Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-25
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MUSIC pound at OofHKnis.
 NorthrOp sells t3IS Nest fountain pen. Buy the "New Yale9y
 scribner's siAz6r July is received and for sale by T. Hs<fease & Son.
 ThsS summer time table of the Consolida- Led road goes into effect to day. Willis Buttricks and Samuel Hoyt, with their families, are at Woodmont~for the sum- mer.
 Clinton Beckley and family leave for Woodmont Saturday to remain for the sum- mer.
 The members of St. Georges Literary so- eiety went on picnic Saturday to Merwin's Point.
 Sturges B. Beers of Beers ~& Deveau, Bridgeport, died on Saturday, aged forty seven.
 Reception this evening to Bishop Goodsell in Meriden A number of New Haveners expect to attend.
 Silas Moore, employed at the Reynolds bolt shop, is erecting two-story frame dwelling on Bishop street next his own resi- dence.
 The Grand Army boys of Admiral Foote post were routed by the heav Saturday even ing and gave up holding a social meeting they had intended to have.
 Miss Minnie Rothschild, formerly of this city, was married yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents in New York city to MT. M. Alexander, clothing manufacturer.
 The Supreme court will open Wednesday morning for a few minutes in order to swear in the graduates of the Law school who are qualified to be admitted. Judge Sanford will preside.
 To the public: Now Is the time to engage your coal of Henry KonOld, 14. 16, IS River street. wholesale and retail coal dealer. Best qualities at the lowest prices. Quotations furnished.
 early Saturday morning by a burglar at her bedside. She screamed and the burglar jumped out of the window. The police were notified.
 Hon. William O.. Case, the lawyer and orator, has been elected Q member of Davsn- port council, Royal Arcanum, and will be initiated with considerable of powwow at the next meeting.
 Mir. and Mrs. Noble, of this city, have ar rived in the city after ten years' absence in China in the missionary service, and are stopping with Mrs. Gibson, mother of Mrs. Noble, on Edwards street.
 E. B. Eyarts, national inspector and dis trict president of the Patriotic Sons of America, returned Saturday night from at- tendance upon the national convention sf the order just held at Reading, Pa.
 Chief Bollman has received letter from some Germantown people praining Officer Tom Kennedy for some clever detective work which he did for them in recovering some stolen goods by locating the thief in this city.
 The pastors of the Catholic churches In this diocese will go into retreat at the St. Francis orphan asylum for one week, begin ming July 9th. The following week the curates will have their retreat at the same institution
 Holcomb Brothers have asked the fire commissioners for permission to connect their fire alarm apparatus with No. 5's en. zine house. Their large shop Is equipped with an automatic sprinklng apparatus. The request will probably be granted.
 The first number of the West Haven Shore Journal, which will be published during the heated term, made its appearance Saturday, looking bright, readable and newsy and re- fecting credit upon its young editor, Simon Goodhart, brother of J. P. Goodhart.
 Another New Haven manufacturing con- cern, Foy, Harmon & Chadwick, the corset manufacturers, give their employes, about two hundred in number, a half holiday every Saturday. The plan went into operation last Saturday, the hottest June day in seventeen years.
 At the coming encampment at Mantle ell enlisted men of companies and platoons will be quartered in what are known as the finn proved common tents," all the canvas being entirely new and United States property. It is the intention of the commander-in-chief to apply for detail of officers of the United States army as instructors.
 Mrs. Ellen Callom, aged seventy-fve years, mother of Mrs. P. MoKenna of Frank lin street, died in Woodbridge Saturday evening. She was highly esteemed and one of the oldest members of St. Patrick's church. She leaves six children, three sons and three daughters, Patrick Cullom, the carriage manufacturer, Mrs. Thomas Moran, mother of Attorney James Moran, Mrs. F. McKenna, Mrs. John Kane of Hamilton street, and John and Bernard CuIlom, who are in the West The funeral will take place from St. Patrick's church this morning at 10 otaIoob