The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-03-25
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.
Brief Mention,
Buy new house-R. e. Baldwin.
High water to-day at 1879 a. IN.

High water to-day at 1899 a. IN.
Opening at B. RogowsEs Wednesday
and Thursday, March q and 20.
The meeting of 1.-THE Round Table"
of the First Baptist church will be held
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William Meeker of New Haven
Is spending a week with her sister, Mrs
James Morris, in Stamford.
The annual rental Of pews of the
westvilIe M. e. church will take place
on Monday evening, April 1.
Spring exhibition of millinery novel
ties at r. Ballerstein & Co.'s Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week.
The third annual promenade of the
Society Sons of New Haven will take
place on April 10 at Harmonic hall.
The winchester Repeating Arms COM
pany has completed plans for an extern
sive addition to it's cartridge loading
room
William Frank & Co., the well known
Chapel street merchants, will have their
annual spring opening next Wednesday
and Thursday.
New Haven men have bought the
tugboat George w. Smith, which has
been laid up all winter at Essex, and
will take her south.
An entertainment is to be given by
the Young Ladies' Mission society of
the Church of the Redeemer in the
church March 81 and g.
Mr.. Joseph Peck continues seriously
i'll at his home, No. % Ed street. Mr..
Peck is one of the oldest contractors
of the Mallory, Wheeler & Co. factory.
DIR. Lewis lis attending him.
John M Henry, manager of the Hart
ford baseball team last year, has in
formed the Boston league, Danbury and
Cuban Giants nine, that there will prob
ably be no ball nine in Hartford this
year.
State Senators Daniel r. Webster
John w. Mix, Johnson D. Dayton and
Lyman H. johnson, all of New Haven
county, were in Meriden Saturday COM
tinuing the hearing in the matter of the
appointment of G. Worth Howe as trus-
tee Of the school.
Sterling lodge Mo. 46, o. u. A. M, will
give an entertainment in Warner hall
Wednesday evening. A program of UNI
usual excellence has been prepared, and
all who have BEEN at previous enter
tainments given by this lodge are an
ticipating a most enjoyable evening.
The sacred concert and lecture of the
Lecordaire Reading circle at st. Mary's
hall Thursday night will undoubtedly
be a grand success. The concert will
he we'll rendered, and some of the best
local talent will participate. The abili-
ty of DR.. Maher, also, as a lecturer is
well known.
The biennial meeting of the members
of the supreme lodge, Independent Order
of Heptasophs, lasting seven days, will
be held in this city the latter part of
May. This is the first time that the
supreme body has met in New England,
and the New Haven conclaves intend to
make the event a memorable one. Sew
eral hundred members will be present.
An accident which caused serious
delay occurred in the freight yard of
the Consolidated railroad between Long
wharf crossing and the Water street
bridge on Saturday night in which two
locomotives were badly wrecked and
two of the big box cars were smashed
into kindling wood The damage caused
by the accident will amount, it is stated,
to nearly $1,000.
Rev j. H. James of Rockville, Conn.,
secretary of the Connecticut Temper
ance union, preached at st. Andrews
M. e. church yesterday morning and
conducted Sunday school at noon. He
addressed the Loyal Crusaders in the /
rooms Of Harmony division, S. of T., in |
the afternoon. At 6:15 he addressed the |
Christian Endeavor of the United |
church chapel, and at 1880 preached at
Davenport church.
BRIEFS