The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-20
LOCAL NE IFS.
Brief Mention.


 High water to-day at sos a. m.
 Buy a new house-R. E. Baldwin.
 Fishing, boating at Lake Saltonstall.
 Edward B. Ryan of IS Walnut street is seriously i'll.
 Last assembly of the season tonight at Warner hall.
 Russell council, K. of C., realized $200 at their reception in Arfon hall Wednes- day evening.
 M E. Jacobs of Berlin, the brick manufacturer, lost al fine horse by lock- jaw this week.
 Professor Hoyt's Boston dancing school will hold their closing reception at Warner hall on May B.
 If you want new wringer or one re- paired call on the manufacturers. the American Wr1nger Co.,, 499 State street.
 A. Foote & O. have just received a box of excellent Connecticut river shad, the first of the season. They win be on sale Saturday Go-day)
 The Rev. Sanford Martyn, formerly pastor of the Congregational church in Newington, Conn.,. is moving his fam ily from Windsor, Vt, to New Haven.
 They have come-those stylish first class straw sailor hate for ladies, of the famous Knox make, New York. Sold only in New Haven by the Burgess Fur and Hat company.
 Rev. Professor George B. Stevens of the Yale Divinity school, will occupy the pulpit of the Congregational church at Naugatuck tomorrow in the absence of the Rev. MT, Soule.
 Mrs. Cyrus Goodell, aged eighty-eight years, died Thursday evening at her home in Hartford. Her maiden name was Almira Burr. She was sister of Hon. E. A. Burr Of Hartford.
 An unused dwelling house located in East Bristol, near Pierce's bridge, and owned by the Bristol Brass and Copper company, was burned to the ground at 2 o'clock yesterday morning.
 Henry Clark, seventy eight years old, who for sixty-five years had been en- gagged in Chester in the making of the L'Hommedieu, or old-fashioned ship au- ger, was buried yesterday at Chester.
 The unknown young man who fell from freight train in West Haven Thursday night and was struck by NTdlH COIulIS III IIlG OppOolLG lGCllOll died at the hospital yesterday morning without having regained consciousness. Dr. A. A. Crane of Waterbury attend ed the semi-annual meeting of the Coun- ty Medical association at New Haven Thursday and was elected a delegate to the Holland County association meet ing. He is the son of Dr. Robert Crane of this city.
 Builder George A. Gould of Gould Brothers, Bridgeport, was yesterday appointed receiver of the Duchess Ruff fling company of this city by Judge Prentice. MT. Gould will collect the company's outstanding accounts and settle it's affairs.
 The popularity of Kirby's jewelry store and the large trade it enjoys from our most reliable people come from years of honorable dealing and enter prising management The stores stock at present is the finest in its history in all departments.
 Mrs. Richard Moore, wife of the vet cram ex- -doorman at police headquarters and mother of Patrolman Richard T. Moore, suffered a slight stroke of parlysis last night at her home, corner of Canal and Webster streets. At mid might she was reported as resting com- tortably.
 Frank Wilson, a ten-year-old boy, whose home is in Fairfield, was found asleep in Charles Davis express wagon at the Union depot last evening and turned over to the police. Wilson said that a conductor on one of the trains had told him he could have a ride and the next thing he knew he was in New Haven. He was sent to the Organized Charities and will be returned to his parents this morning.