Hartford, gave q whist
party to their friends on Thursday evening
in honor of their guest, Mr.. George E. Dud-
ley of New Haven.
No wonder the ladies are buying SO many
of those shoulder cspes, 90 useful and nice,
at Burgess & Burgess, as 1t pays to buy
now. Go and sec the beautiful stock and
do not delay to give your order.
Fire Commissioner David q. CLARK, the
contractor and builder, has issued the neat
est fire alarm card yet. 1t is of celluloid,
handy to carry in the vest pocket or pock-
etbook and very neat and artistic.
Kirby's old established, popular and re-
liable jswelry store was lever Sd full of
nice goods, all new, desirable and beauti-
full, and in such variety. Buy now and
save money at Ktrby's removal sale.
The United Minister'S Meeting will hold
their usual session at the Center church
chapel Monday morning at 10:45. Pro-
lessor Fairbanks of the theological ssmin-
AIRY will read paper on the subject of
"Comparative Religions" All ministers
are cordially invited.
John P. Gnlliver, D. D., IL. D., noted
Yale man, whose death was announced
yesterday, was professor emeretus at An
dover theological seminary. he was presi-
dent of Knox college, Ill in 1858 DR..
CULVER was pastor of the Broadway Con-
ersRstional church in Norwich from 1e4e
until 1865, and was especially influential
in establishing the Norwich free academy,
acquiring an endowment of $l25. 900 for It.
The folio wing gentlemen acted as honor
sry bearers ct the funeral of Caldwell Colt
In Hartford yesterday: Commodore E D.
Morgan of the New York Yacht club, Vice
Commodore q. A. Ssnderson of the Larch-
mont Yacht club, J. Y. 8. Oddie, secretary
New York Yacht club. Randolph Hurry
and Augustus Mott of New York, Louise
Jones of Newport, John Il. Hall and James
B. Moore of Hartford, Lieutenant William
Henn of the British navy, A. z. Camscho
and George A. Cormsek of New York, Dr..
c. G. Beach, George 81. Day and William
@. Skinner of Hartford.