The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-03-26
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.
Buy new house-R. e. Baldwin.


High water to-day at 11:19 a. IN.
The German Aid society held a ball
in Harugari hall last night.
Opening at B. Rogowsks Wednesday
and Thursday, March u and %.
Mrs. John H Fowler is recovering
from a severe attack of the grip,
Captain Boyle of Company D, Fourth
regiment, C. N. G., resigned yesterday.
Manure specially composted for fer
tilizing lawns. Connecticut Concrete
company, 40 Church street.
The annual calico ball of the Ber-
gische Harmonic Singing society was
held in their hall last night.
Spring exhibition of millinery novel
ties at r. Balierstein & Co.'s Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week.
Jewett, the we'll known Hartford pres
tidigitateuR has been engaged to give
a performance at the Hyperion theater
on Easter Monday evening.
The dedication committee of the Sec
ond company, Governors Foot Guard,
will meet in their armory this evening
and appoint subcommittee.
AL TIE HleGuIIS VI ulIt NnOIltNSllO CluD
last evening forty-three new members
were elected. Among the number was
Henry G. O'Sullivan, editor of the Cath
Ollie Standard.
Reports from the bedside of ex-Town
Agent IsaHc G. Smith of Milford are
very discouraging. He still remains in
al comatose state and his family have
grave fears for his recovery.
Gervasse Green, tenor of this city,
will sing in the quartet at the First
M. e. church after May l, Mr.. G..
Chadwick Stock being engaged as pre-
oentor at Calvary Baptist church.
Lewis Raymond, father of Bradford
p. Raymond, president of Wesleyan
college and for five years "a selectman
of Stamford, died at his home in High
Ridge on Friday, aged eighty years
The Hartford Mckinley club held a
meeting last might, as did also it's COM
n1fttee Of arrangements, for the dinner
and reception to Governor Mckinley,
April 8, ait Foot Guard hall, Hartford.
Thomas C. Toothill, well known
r,rompter, who has beenI working at the
New Haven clock factory since last Oc-
tober, left yesterday for Portland, Me,
where he will work for Goodman X
Cook.
The fifth of the course of United Len
ten services will be held in st. Thomas
church tomorrow evening at 1880. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. r.
F. Alsop, D. D., rector Of St. Anns
church, Brooklyn.
Howard Scofeld, seventeen years old,
a waiter at Trinity college commons,
Hartford, was sentenced to three months
in jail yesterday by Judge Barbour
for stealing two watches and other
jewelry from the students.
Yung Wing of Hartford denied yes
terday most emphatically the charges
made in New York and other papers
that he was agent to purchase arms
and ammunition, ship supplies and so
forth for the Chinese government.
Frank w. Guion of New Haven will
continue to play the organ at the First
church until the new organist is en-
gagged. 1t is reported that Mr.. Guion
has been rendered the position perma-
nently, but has mot accepted yet.-New
Britain Record.
c. o. Beardsley Of thfs city, one of our
we'll known townsnnen has made an en- |
gagement with a Boston concern which |
is prominent in the painting and deco
rating business, and will remove to Bos- |
tom to enter their employ May /. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Beardsley will remove to that |
city to reside.
Yesterdays Hartford Times says: A |
sensational story was printed in a New /
York paper to-day to the effect that |
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe had lost |
her mind entirely and was to be taken
to an insane asylum. Inquiry of rela-
tives of Mrs, Stowe brought the reply |
that her condition remains the same as
for a couple Of years past--childish and
happy.