Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-24
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 1:27 q. m.


Buy a good house-R. e. Baldwin.
Turing and grading Con-
crete company, 40 Church, room 4.
Steeple Charlie with two assistants is
gliding the dome on the capitol at Hart
ford.
Rev. I. @. Meserve and bride sailed yes
terday on the Gellert for Gibraltar and
Naples.
Henry Trowbridge Allen will lecture at
the Church of the Rsdeemer tonight on
1.-THE Azores"
Ladies', the o1fords that took medal and
diploma at worlds fair are at Royal shoe
store only. Save 81.
The annual meeting of the New Haven
orphan asylum will be held next Thursday
afternoon at the asylum.
George E. Besrn, wife and daughter, Of
New Haven, are stopping at A. g. Wright's
on Chestnut Hill, Litohfeld.
Miss Lottie Mundelin Of Fair Haven,
who was the guest of Mrs. g. E. Thomas
in Derby, has returned home.
Joseph Hoadley, who is a patient at
Grace hospital, is daily growing stronger,
and says he will return home in few
days.
Francis B. Trowbridge, who is becoming
we'll known as genealogist, has just pub.
lished history of the Hosdley family In
the United States.-Litchfield Enquirer. -
A large number of New Haven Shrinerf
will attend a banquet in celebration OF
Pyramid temple, Bridgeport, in sailer'e
hall this evening. Several local men will
take degrees there.
Blacksmiths and carriage makers, don't
miss auction sale, machinery, tools, anvils,
vises, wheels, axles, etc., without reserve,
to highest bidder, Thursday, May "a, 10 q.
M, ia Park street.
The joint board of commissioners for
Fairfield and New Haven counties yester
day formally accepted the new Washing
ton bridge, dinner at Minor Smiths be-
ing part of the program.
The Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners will hold public meeting May 80,
at which the general secretary of the order
Value of Trades Unions"
Mrs. Charles 81. johnson, a much es-
teemed resident of BAL Howard avenue,
wife of Charles 81. johnson of the Hart
ford division of the Consolidated road, is
quite i'll at her residence.
Captain Elisha Peck garrison No. 106,
R. A. N. o., has been presented with an
oil painting Of General Grant and his staff
by Mr.. Walcott of Crown street and Com
rade Scott, member of Admiral Foote
post.
A. Il. Kimberly of Stcddard, Kimberly
& Go. presided over the business meeting
of the Wholesale Groosrs association held
in Hartford yesterday. A banquet follow
ed. The next meeting will be in New Ha-
ven probably.
A quarterly meeting of the CONNECTICUT
New Church association will be held in the
lecture room of Center church, No. 944
Chapel street, to-day. Preaching by Rev.
T. F. Wright of Cambridge, Mass; sub
ject, 'The New Church and Bible Criti-
cism."
Miss Anderson, daughter of Rev. DR.. Jo-
seph Anderson of Waterbury, was in An
sonia yesterday, the guest of Captain and
Mrs. Lindsay of the Salvation army. Miss
Anderson has decided to engage in Saliva
ton army work, and in September will
enter training garrison to prepare her
self.
Miss Mary E. Reardon and Mr.. Charles
D. Reynolds were united in marriage last
evening at the residence of the BRIDE
groom. A select company of friends was
present on the happy occasion. The Rev.
James W. Denton was the officiating cler-
gymsn. The happy pair have many friends
and we'll wishers.
The "Inasmuch Flower Mission" Of the
Church of the Messiah will give an enter
tainmsnt in the church vestry this evening
entitled "The Library" Admission free
and everybody cordially invited. Ice
cream and cake will be served after the
entertainment at ten cents plate. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the mission.
Invitations were received in Walling-
ford yesterday morning for the wedding
of Thomas @. Nicholson and Miss Nettie
Snow at 6 p. m. at the residence of Miss
Shows parents, 1928 Diamond strest, Phil
adelphis, on Wednesday, June 6, which
will be followed by reception from to
o'clock. They will reside in New Haven.
The annual meeting of the corporation
of the New Haven Savings bank was held
1t the bank last night. The following off,
GERS were elected: President, Samuel E.
Nerwin; vice presidents, Wallace B. Fem.
Gardner Morse, E. q. Stoddsrd and g. ].
Brush; secretary and treasurer, Robert A.
Brown. Nothing else of . public nature
VAS transacted.