Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


1923 varieties note paper at Dorman's.
Rents collected promptly at a. P. Hoadley's.
Ansonia's electric cars began running again
Saturday.
Carter has been chosen captain OF next
years Yale crew.
: The Century for Jaly is received and for
sale by T. Il. Peaae & Son.
NO. S's engine house has been greatly i'm
proved at the hands of the aEtiats of the paint
brush.
It is estimated that over 500 New Haven
ers will witness the great Fourth of July pa
geant in Bridgeport.
Sargent & Co.'s large mandatory shut
down Saturday night for the Fourth of July
week to fake inventory.
The music stores of the city will close at
D. M, Mondays and Saturdays excepted
during the hot weather.
The steamer Ivernia of New Haven has
been undergoing handsome improvements
for the summers business.
MIR. and Mrs. F. W. Dutton and Mr.. and
Mrs. @. S. Sparks and son, all of Bristol, are
at Morris Cove to remain week
Ex-Governor BigeIow and wife sail for
Europe July 9Th on the fast and palatial
North German Lloyd steamer Lain.
President White of Cornell, who presided
at the Yale alumni meeting here last week,
sailed Saturday for Europe on the Furnessia.
Mrs. j. Fl. Howarth, who slipped on the
sidewalk on Friday in front of Austin & Gil
bert's stors and broke her thigh, was quite
low yesterday.
DR.. Charles R. jackson sailed on Saturday
on the City of Chicago for England, and after
q few weeks of travel will pursue his studies
at the University of Vienna.
Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., attended
divine service at the George street NJ. E.
church last evening, when q patriotic GER
mon was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Baird.
The Transportation company is to have
number of new large barRes constructed.
They will have them built near the round
house of the Hartford road near Steamboat
dock
To the public: Now is the time to engage
your coal of Henry Konold, IA, 16, 18 River
street, wholesale and retail coal dealer. Best
qualities at the lowest prices. Quotations
Furnished.
The New Haven Y. g. A. and their Meri-
den friends will have q union excursion to
Glen Island August I'd. Hartford friends
are talking Of joining in and will give their
answer tonight.
The clock mandatory closes for the
Fourth and two weeks thereafter excepting
as regards the department for the manufac-
ture of electric goods and equipments, which
II. f,,C
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright and child, Mr..
and Mrs. James McGinnis, Charles Dunbar
and Miss Lizzie Mott, all of Bristol, came to
Sachem's Head on Saturday and viii occupy
Edward Motifs cottage.
Mr.. Mallon's orchestra, Hyperion, leaves
this afternoon to play for the summer at Al
exandria Bay, Thousand Islands. Mr.. P.
We'll will attend to Mr.. Mallon's musical bus
mess during his absence.
Merritt q. Walker, who died in Chicago
ON Tuesday, Goth, was son Of the late Har-
vey Walker of Union and brother of the
wives of the Hon. W. II. Corbin of Hart
ford and Professor S. I. Curtiss of Union.
Edgar H., aged forty-two, SOD of the late
Senator Dudley r. Wheeler of North Ston-
ington, died on the 9th ult., only a week
after the death Of his father. He represented
his town in the Legislatures of 1875 and
1875.
The Mayer, Strouse & Co. corset manu-
factory, employing 1900 hands, closes to-mor-
night until next Monday. The shut |
DOWN is in order to make extensive repairs |
and improvements in the engine and boiler \
rooms and machinery in general.
Mrs. Ellen Bowes. wife of Daniel Coyne of |
Fair Haven, died Saturday moraing at her
home, 6s Fillmore street, after q long i'll |
ness, aged seventy-fve years. Mrs. Coyne |
was a resident of Fair Haven for nearly /
thirty hears and leaves husband and four
yrown up children. The funeral services will /
AXE place this morning at 8 O'Clock and /
li1h mass will be said at St. Francis' church /