Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-22
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ASSESSOR Ss John l. Bradley and wife, of East
nAsen' .nave gone on two weeks' visit to
@. w. Blakeslee & Sons received q permit
Yesterday to erect two-story house on Ad-
miral street.
A Boys club will be started In the fall py
Rev. John c. Collins, with headquarters
near Grand avenue bridge.
THE city's committee to locate new hack
stand at the Union depot will inspect the
PREMISES at II o'clock this morning.
The first case of sunstroke recorded in
Connecticut this season is that OF MRS. A. n,
Fuller. of Danbury. She was unconscious
for several hours.
Chief Hendrick and Fire Commissioner
Farnam paid visit to No. IS steamer
house yesterday, where various improve
ments are in progress.
The Water company began yesterday the
LAYING of an eight inch main in Wooster
street from Olive street eastward. 1t re-
places the old six inch main.
Comrade Lucey of Nathaniel Lyon post No.
of Hartford related his Experiences While
a Prisoner in Andersonyille" before Mans
field post in Middletown last evening.
The fire department. of Bethel have hired a
special train to transport them to Bridge
port on the Fourth of July. Three compa-
MES with az many drum corps will come.
At the Eisle-Peck wedding ON Wednesday
Rev, Mr.. .Mosman was the officiating clergy
man. The wedding ceremony included the
giving away of the bride by her father and
the use of ring.
The interesting and thoughtful article
Gland and Taxation written by John 2.
Phillips of this city, is published in PAM
phlet form and can be had for ten cents
each at T. H. Pease & Sons bookstore.
Robert Coon, of Harwinton, was brought
to the New Haven hospital recently to have
his arm amputated, but declined to have the
operation performed. He is reported as do
ing well, with fair chance of saving his
arm.
The West Haven horse railroad company
are talking of equipping their cars with
electric batteries as Q substitute for the bell
ropes. the buttons to be placed near the seat
backs in the most convenient place for pas
sengers to reach them.
A thirty-lieht .Thomson-Houston dynamo
has lust been established on the costly steam
Yacht Talisman, belonging to w. A. Slater,
the Norwich millionaire. 1t is of sufficient
capacity to run the lights twenty-four hours.
The Talisman Is now one of the best fitted
steam yachts aHoat in Connecticut waters.
The Yale Glee club concert next Tuesday
evening at the Hyperion viii possess various
new attractions in addition to the usual line
of college songs. The programme is divided
into three parts and the seventeen numbers
viii afford pleasing combination of instru-
mental music and song. The programmes
will be in the form of souvenirs and will be
in part hand painted.
w. J. Atwater & Co. of $50 962 Grand av-
enue have on hand large stock of fishing
tackle. They manufacture some of the best
OF eel pots, for which there ia an unusual
such excellent make that many parties both
from this city and out of town come there to
buy them of this firm. They are wholesale
and retail dealers in all kinds of seines, nets,
hooks, poles and fishing tackle. all of which
are sold at the lowest figure.
An lee cream and strawberry spread was
given by Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, jr., to
the children of the Leila Day nursery at
the nursery grounds, 40 William street,
yesterday afternoon. AZ s O'Clock about
Fifty of the children enjoyed the delicacies,
and those who were not there had a box of
cream sent to them. It was indeed pleas
ant scene to witness the unalloyed happiness
Of the little innocents. Their cup of hap
piness seemed to be full. Their kind matron,
Mrs. odeli, was indefatigable in promoting
their happiness.