Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Many summer visitors are located in Mill ford.
 Another large party at Howes' skating rink, Savin Rock, last evening.
 Rev MT. Kelsey, of this city, preached at the First church, Milford, last Sunday.
 The stage for the Cove leaves Barkentin's s restaurant and ice cream parlors four times a day.
 Hine Place, a new street recently opened between Bishop and Edwards streets, is being graded.
 New Hartford boasts of the oldest Mason in the country, Judge Waite Garnett, age 95 years.
 The East Pearl street N. E. church has it's annual picnic to High Rock Grove day after tomorrow.
 The cool weather for this time of the year rejoices neither the shore hotel men nor the ice dealers.
 Counterfeit $50 bills of the Trades1nen's and the Broadway banks, of New York city, are in circulation
 The masons are busy at work at the rear or Trinity church preparing for making the ad- dition to the church.
 Wednesday, July 30, t11e Winchester base ball nine will play picked nine at Hamilton park for purse of $25.
 The Pine Grove camp meeting at Canaan, on the Housatonic railroad, will begin Aug ust 25th and close September 1st.
 MT. George B. Grinnell and family, of New York, have removed to their summer resi- dence in the suburbs of Milford.
 There will be another meeting of the workingmen on the Green Saturday evening which Ralph Beaumont will address.
 The Baxter Wrecking company has thus far succeeded in recovering about 50 tons of steel wire from the sunken barge President. MT. Frank Judd, the caterer, is home again from his trip to the Hot Springs, Ar kansas. His health remains about the same. Messrs. Dewitt C. Skilton and Ward c. Powell of Hartford, are to sail for Europe next Saturday, on the Arizona, for a six weeks trip;
 Two hines composed of the bakers and the clerks of the New Haven Baking company will struggle with bats and ball for the su- premacy Wednesday afternoon.
 The hospital is again in need of old muslin for bandages Parties having any, and are
  ties who will call for it, or can send it to the hospital.
 The shop of Joseph N. Cook, of No 255 Church street, was broken into on Sunday night and about twelve pairs of shoes were stolen. Most of these were shoes that had been left for repair.
 Rev. Thomas K. Beecher, of Elmira, will visit his mother-in-law, Mrs Rev. Henry Jones, in Bridgeport this week and will occu- py the pulpit of the North church in that city next Sunday morning.
 An oil painting of the four and a quarter pound trout caught by Charley Chase at Rangely lakes in Maine last spring is on ex- hibition in Downs window at the City Hall Dining rooms. It is beauty.
 The Meriden Y. M, c. A. leaves Meriden on the 7:23 train this morning to join in the Y NJ. c. A. excursion from this city to Greenport. Delegates from the Hartford, New Britain and other associations will al 50 attend.
 Parties coming in from West Haven last night say that team containing four men was overturned beyond the West river bridge about o'clock and the men and horses con siderably injured. Further particulars could not be learned
 The City Hall committees meet this week as follows: Ordinances, Thursday; Nomina- tions, Wednesday, and Streets, Friday. That there is no call for a meeting of the Commit tee on Bath Houses is thought singular, in view of the complaints regarding the West river bath house.
 This afternoon the annual picnic of the Church of the Sacred Heart takes place at Hamilton park. The proceeds go to the ben eft of the orphans. Among the features of the days programme will be base ball match between hines of the St. Aloysius so- ciety, of this city, and the Young Mems Tenn perance society, of Meriden.
 The following Waterbury liquor dealers will be notified to-day to appear before the county commissioners at this city, July 29, to show cause Why their licenses should not be revoked: Maria Leahy, wife of Edward Shannahan South Riverside street; John Stapleton, North Elm street; c. T. Lally, Kingsbury street; P. D. McGrath, Cedar street; and Edward Bowling, Ridge street.