The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
LOCAL NE IFS.
Brief Mention. High water to-day at 6.21 8. m.
Buy a new nouse-R. E. Baldwin.

Buy new house-R. D. Baldwin.
 Colonel Wooster of Ansonia is inn proving his cottage.
 Attorney Goodhart was in Ansonia yesterday on business.
 Strawberry Ice Cream Soda with fresh berries at Hauff Bros.
 R. K. Clausen, formerly with D. M Welch & Son. has accepted a position with Malley, Neely & Go.
 Manure specially composted for fer tilizing lawns. Connecticut Concrete company, 49 Church street.
 The Craighead property in Shelton was sold at auction yesterday to MT. Hous of New York for $4,65O,
 D. M Smith, A. Wolff and MT. Bige- low of this city have all hired cot tages at Woodmont for the season.
 If you want a new wringer or one re- paired call on the, manufacturers. the American Wringer Co, 499 State street.
 Miss Rena Hall, nineteen years old, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Hall, of Shelton, died yesterday after noon.
 Mrs. Milton Handy of Springfield has purchased lot of John w. Merwin at Merwin's Point and is to build house at once.
 MT. William H. Salmon of Yale, who Is teaching a. Bible class in the Y. M. c. A., Bridgeport, will deliver a lecture this evening in that city on Paul as an Author"
 Charles I. Blanc and George E. Goe- bel saloon keepers at ITO and 23O Com merce street. were arrested last night charged with violation of the liquor law and subsequently released under $2OO bonds.
 The first battalion of the city bat ta1ion, composed of the Blues, City Guard and Grays, held a drill in the armory last night. Major Callahan was in command, with Adjutant Minor assistant.
 Since August 31 the lookup in Shelton has furnished shelter for no less than 2067 tramps. A record of their names has been kept and this number only represents the one-nighters, while many Of these have spent two or more nights there.
 Information reached Ansonia from Vallejo, Cal, Tuesday, of the death of John MEnerney, who died in that town April Il. The deceased was sixty-one years of age and was brother of the late Patrick McEnerney of the east side and Philip McEnerney, the Main street grocer. He went to California in 49 from New York and was very successful as a shipbuilder.
 The Good Luck Benefit association will tender a complimentary benefit to the widow of the late Charles Ketchale at St. Patrick's T. A, and B. society hall on Wednesday evening, April A. The officers of the association are: Henry F. Norris, president; John O'Donnell vice president; Peter J. Conlan, secre- tary; John Waters, treasurer; James H. Lane, sergeant-at-arms.
 In Bridgeport yesterday the Rev.Wil- aiam H. Lewis of St. John's church off ciated at a wedding at GA Sherwood avenue at high noon. It united Miss Kate Hurlburt daughter of Roxanna l Hurlburt and MT. Robert J. Thompson, the well known bookkeeper with the F. Armstrong Manufacturing company Of | Bridgeport. The bride was given away l by her brother MT. John Hurlburt of | New York.
 The arrangements for the entertain ment to be given by the Foot Guard at | their new armory tomorrow evening | are about completed. On Monday even- ing at the formal dedication of the | Guards new armory Governor Coffin | and staff will be present, as also the First Company, Governors Foot | Guard, of Hartford. The invited guests include all the leading military men in the state, as well as the members of the city government and other promi- hent citizens.