The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-11
LOCAL NEVIS.
Brief Mention,


 High water to-day at 9:51 D. m.
 Farm for sale cheap-R. D. Baldwin Ashes carted-Connecticut Concrete Co., 49 Church street.
 Loans and insurance furnished by Charles Wilson & Co.,, 42 Church street. c. D. Barnes of Southington left yes terday on a business trip to Florida. George A. Kilbourn, the junior mem Der of Blakeslee & Co.,, who conduct a manufacturing business in Huntsville, has retired from the firm.
 The first grand annual masquerade ball of the Morning Lily Musical club was held in Harugari hall last night Music was furnished by Posnor's or chestra, Professor L. Newman prompt CT. There were one hundred couples in the grand march.
 Major and Mrs. Albee of this city left yesterday for Norwich to attend the wedding of Captain Watrous of General Ravens staff to Miss Carruth- CTS. which is to occur at Norwich to-day. Major and Mrs Albee were General Haven's guests in New London last night.
 Dr. l.. E. Cooper of Derby is again suffering from appendicitis, this being the third time he has been taken down with it. He was taken, this time, Sum day night, and is suffering severely. Dr. w. H. Carmalt of this city was called in consultation with Dr. Parme- lee in the case.
 In an interview with Meriden re- nor.fn1 dox Ga, Y, James P. Pigott of this city contra dicted the report that has been freely circulated throughout this district by saying that he would not be a candi- date for the democratic congressional nomination this year.
 It is said that the authorities of Co., bait, this state, have a clue to the murderer of Timothy Parmelee of that place, who was murdered a short time ago. The suspect is well known far mer of Cobalt and an arrest will prob ably be made to-day. Robbery is said to have been the motive.
 The following committee was on the stage at Prof. .Beldwin's entertainment at the Hyperion last night: Dr. Ruick- oldt, Charles T. Coyle, Corporation Counsel W. H. Ely President F. B Farnsworth of the Young Mems Repub- lican club, ex-Corporation Counsel C. T DriscoH and Prof. G. E. Beers
 Manager De Sibour Of the Yale crew accompanied by Edward l.. Trudeau the Yale pitcher, went to Mayor Hen drick's office yesterday and secured his signature and that of City Clerk Lyor to the affidavits of the candidates of the Yale crew, that all were amateur ath- ietes in good and regular standing.
 Rev. Samuel Thatcher of Meriden, ex. superintendent of the State School fol Boys, was rendered an informal recep- tion by a few friends at the home o1 Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Husted in Meri. den Monday evening. It is understood that MT. Thatcher begins his pastoratt at the East Thompson Baptist church on April l.
 Cornelius N. Ballard, the Norwall Hours reporter, and Miss Alice L. Mor ton, daughter of the late John Morton of South Norwalk. will be married ir Norwalk by the Rev. c. M. Sellecl this evening. Miss Mabel A. Ballard sister of the groom, will be brides maid and William A. Morton of Wes
 
 best man.
 James H. Nicholson, city editor of tht Daily Mining Journal of Marquette Mich, was in town yesterday for z short stay. He has been in WallingforC visiting his brother, Thomas c. Nichol son, who is with the Housatonic Manu featuring company. He leaves to-mor row for New York, his former home He has been a western man for th' last seven years.
 The faculty of the Yale Law schoo have posted upon the school bulletin board: Owing to the prevalence Ot measles in the city, it is requested b! the faculty that students exercise ever! precaution to avoid bringing the dis ease into the school. Those who com, in contact with persons suffering witl the disease should not attend recita- tion. and will be excused from sucl attendance"