The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-29
LOCAL NEVIS.
Brief Mention.
Buy new house-R. E. Baldwin.

Buy a new house-R. ID. Baldwin.
 High water to-day at 12:34 p. m.
 Judge Fenn of Winsted continued to Improve yesterday.
 The Rev. J. w. Backus has moved his effects from ForestvfIle to this city, where he will permanently reside.
 The regular drill of the Foot Guard will be held tonight. It is hoped that there will be a large attendance.
 The fair of the Hermann Sohns in the hall, corner Church and George streets, continues till Monday night.
 The Monthly Illustrator is capital magazine for all interested in art. The April number now at McKee's new store.
 On April Il a degree team from this city will conduct limitations for Wash ington council, P. o. s. of A., of New Britain
 The naval brigade at their drill last night discussed the reception which is to be held in the armory on Thursday evening, April IS.
 The case of pr. Griswold of Hartford, who is charged with arson, was con- tfnued yesterday to March 30. He was released under $10,00O bonds.
 Robert Capen Gilmore, the Yale sopho- more who was thrown from his bicy- cle Wednesday at Woodbridge, still re- mained unconscious at late hour last , night and no Improvement In his con- dition is noted by his physicians.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, aged ninety nine died in Middletown yesterday. Mrs. Baker was born in Ireland and came to this city forty-five Zcars ago. She leaves three children eighteen grandchildren and twenty-two great grandchildren.
 William M. Weaver, formerly of Hart ford and who has been for some time with the New Haven Morning News as reporter and studying at the Yale Med Heal school, is to return to position on the staff of the New Haven Register Monday, which will allow him to con- tinue his studies for a physicians dip- 1oma.
 The Yale freshman crew training ta- ble WAS formed yesterday morning and the candidates for the boat selected as follows: D. F. Rogers, J. o. Rogers, Mar shal, Whitney (captain), Cadawalder, Wilcox, Cram, McGraw, Mills Several of the members of the boat have been prevented from rowing the past week because of sore arms incident to vac- oination.
 Property owned by Charles T. Nal 1ory of F'alr Haven was attached in the sum of $1000 yesterday morning in suit for divorce and aIimony brought by his wife, Sadie E. Mallory, They are well known people. Mallory has acquired a competence in the oyster business. The papers in the suit were served by Deputy Sheriff Pond, who attached three pieces of land on Quin- nlpiac street belonging to the defend 1 ant. Case, Bryant & Case of Hartford | are counsel for Mrs. Mallory, who re- sides in this city.
 The Bridgeport Wednesday Afternoon | Whist club were entertained in Strat- | ford Wednesday last by Mrs. Charles | H. Monson of New Haven and Mrs l Robert B. Hard of Stratford The first | prize was awarded to Mrs. Elmer | Beardsley, the second to Mrs, w. o. l Brown and the third to MT. Zalmon | Goodosell Among those present were | Mrs. E. B. Bartram, Mrs George Com 1 stock, Mrs. Henry Bishop, Mrs. Charles | Davis, Mrs. Henry Patchen, Mrs. Cal houn, Mrs. Henry Drew, Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. G. Goodsell, Mrs. Z Goodsell, Mrs. w. D. Bishop, jr., Mrs. w. E. Burlock, Mrs. Eugene Peck, Mrs. William E. Seeley, Mrs. Tracy B. Warren, Mrs. l N. s. Smith, Mrs. B. M, Parker, Madame Mondon, Mrs, John Hubbell, Mrs Styles Judson, Mrs. Edward Hawley Mrs. Andrew Nash, Mrs. Howard Cur tis, Miss Edith Stickles, Mrs. Sturde- want, Mrs. Savage and Miss Anna Lamb of New Haven and Miss Miles of Milford,