The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-02
LOCAL NE IFS.
l,r.el Mention.

Ruv a new house-R E. Baldwin.
 w. c. Foote of this city is visiting friends in Mystic.
 MT. Frank A. Lucke is i'll with typhoid fever at his home on Gold street.
 Manure specially composted for top dressing lawns. Connecticut Concrete company, 49 Church street.
 Miss Bertha Belcher, daughter of Cap tain Belcher of Morris Cove, is visiting Miss Sadie Roberts in Meriden.
 Physical Director Moody of the New London Y. M. c. A. is spending New Years with his parents in New Haven. Moses Briggs of Humboldt lodge, I. o. o. F., was last evening presented with writing desk by the society, Sec retary Adolf Goss making the present. 4 sstion speech.
 The many friends of George Ref, proprietor of the Humboldt house on State street, presented him, as a token of their esteem. with a costly Swiss clock Christmas night, which will here after grace the Humboldt cafe.
 MT. and Mrs. Isaac Ullman will start today on an extended visit south and west. They will first visit Washington, D. C.. then Cincinnati, St. Louis and other western cities, They will be gone several weeks.
 The grand annual ball of Canton Au- rora No. 12, Patriarch Militant, l. O. O. F was held at Harugari hall last even ing. Each lady in the march was pre- sented with an elegant program. The march was led by Captain John Wolf and wife.
 The funeral of John Gulow will be attended this afternoon by Humboldt lodge. I. o. o. F., Aurora encampment' and the German Rifle company, and a .aree funeral is indicated. The deceased was one of the oldest German residents of this city.
 ~ Rev. Michael J. Driscoll, son or Foilce W Sergeant John Driscoll arrived in this .itv last evening and will remain with his narents until Friday. Father Dris- coll was ordained recently to the ,,iasthood at Pittsburg, Pa, and is now stationed at sartwell, McKeon county, Pa.
 new Baptist mission church will ,,robabIv be erected at the corner ot wballev avenue and Carmel street. Messrs. Julius Twlss and Frank Will ,iams the committee on the subject for the New Haven Baptist union have made favorable report on the sub ject.
 New Haven commandery, K. T., had charge of the funeral of Ashbel Storrs in Seymour Monday afternoon. The of finiating clergymen were Rev. MT. Kim her of Seymour and Rev MT. Bryant of Tvest Haven, prelate of the comman- dery. and Past Commander D. R. filling also took part. There were among the floral tributes an elegant cross anc crown from the Knights Templar.
 Raffaele Ruggiero was very badly cut last night by Vincenzo Parrillo The men had been drinking in Michael 1zzo's saloon at the corner of Factory and Oak streets. They quarreled. For what is not known, but during the melee Parrillo struck Ruggiero with a billiard cue, cutting him severely Some Italian friend of Parrtllo cut Ruggiero under the arm with razor None of the wounds are serious.
 A New Years entertainment was glV- en by Miss TilIie Lavigne at her home S4 East street, last evening. Among those present were Christie Breen, May Doughan, Katie Doughan, Mamie Dool- ev Lizzie Breen, Frank Splain, k1tty Covle, Eddie Doughan, Jeremiah Dool' ev. Lizzie Klein, Josie O'Connor, An nie Moakley, Mamie Moallley, Rose Parsons. Sadie O'Donnell, Anna Dough an. will Sullivan, Daniel Duffy ano Michael Donahue.