The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-15
LOCAL Ne WIS.
Brief Mention.

Brief M ention.
High water to-day at 11:51 a. m.
! Huyler's candies al Hewitt's.
Buy a house-R. E. Baldwin.
SnowShove1s, Bradley, Damn, Darlington
The January Metropolitan ait McKee's
news store.
Ashes carted-Connecticut Concrete
Co, 40 Church street.
Loans and insurance furnished by
Charles Wilson & Co., ~ Church street.
Mr. Timothy #. Doherty of Fillmore
street and Miss Beatrice McVeagh are
ITO be married to-day at st. Francis
r.. G. church.
Mrs. Blinn, the New Haven contralto,
NOW Of the choir Of the South church,
New Britain, has taken up her resi-
dence in the latter city
The annual masquerade of the Fay
cite Social club was held in old Union
arnlory last night. There Were ONE
hundred couples in the grand march.
The elevenIyear-old daughter of Har-
rison Birch of New Milford died yes
terday from injuries received at her
fathers saw mill at Sherman last Sat
urday.
Professor Arthur M. Wheeler will
lecture on the Monroe Doctrine" this
evening at O'Clock at the College
street church. The lecture will be open
ito all.
The annual installation of Russell
council No. 65, K. of c., took place last
might District Deputy ]. F. Callahan
Lord J,o al y1pIli har
quet was served.
john H1 whitney of Darien died
yesterday, aged fifty-three. He was a
very much esteemed citizen and had
held various public offices. He leaves
"a sister in New Haven.
Patrick Fleming, aged fifty, employed
ait Benedict & BurnhamEs factory i'm
Waterbury, was killed yesterday by
the explosion of a steam pipe. He
leaves a wife and five children.
DR.. William f. Blackman, professor
of Christian ethics at Yale, opened his
course Of six university extension lee
lures at Leavenworth hall in Water
bury last night He discussed the sci
nee of sociology.
Robert Jackson, aged twenty eight, a
was terribly injured Monday night ait
Belle dock, while coupling cars and was
removed to the hospital. He died at
TAO last evening.
James A. Duffy the Arch street tea
merchant, New Britain, underwent a
successful operations for appendicitis in
in the New Haven hospital last week.
He is now improving rapidly and will
soon be all right again.
The story of his life told by himself,
with portrait of '"The Colonel" referred
to by Mr.. Mills at the noon meeting
yesterday, can be obtained at the Bu-
reau of Supplies, 70 Center street; also
a large assortment of tracts, including
Mrs. Whittemores books and leaflets.
District Deputy E. E. Mix of this
city installed the new officers of Farren
Hodge No. 81, A. o. U. W., of Bridge
port, last evening, and the degrees
were ahso conferred. Grand officers
were present, and social session, with
entertainment and refreshments fol-
lowed.
Meriden is going to have cat show.
borough meeting viii be held in
Guilford this evening for the purpose of
taxing dClfOn OH tHe iidlUeT VI intro
ducing water supply at am early date
It has been proposed the unite the
towns of Clinton and Maduison in the
scheme.
The members of the Dixwell avenue
Congregational church held a meeting
last night in the church and it is
stated considered the finances of THE
church. All reporters were excluded.
Rev. A. P. Miller was seen at his resi-
dence late last night and he stated to a
representative of the Courier" that
he had been informed that nothing had
been done in the matter of his resig-
nation at the meeting.
p Fay Mills at Grand Onara. House