Morning journal and courier., 1886-08-03
LOCAL NEW >.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
Ink, mucilage and pencils at Dorman's.
DR.. Russell and family, of this city, have
gone to Watch Hill.
Work was resumed at the Candee rubber
shops yesterday morning as usual
The Democratic State committee Will meet
at the Allyn House in Hartford on Friday,
August 10, at II q. m.
Rev. Dr. Walker of Center church, Hart
ford, who is at Carlsbad, Austria, drinking
the waters, is improving in health.
Hon. Colin M. Inge-soll left yesterday for
the Catskill mountains, where his son, Law
yer George P. Ingersoll, is summering.
Wildcats have again made their appear
ance in Lyme, one of their fayorite resorts in
Connecticut. The hunters are after them.
Eight new and handsome milk cars were
run out of the Consolidated shops in Hart
ford Saturday and have been brought to this
city.
The annual reunion of the Ninth G. V.
will take place at Savin Rock on Thursday,
the day of the great G. A. R. reunion at the
Rock.
Miss Ella Dibble, of New Haven, while
visiting at S. C. Ford's, in Seymour, was
taken down and is still sick with scarlet
fever.
The damage to the stock of the Boston
Branch grocery store in Hartford Saturday
night by the fire was about 81, 600; fully in
sured
The Hartford colony at Westbrook has al
most come to blows the question: els
digging CLANS fishing or agriculture?"-Hart-
ford Times.
The Highland House, Meriden, was well
filed Sunday with ladies and gentlemen from
New Haven, Wallingford, New Britain, Hart
ford and Meriden.
General HARRISON has sold to J. G. Mead
for the new State prison building at Wethers-
field $500, 600 more or less of brick to be
used in the structure.
The Connecticut Veterinary Medical socie-
ty will meet Tuesday, August 8, at Deibels
restaurant parlors, New Haven: This is the
regular quarterly meeting
The funeral of Miss Willroy, a teacher in
the training school who resided at SS6 State
street, will take place this afternoon. Her
death is mourned by many friends.
Andrew Heublein of Hartford, one of the
Heublein brothers, has sailed from HAM
burg for home, an operation performed to
save his eyes having been successful.
The steamer Pastime leaves Belle dock at
1915 a. m. daily for Pot Island and return
ing to this city leaves at $3.50 p. m. An
enjoyable sail can be had by all who 60
The remains of Edward P. McManus will
be inferred in Minneapolis. A dispatch to
Hartford friends to that effect was received
from Judge McManus, of Hartford, yester-
day.
Harry, aged 7, son of Mr.. Meigs H. VIVA
ples of Hartford, fractured his right arm by
falling from the veranda of the Mountain
House at Branford Friday. He jumped
from the end of the veranda and caught his
foot in vine.
Four loads of tent and camp equipage have
already been sent to Mantle from Hartford
for the coming encampment. Assistant
Ouartermaster General Blakeslee is engaged
in experimenting the work of pitching tents
and laying floors.
Nine towns and as many oranges will be
represented on the excursion tomorrow
"wednesday morning to Savin Rock, VIZ:
Newington, Wethersfeld, Berlin, Middletown,
New Britain, Middlefeld, Rocky Hill, Wal
lingford and Cheshire.
Mr.. Fish. of Hook and Ladder 1, suffered
much from his eyes which were blinded by
smoke, filed with saltpetre gases at the
sawmill fire and was blinded for five days.
He returned to work at his place at Hubbell
& Merwins day or two ago.
DR.. Russell, of New Haven, who inserted
the silver tube in the neck of Albert Smith. 9
three-year daughter, of Seymour, IN or
der to save its life, has removed the tube.
The child breathes through the natural chan
mel once more, can talk, and will soon be up.
George D. Sargent, aged 55, died in Hart
ford Sunday. He was the son of l.. z. Sar-
gent, for many years secretary at Colts, and
was a patent lawyer. His mother left him a
handsome fortune and for several years re-
Gently he had Travelled about the world ex-
tensively.
Attorney w. F. Davis, A. S. Thomas
George h. Wilcox, Frank Stevenson ano
their wives, of Meriden; Mr.. and Mrs. f. d.
Allis. of New Britain; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Berry
Poets. of New Haven and Mrs. Russell, moth
er of Mrs. A. S. Thomas, will leave this
morning for trip to the Thousand Islands
harmony C1VlSlon, .. VI l. wiz SA'o ~ N
cursion to Pawson Park tomorrow by the
barge Juno 1t will undoubtedly be very
enjoyable affair. The barge leaves Belle
dock at 8 a. m and gets back at about
6. A first-class shore dinner will be served
at the Park for so cents, orders for which
may be left with F. L. Grammar Tickets
for the excursion may be procured at z; +
Harris market, 800 State street, or OF elthe1
of the committee.
Choice crayon portraits have just beer
finished this week by Bowman OF the late
Mrs. Rukard Mallory, the late Mrs. }. b
Bassett of North Haven, the late Mrs Rausch
wife of Mr.. Rausch the merchant tailor, two
of the late A. P. Sanford; also one of the late
Mrs. DR.. Sanford of Danbury; also two por
traits. water colors, of prominent people II
other places. Orders continue to be received
almost daily for these very superior crayoni
and water colors, and Mr.. Bowman is making
thousands of photographs for guests at tn'
fashionable watering places, and the fame O.
this gallery is attested by the receipt OF or
ders from society people from many parts o.
the United States.
Death of Mich olas Kretz.
Nicholas Kretz, an old German resident
died on Sunday at his home, No. " Mechan
ic street. of pneumonia, after few days Ill
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